Re: Update on my health progress

[Guest guest]

to be honest with you, i don't recall how i came across Ozone Therapy

and liver flushes. i started researching what would help me get

better back in 2002/2003, after going to doctor after doctor (most of

'em were affiliated with the #6 Best Hospital in the U.S. at the time)

and they wouldn't/couldn't help me, even with me insisting that i was

exposed to mold. i gave all the good health supplements

(including suppositories manufactured in Germany AND customized

Chinese Medicine teas) a chance, taking them for months at a time. in

the beginning, i made most of my health supplements purchases from

VitaminShoppe, Whole Foods, and local health food stores..then after

extensive research, i eventually expanded my purchases to stores all

over the United States.

i have tried quite a few modalities through the years (i.e. RIFE for

6 hrs a day for months, coffee enemas, FIR sauna for 70 minutes at a

time for well over a year---all these things really didn't help)...the

modalities that were beneficial were jumping on a

trampoline/rebounder, BioSET allergy elimination technique, Aqua Detox

foot baths, and Light Beam Generator treatments, Ozone Therapy with

the various protocols (vaginal insufflation, ear insufflation,

cupping/funneling)...and the most powerful detoxification modality of

all is the steam sauna + medical-grade ozone generator. so for me to

pinpoint how i came about Ozone Therapy, i really couldn't tell you.

also, i have tried different liver flush protocols, before settling on

the one i've been doing for the past 3 years or so.

> I've posted here on this forum back in 2004 & 2005. I was determined

> > to find anything & everything that would help me fully recover from my

> > mold exposure...and I tried various modalities and a whole slew of

> > health supplements. . . .

>

>

[Guest guest]

The Calif DHS has a warning on their web site about those ozone machines.

They cause lung damage.

You sound so optimistic about your recovery. You know that

its human nature to be like that. I do it too.

I got a pretty depressing diagnosis from a neurologist who had tested my

reaction times, etc.

but I didn't want to believe it. But what he told me about how things would

play out has been

pretty accurate so far.

Some things do get better. Others don't seem to, at least they haven't for

me yet.

I think it depends a lot on what you do whether it is something you can live

with.

On 6/28/07, xhannahx24 <xhannahx24@...> wrote:

>

> to be honest with you, i don't recall how i came across Ozone Therapy

> and liver flushes. i started researching...

>

[Guest guest]

unless i missed something while viewing the Calif DHS website, " those

ozone machines " are air purifiers/cleaners. i NEVER claimed to be

using an air purifier/cleaner for my health modality. in fact, the

only 2 small openings on my medical-grade ozone generator are the 2

ports (in-port & out-port) for the tubes.

yes, you're right....after 6.5 years of struggle, i AM

optimistic...about ALL the wonderful things that my future holds. i'm

finally out of the long, dark, frightening tunnel that encompassed my

world since 2001. i've been unemployed for several years now. i had to

get to the point where i am today to even conceive of becoming

employed again. i went from having 20+ awful symptoms to two

" cosmetic " symptoms (i.e. regrowth of hair & fingernails to be

strong/normal again). these are all the symptoms i no longer have:

- headaches lasting for extended periods of time

- runny nose

- fatigue

- low-grade fevers – this lasted 3+ years

- occasional respiratory distress

- weight gain of maybe 5-7 pounds

- waking up in the middle of the night to a burning sensation in both eyes

- eye infections

- forgetfulness/memory loss

- difficulty concentrating/focusing/thinking

- a red splotch on my left temple

- " hives " on face

- itchy ears

- green rashes on abdomen & thighs

- toenail fungus on big toes - the fungus part is finally growing out!!!

- itchy scalp, which progressed to hair loss

- allergy-type symptoms year-round

- sensitivity to smells, particularly cheap cologne & perfume

- loss of muscle mass

- occasional joint pain

- sporadic sharp stabbing pain in my chest

- visual sensitivity to light

- painful showers from the water hitting my skin

- sneezing fits

- itchy & puffy face

my immune system will unlikely be as strong as it used to be (pre-mold

exposure, recovering from the flu took 2 days tops), but the fact that

i've eliminated all the above mentioned symptoms isn't by sheer

luck--i got tired of medical doctors not really doing anything

medically to help me when i told them i was exposed to mold...and the

one or two doctors who did take a genuine interest, i'll just say my

patience grew thin considering the onslaught of symptoms I was

continuously enduring. almost 4 years ago, i felt my body was shutting

down and was just a couple of weeks away from death. in Dec 2004/Jan

2005, when i was told that i had the dreaded genotype, i didn't give

up then either. recovering was a wholly excruciating experience. now

that i know what truly works, i am sharing my tried & true protocols

with everyone on this forum to let you all know that there is

hope...that feeling better is remarkably possible.

--- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

wrote:

>

> The Calif DHS has a warning on their web site about those ozone

machines. They cause lung damage.

>

> You sound so optimistic about your recovery. You know that

> its human nature to be like that. I do it too.

>

> I got a pretty depressing diagnosis from a neurologist who had

tested my reaction times, etc. but I didn't want to believe it. But

what he told me about how things would play out has been

pretty accurate so far.

>

> Some things do get better. Others don't seem to, at least they

haven't for me yet.

>

> I think it depends a lot on what you do whether it is something you

can live with.