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

[Guest guest]

---Great info! Thanks! I would like to know how much ozone treatments

do you do per day, how much is it for you using the welding tank per

week or per month. Right now for me I think it would be $20.00 per

week for 30 minutes of ozonating water, 30 minutes for ear

insuflation per day and 12 minutes for ozone colonics once a week. If

I include the vaginal insuflation at 30 minutes per day as well I

believe it would be even more and that is not including doing saunas

which I hope to do in the future when i can handle them. So I am

thinking that I would easily get to $100.00 per month on the oxygen

cost. What is your cost per month or per week may i ask?

Also do you also use it for other things other than ozone? Like just

using plain oxygen for excercising or extra oxygen to breathe?

cathy

In , " Tracey de

Morsella " <tdlists@...> wrote:

>

> I use welding oxygen and a pediatric regulator. I kept all my

costs under

> $1,000 that way with my generator costing under $700

>

> I got everything except for the O2 and the tank from the one source

I posted

> earlier in the thread. The best bet is to call him because he does

not list

> the needed catheters on the web site but does sell them. Below a

list of

> everything you are likely to need as well

>

> I got my generator from the following source. You can order

online, but you

> should probably call him if you are considering purchasing from him.

>

> http://www.ozonatedoilonline.com/catalog.html

> The owner's name is Harvey. His number is 250-368-5490

>

> You need the following:

> Modified Stethoscope - for ear insufflations.

> Ozone Insufflation Catheters -for Vaginal and rectal

insufflations.

> vinyl oxygen tubing - general purpose to attach to generator

> silicone food grade ozone tubing - general purpose to attach to

accessories

> poly quick disconnects - general purpose to attach to accessories

> If you decide to ozonate water you will need a diffuser

> *A regulator to attach to the oxygen tank - I do

> *A tank of ozygen that you get from a welding supplier -

>

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

> insuffilations

>

> ---I have been doing some research. I was about to buy an oxygen

> concentrator that I could use for EWOT and for ozone. But I heard

> from Saul Pressman and he said that for ozone you can only use the

> oxygen concentrators that have low reading like .05 rather than 5-

10

> ml that most oxygen concentrators produce. There is only one

company

> that produces such low amounts. They are called 02Technologies.

They

> charge $1200 for this machine and Dr. Saul charges $1000. I sure

hope

> there is a better way. I am still doing research. It seems to me

that

> using welding oxygen and a pediatric regulator (that would produce

> low amounts of oxygen) would be the cheapest and best way to go.

Not

> sure about all this. So crazy you have to be rich to be sick!

> here are some sites that I have found might help

> www.oxygenhealingtherapies.com

> www.ozonegenerator.com ( these people were expensive but very

helpfu

> for info)

> www.vitalitymedical.com

> I hope to learn more and be ablt to put it together.

>

cathy

>

> In

, " opieanddelilah "

> <patti.sano@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Is there any reason that you couldn't buy a used medical oxygen

> > machine (like on ebay) and run the O2 through an ozone

generator?

> > That's what was recommended to me.

> >

> > I just need to find out where to buy the attachments to do the

> > insufflations and to ozonate water. Where can I get those

things?

> >

> > Thanks for any help.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > 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

> > >

> >

>

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