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Fully Recovered From Covid Within a Couple of Days
"I had covid pretty bad, but thanks to the Carbohaler I could recover really fast. I had problems breathing, and I couldn’t talk as my throat was inflamed. Apart from the high fever and extreme tiredness I also had a lot of dry cough. When I started using the Carbohaler it had a huge impact. My oxygen levels immediately stabilized at around 99% and my cough disappeared. Within a couple of days, I was fully recovered."
Anthony Perera
Engineer, Sri Lanka
CARBOHALER BENEFITS
* Reduce Mental Stress
* Slow Down Your Breathing
* Heal Emotional Wounds
* Open Up Your Blood Vessels
* Increase Muscle Strength
* More Blood To Your Brain
* Faster Recovery
* Open Up Your Airways
* Better Oxygenation
* Hypoxia Reduction
* Increased Vasodilation
* Increased Cerebral Blood Flow
* Improve Lung Function
* Improve Recovery Time
* Stress Reduction
* Increased CO2 Tolerance
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