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Hello all! Finally got my ozone generator, !!! Does anyone have any

experience with ozone treatments? More specifically looking for treatment

protocols for ear insufulation(spelled wrong i know) and any other protocol

instructions. Thanks so much!!

Elias

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Elias,

What brand? I hate to rain on your parade but you need to the

know that the FDA last week siezed equipment used in medical

treatments from AOS . Details are at:

http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncement

s/ucm199322.htm

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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Hello all! Finally got my ozone generator, !!! Does anyone have any

experience with ozone treatments? More specifically looking for

treatment protocols for ear insufulation(spelled wrong i know) and any

other protocol instructions. Thanks so much!!

Elias

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Ozone will kill everything-I personally would not use it on or in the presence

of any living thing. It is safe to use for objects, in a box, or wrapped in a

plastic bag, outside. I know there are people who use them, I think it is very

dangerouse-a modern quack machine.

>

> Hello all! Finally got my ozone generator, !!! Does anyone have any

experience with ozone treatments? More specifically looking for treatment

protocols for ear insufulation(spelled wrong i know) and any other protocol

instructions. Thanks so much!!

> Elias

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Ozone is best left to be used in water purification, which has been proven

effective, and where as, high levels of ozone is dispersed without affecting

human life. Abraham

Facts about ozone and generators by CoBiP

1. In 2000, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) successfully sued a major

manufacturer of ozone generators for making unsupported health claims for health

benefits and air cleaning effectiveness. The manufacturer had claimed that their

ozone generators could remove various indoor air pollutants and prevent or

relieve allergies, asthma and other health conditions

2. Ozone is a harmful air pollutant that is the main ingredient of ground-level

smog.

3. There are no Electronic Precipitators that produce safe levels of Ozone. All

produce harmful ozone concentrations.

4. Because ozone is measured in concentrations, placing ozone originators at a

distance does not prevent the poisonous effect that it has on people.

5. Electronic air cleaners. There are three general types of electronic air

cleaning technologies: ozone generators, electrostatic precipitators, and

ionizers.

6. Ionizers produce ozone as a by-product of the ion-generating technology they

use.

7. Ozone must be produced in dangerous concentrations for it to be effective in

destroying biological contaminants. The EPA & ASHRAE limit for safe ozone levels

is 0.05 ppm see www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ozonegen.html, however this does not weaken

the outcome that it has on people.

8. Ozone at safe levels does not clean the air (EPA).

9. Ozone is used effectively in water to destroy microbes, but ozone in air must

reach extremely hazardous levels (50-100 times the outdoor air quality

standards) to effectively kill microbes.

10. There is no new technology that is called UVX

11. Ozone generators produce ozone by design, they use a small electrical charge

to collect particles from air pulled through the device. Ionizers, or negative

ion generators, cause particles to stick to materials near the ionizer (such as

the carpet and walls).

12. Photocatalytic oxidation (PCO) with ultraviolet light, they produce

significant amounts of ozone that result in unhealthful indoor air quality and a

pungent odor and to minimize ozone emissions, these devices need to be cleaned

and maintained regularly.

13. Breathing ozone can be harmful, especially for children, the elderly, and

people with asthma, emphysema, bronchitis, or other respiratory diseases.

14. Ozone irritates the eyes, nose, and throat, and may trigger asthma attacks

in those with asthma.

15. Long-term exposure to ozone may permanently reduce a person's breathing

ability.

16. Research studies show that use of an ozone generator can produce harmful

levels of ozone in a home – over three times the State outdoors air quality

standard of 90 parts per billion.

17. Independent studies by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the

Consumers Union, show electronic precipitators do not effectively destroy

microbes, remove odor sources, or reduce indoor pollutants enough to provide any

health benefits.

18. Ozone masks the odor of other indoor pollutants by deadening the sense of

smell.

19. It also reacts with certain indoor pollutants to produce toxic byproducts,

such as formaldehyde.

To envision the benefits of ultraviolet technology if necessary, we believe that

it could be helpful for your key decision makers, if we were to bring from

Canada our PHD in Biophysics. Nevertheless we would rather have some kind of

pledge before we may do this. We can also arrange a conference call.

References:

Federal Trade Commission updated July 12, 2002. Case List, Alpine Industries,

Inc. and J.Converse, U.S. v. (Eastern District of Tennessee), File No.

C-3614. Washington, DC.

http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/c3614.htm. 1-877-FTC-HELP (382-4357).

Health Canada, 1999. Health Canada warns the public about air cleaners designed

to intentionally generate ozone (Ozone generators). Warning 1999-62, April 13,

1999. Ottawa, Ontario.

http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/english/protection/warnings/1999/99_62e.htm.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1990. Residential Air Cleaners: A Summary

of Available

Information. Washington, DC. EPA Indoor Air Home Page,

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/residair.html.

Updated June 24, 2004. Fact sheet: Residential Air Cleaners, Indoor Air Facts

No. 7,

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/airclean.html, 1-800-438-4318.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, et al., 1991. Introduction to Indoor Air

Quality, A Reference Manual. EPA/400/3-91/003. IAQ Information Clearinghouse,

Washington, DC.

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/index.html. See also

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/ia-intro.html, 1-800-438-4318.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, updated on Monday, July 26th, 2004. Ozone

Generators That Are Sold as Air Cleaners: An Assessment of Effectiveness and

Health Consequences. Washington, DC. http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ozonegen.html,

1-800-438-4318.

>

> Hello all! Finally got my ozone generator, !!! Does anyone have any

experience with ozone treatments? More specifically looking for treatment

protocols for ear insufulation(spelled wrong i know) and any other protocol

instructions. Thanks so much!!

> Elias

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and KC,

Excellent evidence-based response on ozone. I knew you had the

info KC but am very pleased with what you posted, .

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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Ozone is best left to be used in water purification, which has been proven

effective, and where as, high levels of ozone is dispersed without affecting

human life. Abraham

Facts about ozone and generators by CoBiP

1. In 2000, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) successfully sued a major

manufacturer of ozone generators for making unsupported health claims for health

benefits and air cleaning effectiveness. The manufacturer had claimed that their

ozone generators could remove various indoor air pollutants and prevent or

relieve allergies, asthma and other health conditions

2. Ozone is a harmful air pollutant that is the main ingredient of ground-level

smog.

3. There are no Electronic Precipitators that produce safe levels of Ozone. All

produce harmful ozone concentrations.

4. Because ozone is measured in concentrations, placing ozone originators at a

distance does not prevent the poisonous effect that it has on people.

5. Electronic air cleaners. There are three general types of electronic air

cleaning technologies: ozone generators, electrostatic precipitators, and

ionizers.

6. Ionizers produce ozone as a by-product of the ion-generating technology they

use.

7. Ozone must be produced in dangerous concentrations for it to be effective in

destroying biological contaminants. The EPA & ASHRAE limit for safe ozone levels

is 0.05 ppm see www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ozonegen.html, however this does not weaken

the outcome that it has on people.

8. Ozone at safe levels does not clean the air (EPA).

9. Ozone is used effectively in water to destroy microbes, but ozone in air must

reach extremely hazardous levels (50-100 times the outdoor air quality

standards) to effectively kill microbes.

10. There is no new technology that is called UVX

11. Ozone generators produce ozone by design, they use a small electrical charge

to collect particles from air pulled through the device. Ionizers, or negative

ion generators, cause particles to stick to materials near the ionizer (such as

the carpet and walls).

12. Photocatalytic oxidation (PCO) with ultraviolet light, they produce

significant amounts of ozone that result in unhealthful indoor air quality and a

pungent odor and to minimize ozone emissions, these devices need to be cleaned

and maintained regularly.

13. Breathing ozone can be harmful, especially for children, the elderly, and

people with asthma, emphysema, bronchitis, or other respiratory diseases.

14. Ozone irritates the eyes, nose, and throat, and may trigger asthma attacks

in those with asthma.

15. Long-term exposure to ozone may permanently reduce a person's breathing

ability.

16. Research studies show that use of an ozone generator can produce harmful

levels of ozone in a home - over three times the State outdoors air quality

standard of 90 parts per billion.

17. Independent studies by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the

Consumers Union, show electronic precipitators do not effectively destroy

microbes, remove odor sources, or reduce indoor pollutants enough to provide any

health benefits.

18. Ozone masks the odor of other indoor pollutants by deadening the sense of

smell.

19. It also reacts with certain indoor pollutants to produce toxic byproducts,

such as formaldehyde.

To envision the benefits of ultraviolet technology if necessary, we believe that

it could be helpful for your key decision makers, if we were to bring from

Canada our PHD in Biophysics. Nevertheless we would rather have some kind of

pledge before we may do this. We can also arrange a conference call.

References:

Federal Trade Commission updated July 12, 2002. Case List, Alpine Industries,

Inc. and J.Converse, U.S. v. (Eastern District of Tennessee), File No.

C-3614. Washington, DC.

http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/ c3614.htm. 1-877-FTC-HELP (382-4357).

Health Canada, 1999. Health Canada warns the public about air cleaners designed

to intentionally generate ozone (Ozone generators). Warning 1999-62, April 13,

1999. Ottawa, Ontario. http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/english/protection/warnings/

1999/99_62e.htm.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1990. Residential Air Cleaners: A Summary

of Available

Information. Washington, DC. EPA Indoor Air Home Page,

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ residair.html.

Updated June 24, 2004. Fact sheet: Residential Air Cleaners, Indoor Air Facts

No. 7,

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ airclean.html, 1-800-438-4318.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, et al., 1991. Introduction to Indoor Air

Quality, A Reference Manual. EPA/400/3-91/003. IAQ Information Clearinghouse,

Washington, DC.

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ index.html. See also http://www.epa.gov/iaq/ia-

intro.html, 1-800-438-4318.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, updated on Monday, July 26th, 2004. Ozone

Generators That Are Sold as Air Cleaners: An Assessment of Effectiveness and

Health Consequences. Washington, DC. http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ ozonegen.html,

1-800-438-4318.

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> Hello all! Finally got my ozone generator, !!! Does anyone have any

experience with ozone treatments? More specifically looking for treatment

protocols for ear insufulation(spelled wrong i know) and any other protocol

instructions. Thanks so much!!

> Elias

>

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The only thing that has been showed to heal the lungs is neubulized glutithion,

whether it would work with ozone damage is a guess

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> Is there a way to treat the lungs once they have been exposed to ozone?

>

> Anne

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Interesting, I didn't know that the nebulized glutathione helped heal

the lungs, thought that nebulizing it was just a way to get it into the

entire body as I believe it doesn't absorb well via the oral route.

Glad to know this as my kid is nebulizing and he also has lung problems

in the small airways...no ozone damage--mold, allergies...

So far see no improvement in the lungs with the glutathione or the

asthma meds, but maybe it takes a long time??

Sue

>The only thing that has been showed to heal the lungs is neubulized

>glutithion, whether it would work with ozone damage is a guess

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  • 8 months later...

HI PH,

I did both...I started off going to an ozone clinic here in Vegas, and then

realized that I could buy my own equipment as an investment and do my own

therapy at home. I bought a cold plasma ozone generator from Saul Pressman in

Canada.

I still have the equipment, including the oxygen tank, but haven't used it in

quite awhile. I used to do ear insufflations, vaginal insufflations, rectal

insufflations and made ozonated water to drink.

Are you thinking of doing some ozone therapy too? If so, what made you decide?

Patty

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> Hi Patty,

>

> You used ozone therapy, right? Did you go to a clinic or buy your own

equipment?

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> Thanks.

> PH

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