Re: Tell me what you all think of this

[Guest guest]

I have NO idea about Oxygen in a can! Never heard of it, but I have heard

of people that use oxygen on airplanes that makes them feel better while

flying. I'd certainly have to ask a Dr. about this. Sounds way too easy of a

cure to me. If it worked I think people would be buying it by the case & our

good Drs. would be telling us about it.

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There is a facebook group that are suppose to be advocate's for people

that have become ill from mold exposure that are telling people to purchase

" Oxygen in a Can " . The link is below. What is your take on this. I gave

them my opinion and I don't think they liked it too much. I will check on

your answers later on today.

[Guest guest]

Looks pretty neat if its safe to carry in car. Oxygen will get rid of migraines

for me but no way to carry it around with me. Hope this works as stated.

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> There is a facebook group that are suppose to be advocate's for people that

have become ill from mold exposure that are  telling people to purchase " Oxygen

in a Can " .  The link is below.  What is your take on this.  I gave them my

opinion and I don't think they liked it too much.  I will check on your answers

later on today. 

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[Guest guest]

Wow! I don't know about this for mold (probably baloney) but I get migraines and

have always wanted to try oxygen! The only thing that stopped me was that I

would have to check myself into the hospital to get it and when you have MCS and

a migraine, the hospital is the LAST place you want to be.

I wonder if the oxygen is pure and not smelly? I would probably smell the can it

was in and it would worsen my migraine. But still at $12.95 I might just try a

can-will let you know.

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> There is a facebook group that are suppose to be advocate's for people that

have become ill from mold exposure that are  telling people to purchase " Oxygen

in a Can " .  The link is below.  What is your take on this.  I gave them my

opinion and I don't think they liked it too much.  I will check on your answers

later on today. 

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> http://www.kokopelliswellness.com/alison/products.html#oxygen

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[Guest guest]

Have you had pulmonary testing yet? You can certainly get oxygen if

your blood-oxygen levels are low enough.

Barth

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s> Wow! I don't know about this for mold (probably baloney) but I get migraines

and have always wanted to try oxygen! The only thing that stopped me was that I

would have to check myself into the

s> hospital to get it and when you have MCS and a migraine, the hospital is the

LAST place you want to be.

s> I wonder if the oxygen is pure and not smelly? I would probably smell the can

it was in and it would worsen my migraine. But still at $12.95 I might just try

a can-will let you know.

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>> There is a facebook group that are suppose to be advocate's for people that

have become ill from mold exposure that are  telling people to purchase " Oxygen

in a Can " .  The link is below.  What is

>> your take on this.  I gave them my opinion and I don't think they liked it

too much.  I will check on your answers later on today. 

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>> http://www.kokopelliswellness.com/alison/products.html#oxygen

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[Guest guest]

Oxygen works for migraines. Hyperbaric oxygen blows them out within minutes,

breathing oxygen from a canister works but it takes much longer, like perhaps an

hour but migraine medicine can take that long. There have been articles on

oxygen treatment for migraines in Business Week and someone sent me one from

another magazine but cant recall which publication but you can probably find in

pubmed. Of course these non drug ways of treating things your insurance will

not pay for, at least last time I checked.

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> Wow! I don't know about this for mold (probably baloney) but I get migraines

and have always wanted to try oxygen! The only thing that stopped me was that I

would have to check myself into the hospital to get it and when you have MCS and

a migraine, the hospital is the LAST place you want to be.

> I wonder if the oxygen is pure and not smelly? I would probably smell the can

it was in and it would worsen my migraine. But still at $12.95 I might just try

a can-will let you know.

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[Guest guest]

Save your money. It's a total con game rip-off. There is no way that a 2-second

spray of oxygen could possibly have any therapeutic effect on ANY medical

condition, including toxic mold reaction, and multiple chemical sensitivity. My

late father had chronic persistant migraines for many years. He had an

oxygen-making machine, in his house, for a C.O.P.D. condition. He tried taking

oxygen, many times, for periods of 24 hours, to relieve migraine attacks. The

oxygen NEVER EVER relieved his migraines. Since the root cause of most migraines

are never diagnosed, in MOST migraine sufferers, it is possible that there might

exist some root causes that can be positively affected by the use of oxygen.

There is certainly many mentions, in the medical literature, of that happening.

But, it never happened for my father. In his 92 years, he tried every on-label,

and off-label pharmaceutical, and nothing worked.

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> There is a facebook group that are suppose to be advocate's for people that

have become ill from mold exposure that are  telling people to purchase " Oxygen

in a Can " .  The link is below.  What is your take on this.  I gave them my

opinion and I don't think they liked it too much.  I will check on your answers

later on today. 

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> http://www.kokopelliswellness.com/alison/products.html#oxygen

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