Nice to see you are still fighting against body's use of iron in
different systems.

When are we experiencing some articles about the other half part of
the story, the dangerousness of oxygen and why it is dangerous to
mankind to breathe??

There are lot of articles showing dangerousness of oxygen, also
without the assistance of iron, like forming isolevuglandines from
arachidonic acid and EPA and other di-aldehydes made by oxygen attack
on long-chain fatty acids (non-enzymatically and partly also
enzymatically), like isoketals, isoneurals and isofurals (the products
of preferably arachidonic acid, but also EPA and isoneurals from DHA.

These di-ketals are crosslinking agents involved in atherosclerosis
but also most probably in DNA mutations. Free arachidonic acid or
cholesterol bound may form these compounds freely, but unfortunately,
also membrane bound in intact cell membrane layers if exposed to
molecular O2. That's one of the mechanisms why it is so utterly
important to life that O2 is transported in a way it cannot be exposed
to certain components of the cell.
(And of course, if iron is involved, such derangement reactions
accelerate tremendously.)

So, I'm waiting for your references to articles showing the
dangerousness of breathing. I have given you pointers to one class of
such dangerous side effects of breating and eating far too much
polyunsaturated fats. (But, eating too little pufas and too much
monoenes are also dangerous, if you by accident cut the toe when
trying to cut your toe nails without really seeing where the nail is
compared to the scissor :-) Even a tiny scar may do the same as I
experienced about a month ago (I'm using almost exclusively an oil
consisting of 10% omega-3, 20% omega-6, 65% monoenes and 5% saturated
fats, eat almost no meat (too expensive here in Norway, not becayse
I'm vegetarian).
The bleeding stopped after about 12 hours and my bathroom floor was
more or less covered with blood and in the morning part of my bed was
red of blood stain and there are still and forever lot of stains in
the matress :-(
(Just a comment to someone else here who dislikes any kind of PUFA)

Playing games with signalling systems in body may in time turn more or
less fatal. If you need a surgery, it may turn fatal because far too
much bleeding, even nose bleeding may be quite bad experience. I
myself during hospitalisation 3 years ago, after purgating my sinuses,
started to bleed in night furiously, but the nurse didn't call the
doctor, just put in some paper sheets to stop it. In turn it seems
like it did so, but in morning, a five cm coagel of blood fall
backwards from nose down into my throat, blocking my lung. Fortunately
I had already got some air in my lungs so I managed to throw my body
forward and press and it came out. The doctor was rather shocked when
presented the coagel (I had had a little smaller one the night
before). Afterwards I had a count of 10 g/l of rbc against normal
range around 14. And my iron was gone. :-(