Re: SCHALLER, MD OZONE

[Guest guest]

Very true.

From the discussions I have had with Mark Boeniger over the years. The

only effective removal for levels that are *safe* for humans/pets etc., is

for smoke removal.

When they 03 a buidling after a fire they wait about 3 or so days for the

03 effects to be reduced.

A vet here in town was *conned* into buying an Alpine unit as it would

*help* the animals and also reduce normal vet office odors.

He was so sick while it was on and it took a client...such as yourself,

going in there and complaining. As he could not understand why he

couldn't breathe.

Why people like Converse are not brought up on charges for knowing the

detrimental effects of their products is beyond me. But apparently, the

glitz of financial compensation from being in that pyramid scheme...oops,

I mean MLM environment...allows people to see the almighty dollar and not

care who they harm.

On Sat, 18 Jun 2005, jschaller wrote:

> Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 01:13:48 -0400

> From: jschaller <jschaller@...>

> Reply-

>

> Subject: [] SCHALLER, MD OZONE

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> Ozone has uses in killing many things. I just would be very sure that no

> human or mammal pet is around when it is on. I visited a respected

> dentist once and he had a small machine floating ozone over patients to

> cover the office mold smell. I mentioned the human cidal effects and

> asked him to please turn it off, as I had already lost enough cells for

> the week. One issue that I do not know is the time needed to clear ozone

> from an area exposed to high concentrations from a machine. One should

> know the answer to this if committed to ozone for anything.

>

> Schaller, MD

> www.personalconsult.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dr Schaller,

Thank you for your post. Is something how known

effects of an ozone machine is still being used. One

would think a reputable dentist would know better.

--- jschaller <jschaller@...> wrote:

> Ozone has uses in killing many things. I just would

> be very sure that no human or mammal pet is around

> when it is on. I visited a respected dentist once

> and he had a small machine floating ozone over

> patients to cover the office mold smell. I mentioned

> the human cidal effects and asked him to please turn

> it off, as I had already lost enough cells for the

> week. One issue that I do not know is the time

> needed to clear ozone from an area exposed to high

> concentrations from a machine. One should know the

> answer to this if committed to ozone for anything.

>

> Schaller, MD

> www.personalconsult.com

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

> FAIR USE NOTICE:

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[Guest guest]

Ozone is an unstable compound, having a half-life of about 20 minutes. So,

whatever the level, it is reduced to 50% after 20 minutes, 25% after 40

minutes, 12.5% after 60 minutes. It may degrade even faster if there is

organic material it can oxidize, like draperies, carpet, and upholstery.

Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 01:13:48 -0400

From: " jschaller " <jschaller@...>

Subject: SCHALLER, MD OZONE

Ozone has uses in killing many things. I just would be very sure that no

human or mammal pet is around when it is on. I visited a respected dentist

once and he had a small machine floating ozone over patients to cover the

office mold smell. I mentioned the human cidal effects and asked him to

please turn it off, as I had already lost enough cells for the week. One

issue that I do not know is the time needed to clear ozone from an area

exposed to high concentrations from a machine. One should know the answer to

this if committed to ozone for anything.

Schaller, MD

www.personalconsult.com