And the Italian Alders are a very good example.

Nitrogen 1.25 .

That's what we use to inject, as we start to do our deep dives.

These granules contain three essential plant nutrients.

What's a drug?

Include Nitrogens

So one thing that I need to pick up is oxygen.

I suggest it's feeding him oxygen.

They're literally the blood vessels that go to and serve the heart.

Turned solid when it met

Nitrogen bonds to oxygen, which in turn....

This is liquid nitrogen.

We don't know what we're talking about.

In that general process we talk about the restriction of blood flow, that is ischemia that's happening.

Ultimately, if we're breathing under stress over long periods of time, there are consequences.

Economic expansion has resulted in increases in atmospheric nitrous oxide and methane, ozone depletion, increases in great floods, damage to ocean ecosystems, including nitrogen runoff,

In our applications, we generally put air inside this diluent gas supply, because it's a very cheap and easy source of nitrogen.

So the main tank, the main critical thing, is this oxygen gas supply cylinder we have here.

Zeolite it's not new zeolite removes nitrogen from air and nitrogen is 78 percent of air.

And our heart actually has two circuits. But I wanna point out these circuits one at a time. We've already kind of completed one circuit.

Let's think about ourselves as grape farmers and I'll make a little supply schedule right over here

KIO data supply error.

Jolt, electrify!

It happens because there's too much concentration of oxygen in your body.

Every plant is doing something useful, important, valuable on the site.

To get dry ice we had to go to the breweries beg, borrow, steal to get these folks to give it to us.

I'm just going to show you a basic idea. We're all breathing air right now.

Inert nitrogen, high concentration of carbon dioxide crystals, methane...

Nitrogen, oxygen. Looks like enough CO2 for green leafy things.

Now let's think about what happens with the number of suppliers.

So in the lungs you get rid of the carbondioxides and you pick up oxygen.

You could have things like supply shocks.

So the key now is to make it behave like tuna.

But electricity is also very, very broad, so you have to sort of narrow it down.

And they become like nutrient pumps.

In the '50s, we start branching out.

There are four outlets in this room.

There are abundant food supplies.

That's Scenario A.

Maybe to facilitate a laboratory?

So, basically the gas dissolves into our body. The oxygen is bound by metabolism, we use it for energy.

So let me just say population.

So we can just plot these points these are specific points on the supply curve.

The air we breathe consists of oxygen and nitrogen.

In summer, you might as well be at the equator.