ozone generator

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Hi Patty,

I know you used ozone but I don't know much about your experience. Was

it helpful? Thanks. Love, PH

[Guest guest]

Hi PH,

I just got done with a full 2 day convention here in Las Vegas, so

I'm trying to catch up now...

I am not sure what to say about the ozone. I bought my own cold

plasma generator, and I believe that there certainly is merit in the

use of ozone therapy, but I can't say it was any sort of magic bullet

for me. I know absolutely it was doing something, based on the types

of symptoms and responses that I had.

Here's what I did: vaginal insufflation, ear insufflation, rectal

insufflation, ozone sauna and drinking ozonated water. I also used

ozonated olive oil on my skin.

When I did the ozone sauna at a clinic here in Las Vegas, I nearly

passed out. I couldn't even stay in as long as I was supposed to, as

I started to get dizzy, and I got the attendant's attention and let

him know I needed to get out. I had to lay down for a bit to

recover. Because I couldn't do the sauna as long as I'd paid for, we

finished my session with a vaginal insufflation instead.

Then I purchased my own unit to begin using it at home, which I did

for several months and then gradually phased it out.

I did, however, purchase an ozone air filter for my house made by

EcoQuest that I like, but we do not have it on constantly. We only

use it occasionally. It definitely cleans the air in the home.

I can't give a hearty recommendation for ozone therapy, nor can I say

it didn't work as a healing tool. I think it can help destroy bad

organisms inside of us, but I can't say anything about it

specifically being the healing therapy of choice for us from our

implant illness. As with alot of therapies, we can only look at the

scientific facts behind it, the historical use, and the testimonies

of those who used it, then make a decision about employing it

ourselves, and see what happens.

Hope that helps somewhat!

Patty

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> Hi Patty,

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> I know you used ozone but I don't know much about your experience.

Was

> it helpful? Thanks. Love, PH

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