Re: Autohemotherapy / O3 direct injection

[Guest guest]

You can do your own direct injections, and your oxygen-fed ozone

equipment will cost less than 8 autohemotherapy sessions per month. You

would have needed 12-20 sessions monthly anyway, and if you have the

equipment you can take ozone saunas or rectal insufflations and save your

veins the damage.

I saved the direct injection instructions before the site went off-line.

Anyone want 'em?

T'other thing is that you may not need the Rife machine once you have

ozone equipment.

regards,

Duncan

>

>

> I sent this message last month but looking through the messages did not

> find it so I am sending again. One of my doctors is suggesting ozone

> autohemotherapy for my Lyme disease. I have read about it in Saul's book

> and realize direct injection is preferrable. He doesn't offer that and I

> don't have access to it. Anyway has anyone else had it done? If so for

> what illnesses and how efective was it? I'm looking at about $80 per

> session and thought I would try at least one to see what effect it has.

> Phil

>

>

[Guest guest]

Duncan,

I would like the direct IV instructions,

Thanks,

Dennis

Duncan Crow wrote:

>

>I saved the direct injection instructions before the site went off-line.

>Anyone want 'em?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Duncan

So guess I need to buy an ozone generator. I don't know much about

them but I imagine I need an o2 tank. Living here in NJ that could

problematic as everything is regulated. Also I am wondering how does

one become adept in actually injecting oneself. Maybe I'm a baby but

I'm not sure I could do that. Just how skilled does one ahve to be?

Phil

>

> You can do your own direct injections, and your oxygen-fed ozone

> equipment will cost less than 8 autohemotherapy sessions per month.

You

> would have needed 12-20 sessions monthly anyway, and if you have

the

> equipment you can take ozone saunas or rectal insufflations and

save your

> veins the damage.

>

> I saved the direct injection instructions before the site went off-

line.

> Anyone want 'em?

>

> T'other thing is that you may not need the Rife machine once you

have

>

[Guest guest]

> Duncan

I would appreciate the instructions.

Thanks

Phil

> Duncan Crow wrote:

>

> >

> >I saved the direct injection instructions before the site went off-

line.

> >Anyone want 'em?

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Phil,

Injection is not a necessity. There are other protocols

that are effective.

Oxygen is commonly available from welding suppliers.

Best of health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh, LTOH

http://www.plasmafire.com

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Reply-To: oxyplus

To: oxyplus

Subject: Re: Autohemotherapy / O3 direct injection

Date: Sat, 07 Dec 2002 23:17:30 -0000

So guess I need to buy an ozone generator. I don't know much about

them but I imagine I need an o2 tank. Living here in NJ that could

problematic as everything is regulated. Also I am wondering how does

one become adept in actually injecting oneself. Maybe I'm a baby but

I'm not sure I could do that. Just how skilled does one have to be?

Phil

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[Guest guest]

Phil,

Don't get me wrong - I wasn't recommending the method as choice.

Many people end up doing their own direct injection. MAHT is done by a

practitioner but conceivably you could do that too.

Ozone Steam Saunas work about as well but setup costs are higher; however

you don't have to shred your veins then.

Ozone generator manufacturers are tossed in jail in the USA so of course

you'll buy your unit in Canada, probably from Saul Pressman

spressman@... who is a member of this group. I think you'll end

up using a welding O2 tank with a particle filter. Easier to refill.

You'll get used to doing your own injections easier if you are endowed

with big veins. Chances are that one of your friends can shepherd you

through it. It takes less skill and more a steady hand and good eye.

Threading a needle is harder. The rest is just squeamish-factor.

regards,

Duncan

> So guess I need to buy an ozone generator. I don't know much about

> them but I imagine I need an o2 tank. Living here in NJ that could

> problematic as everything is regulated. Also I am wondering how does one

> become adept in actually injecting oneself. Maybe I'm a baby but I'm not

> sure I could do that. Just how skilled does one ahve to be? Phil

[Guest guest]

Phil,

Don't get me wrong - I wasn't recommending the method as choice.

Many people end up doing their own direct injection. MAHT is done by a

practitioner but conceivably you could do that too.

Ozone Steam Saunas work about as well but setup costs are higher; however

you don't have to shred your veins then.

Ozone generator manufacturers are tossed in jail in the USA so of course

you'll buy your unit in Canada, probably from Saul Pressman

spressman@... who is a member of this group. I think you'll end

up using a welding O2 tank with a particle filter. Easier to refill.

You'll get used to doing your own injections easier if you are endowed

with big veins. Chances are that one of your friends can shepherd you

through it. It takes less skill and more a steady hand and good eye.

Threading a needle is harder. The rest is just squeamish-factor.

regards,

Duncan

> So guess I need to buy an ozone generator. I don't know much about

> them but I imagine I need an o2 tank. Living here in NJ that could

> problematic as everything is regulated. Also I am wondering how does one

> become adept in actually injecting oneself. Maybe I'm a baby but I'm not

> sure I could do that. Just how skilled does one ahve to be? Phil