With the outbreak and continuing spread of Coronavirus, Air Quality Manangement Company, manufacturers and distributors of the Air Sterilisation system Bio-Oxygen, are curently installing systems to limit cross infection of COVID-19.

Bio-Oxygen can eliminate any surface and airborne viruses by puncturing the cells with electrons, breaking the cell wall down and completely eliminating it. The chemistry is the same for any virus, bacteria, pathogen, spore, etc. Bio-Oxygen continually produces electron charged Oxygen Clusters which are sterilising surfaces 24/7, elimintaing the virus.

When another Coronavirus, Swine Flu, went viral in 2009 Bio-Oxygen carried out airborne and surface testing on H1N1 and H2N3 with successful results (see the reports in the downloads section below). The current Coronavirus will be similar and therefore the WHO have advised the same methods of protection; good hand washing, avoiding those who are sick etc. Scientists are still trying to understand COVID-19 but link its similarity to MARS and SARS. Similar to these pandemics, Bio-Oxygen would break down COVID-19 in the same way it eliminates all viruses.

Treating any virus, bacteria, pathogen, spore etc with Bio-Oxygen

Organisms with a soft cell wall
Most organisms have a soft cell wall. The organism is continually bombarded with electron shots. The electron shots puncture the soft cell wall and, as a result, the organism dies. Organisms with a soft cell wall are the easiest organisms to kill. The anti-biotic resistant MRSA organism, Staphylococcus Aureus, has a soft cell wall and is one of the easiest organisms to kill with the Bio-Oxygen process.

Organisms with a tough cell wall
Spores have a tough cell wall. In order to kill spores, they would have to be boiled in a pressure cooker for 2 hours at 120°C. Boiling at 100°C for hours does not kill spores. With the Bio-Oxygen process, spores are continually bombarded with electron shots until the cell wall is punctured or cracked and, as a result, the spore dies.

Organisms with a hard cell wall
Some organisms have a hard cell wall. The hard cell wall is continually bombarded with electron shots until the cell wall is punctured or cracked and, as a result, the organism dies.

Organisms with a lipid envelope
Some organisms have a lipid envelope. Lipids are fats and are very easily oxidised and once the lipid envelope is oxidised, the organism is exposed and dies.

Anaerobic bacteria
Anaerobic bacteria live in an environment devoid of oxygen and to anaerobic bacteria even ordinary oxygen is toxic. When anaerobic bacteria is engulfed by clusters of oxygen composed of 100% pure oxygen and is bombarded with electrons shots, it quickly dies.

Aerobic bacteria
Aerobic bacteria live in normal air containing 21% oxygen. However, when aerobic bacteria is engulfed in clusters of oxygen composed of 100% pure oxygen and is continually bombarded with electron shots, it quickly dies.

Bio-Oxygen used to combat Coronavirus

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