Re: : Update on my health progress

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while both jumping on a trampoline and light beam generator treatments

were beneficial in helping me feel better, it was the steam sauna +

medical-grade ozone generator that made the MOST PROFOUND difference.

the 3 things (which can be done at home) that i suggest to anyone who

is chronically ill & /or has been exposed to a biotoxin are:

1) Using a steam sauna connected to a medical-grade ozone generator

(which is connected to an oxygen tank); Ozone Therapy combined with

hyperthermia (steam sauna) is a powerful modality and you will start

seeing all the stored toxins being eradicated from your body

2) Using an ear adapter or modified stethoscope connected to the

medical-grade ozone generator; this addresses the toxins in the head

cavity (i've suffered from brain fog, memory loss, eye infections,

hives, mild-grade fevers, allergies, visual light sensitivity--i no

longer have any of these symptoms)

3) Doing liver flushes/cleanses - this will detox the liver to make

your it work more efficiently and help minimize the Herxheimer effects

from doing the Ozone Therapy protocols

my steam sauna + medical-grade ozone generator setup resembles this:

http://www.ozonelab.com/setups/steamsauna/index.htm

(my medical-grade ozone generator looks similar to the OL100 unit)

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> Hi ,

> THanks so much for sharing, you sure have worked hard to get

> better. My only problems now seem to be numbness and tingling, some

> in my face and neck, I think the neck glands swell a little, some

> numbness in hands, sometimes foot. Many things are gone now but I

> struggle with those I just mentioned. If I go into a building that

> has mold problems, I will get very lightheaded, I've just finally

> connected that together. I'm interested in the light generator

> treatment, sounds interesting. I'm in a rural area though, probably

> nothing like that here. Trampoline sounds easy enough though! My

> husband wants a sauna, I think they help sensory nerve damage, which

> I think I probably have. I really haven't thought about the lymph

> system, thanks for bringing that up.

>

> thanks,

> Beth