Majid Ali, M.D.

Living Cells that love oxygen do not get along with those who shun oxygen. What might we learn from this for our health?

Our Planet’s Oxyphil-Oxyphobe Equilibrium

In the early 2000s, 1 coined the term oxyphils for oxygen-loving life forms and oxyphobes for oxygen-shunning life forms to present and elaborate my concept of Our Planet’s Oxyphil-Oxyphobe Equilibrium.

A dynamic ceaseless life and death dance determines our planet’s oxyphil-oxyphobe equilibrium. In several articles included in this Fermentation Course, I include several natural phenomena related to this equilibrium.

Fermentation Course Part Two

k  Respiratory-to-Fermentative (RTF) Shift in ATP Production 

k  Oxygen’s Three-Legged Throne

k   Dysox: Energy and Detox Failure in Cells