RE: 02-tanks- Re: O/T: Ozone insuffilations

May 27, 2008

That is where I get my O2. My husband got it for me when I

was much sicker. He told me that the O2 was not that expensive but the

tank itself did cost. What was your experience ? I’ve heard

it is difficult to get Medical O2. I inquired an got nowhere. Since

most experience say it is not necessary anyway, I dropped it.

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of RRM

Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 3:23 PM

Subject: 02-tanks- [ ] Re: O/T: Ozone

insuffilations

i get my 02 from the local farm welding supply

its much cheaper

roger

wanda85929 <wanda85929@...> wrote:

>

> Therefore, I am now in the process of trying to buy an oxygen

> concentrator but I am trying to make sure that the oxygen produced

> by the oxygen concentrator ( in comparison to medical oxygen tanks

> that I have been using) is appropriate for ozone use. Do you happen

> to know?

> How about you? have you gotten healing or relief from ozone? What

> were you treating it for?

> cathy

>

Hi ,

I have cfids although some speculate it is actually lymes. I don't

know. Have had it for 20 years. I have tried various different

protocols. There was a time when I really thought I had it beat.

Before I got into ozone (I'm on the Oxyplus list), I had read several

testimonies of how it really helped. I bought a used generator from

Saul for $1600 plus a concentrator from him. I then bought a portable

tent like sauna from Ozone Labs for about $250 or maybe it was $300 and

I then had all I needed to do any type of ozone protocol. Saul's

generator also had a lifetime waranty so if anything ever goes wrong,

he will fix it. All necessary attachments also came with the

generator. I'm sad to say, tho, that I haven't seen him offer any used

generators since I bought mine. He use to sell those that had been

traded in but I haven't seen him do that since. I did see once where

his wife was selling one on Ebay. Maybe that is what they are doing

now.

The concentrator is fine but you have to make sure the settings can go

from .03 for insufflating to .50 for saunas. Something about that is

very important and if the concentrator doesn't have those settings, you

then have to buy some kind of adapter, I think. However, you canNOT

use a concentrator if you want to do direct IV ozone. One must use the

tank for that. All other types of ozone application can use a

concentrator, tho. The concentrator I have is from 02 thechnologies

Inc., bought through Saul for $800. However, they no longer sell that

particular one and do have another for about $1000 or maybe even $1200,

not sure.

The reason I went with the concentrator (will probably last me a life

time) is because when one is so sick, getting out and about to refill

the tank can be an issue. I took that into consideration and just went

with the concentrator.

My question to you about if you were cured was because ozone has not

cured me, and I have done it thoroughly very diligently. Personally, I

would not recommend the saunas due to all the extreme rashing it caused

when one is so sick. For women, my recommendation would be to stick

with vaginal insufflating. You can do more without all that rashing.

Still I have to say other than cleansing and giving me some added

energy, it has not cured.

Is it worth it? I think so, but I wouldn't go into debt to purchase

the equipment. There are other protocols that have helped me that are

not so expensive.

One of the things that set me back was a comment that Saul made

about 'get your nutritients from your food'. Now I take several

supplements, but when I got my equipment (I wanted to be well so

badly), I started feeling better with the added enegry it gave me that

I (taking his advice) started cutting back on my supplements. I was

able to sustain for a couple maybe three years but then I started

relapsing. It has taken my four years to figure out I need those

supplements.

Everybody is different, but I really wouldn't put all my eggs in one

basket depending on ozone only to cure. Supplements, liver cleansing,

etc. go a long way, too, and are so often overlooked.

Gail

May 27, 2008

the 02 comes from the same tanks to refile welding or medical grade.you just need a clean/rust free tank(i told them it was for a sauna-got funny look & they leased me the tankbut here you need a rx to fill the medical grade 02 tank !!and you need to pay the dr. for the rx !! HE WILL NOT WRITE A RX FOROZONE as it is poisen in their freaky minds !!rogerTracey de Morsella <tdlists@...> wrote: That is where I get my O2. My husband got it for me when I was much sicker. He told me that the O2 was not that expensive but the tank itself did cost. What was your experience ? I’ve heard it is difficult to get Medical O2. I inquired an got nowhere. Since most experience say it is not necessary anyway, I dropped it. From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of RRM Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 3:23 PM Subject: 02-tanks-

[ ] Re: O/T: Ozone insuffilations i get my 02 from the local farm welding supply its much cheaper roger wanda85929 <wanda85929 > wrote: > > Therefore, I am now in the process of trying to buy an oxygen > concentrator but I am trying to make sure that the oxygen produced > by the oxygen concentrator ( in comparison to medical oxygen tanks > that I have been using) is appropriate for ozone use. Do you happen > to know? > How about you? have you gotten healing or relief from

ozone? What > were you treating it for? > cathy > Hi , I have cfids although some speculate it is actually lymes. I don't know. Have had it for 20 years. I have tried various different protocols. There was a time when I really thought I had it beat. Before I got into ozone (I'm on the Oxyplus list), I had read several testimonies of how it really helped. I bought a used generator from Saul for $1600 plus a concentrator from him. I then bought a portable tent like sauna from Ozone Labs for about $250 or maybe it was $300 and I then had all I needed to do any type of ozone protocol. Saul's generator also had a lifetime waranty so if anything ever goes wrong, he will fix it. All necessary attachments also came with the generator. I'm sad to say, tho, that I haven't seen him offer any used generators since I bought mine. He use to sell those that had been traded in but I

haven't seen him do that since. I did see once where his wife was selling one on Ebay. Maybe that is what they are doing now. The concentrator is fine but you have to make sure the settings can go from .03 for insufflating to .50 for saunas. Something about that is very important and if the concentrator doesn't have those settings, you then have to buy some kind of adapter, I think. However, you canNOT use a concentrator if you want to do direct IV ozone. One must use the tank for that. All other types of ozone application can use a concentrator, tho. The concentrator I have is from 02 thechnologies Inc., bought through Saul for $800. However, they no longer sell that particular one and do have another for about $1000 or maybe even $1200, not sure. The reason I went with the concentrator (will probably last me a life time) is because when one is so sick, getting out and about to refill the

tank can be an issue. I took that into consideration and just went with the concentrator. My question to you about if you were cured was because ozone has not cured me, and I have done it thoroughly very diligently. Personally, I would not recommend the saunas due to all the extreme rashing it caused when one is so sick. For women, my recommendation would be to stick with vaginal insufflating. You can do more without all that rashing. Still I have to say other than cleansing and giving me some added energy, it has not cured. Is it worth it? I think so, but I wouldn't go into debt to purchase the equipment. There are other protocols that have helped me that are not so expensive. One of the things that set me back was a comment that Saul made about 'get your nutritients from your food'. Now I take several supplements, but when I got my equipment (I wanted to be well so badly), I started

feeling better with the added enegry it gave me that I (taking his advice) started cutting back on my supplements. I was able to sustain for a couple maybe three years but then I started relapsing. It has taken my four years to figure out I need those supplements. Everybody is different, but I really wouldn't put all my eggs in one basket depending on ozone only to cure. Supplements, liver cleansing, etc. go a long way, too, and are so often overlooked. Gail

May 28, 2008

I had my husband go and I made up his story that he was using

welding for his metal sculpture work. I thought, at the time, that

I just looked sick while he, with a long pony tail looked more like an artist.

J

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of RRM

Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 3:48 PM

Subject: RE: 02-tanks- [ ] Re: O/T: Ozone

insuffilations

the 02 comes from the same tanks to refile welding or

medical grade.

you just need a clean/rust free tank(i told them it was for a sauna-got funny

look

& they leased me the tank

but here you need a rx to fill the medical grade 02 tank !!

and you need to pay the dr. for the rx !! HE WILL NOT WRITE A RX FOR

OZONE as it is poisen in their freaky minds !!

roger

Tracey de Morsella <tdlists@...>

wrote:

That is where I get my

O2. My husband got it for me when I was much sicker. He told me

that the O2 was not that expensive but the tank itself did cost. What was

your experience ? I’ve heard it is difficult to get Medical

O2. I inquired an got nowhere. Since most experience say it is not

necessary anyway, I dropped it.