Re: Ozone therapy (re: where to find...)

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do you have a link to the ozone therapy group?

mike

Dr@...: Abutilon@...: Wed, 26 Dec 2007 16:39:05

-0800Subject: Ozone therapy (re: where to find...)

Thank you Nina for taking the time to share information like this. I haveand use

a ozone generator (medical grade) since I learned about ozonethrough Dr. .

I researched it and decided it was well worth using, andput money aside until I

could purchase a real good generator. Thus, I wasaware of such a therapy as you

mention below, it¹s called Œbagging¹. It isrecommended to first apply a hot

towel (or take hot shower) on the areas tobe Œbagged¹ in order to open pores,

the ozone penetrates better that way. Idid not know about DMSO though, it may

serve similar purpose, or maybe helppull metals/toxins out? Do you know where

you can get a safe DMSO solution?For others interested, there is the

ozonetherapy group which is veryinteresting; you can ask lots of questions

about ozone and ozone therapies;the group owner, Dr. Pressman, is very

knowledgeable and experienced.ChristianaOn 12/24/07 2:57 PM, " nina pavlotsky "

<npavlots@...> wrote:> > > > > Hi, group,> I have just returned from Dr

clinic and the latest treatment she added> to her protocol is ozone

therapy. She simplified it to a very easy process> that everyone can do at home.

You just need a big garbage or a storage bag and> an ozonator (They use a

portozone from either Dr Store or from dr > Association) and a helper

to seal the bag . You may use 36 " x60 or 40 " x70 " . If> the problem area is in the

legs it's easy to do by yourself. You sit in the> bag up to the waist, put a

tube into a bag and tightly wrap it around the> waist with a masking tape. The

best result will be if you apply DMSO to the> treated area. Turn on the ozonator

and wait until the bag becomes a bubble.> After that get this therapy for an

hour. We did it twice a day and the results> are amazing. Non-healing wounds

after 3-4 sessions started healing. The point> is to stop the cancer and then do

maintenance once a week.> Nina> [Non-text portions of this message have been

removed]

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Try Dr.'s lab. I bought mine there some time ago or at veterinary stores.

When you apply DMSO don't rub.

Nina

Abutilon <Abutilon@...> wrote:

Thank you Nina for taking the time to share information like this. I have

and use a ozone generator (medical grade) since I learned about ozone

through Dr. . I researched it and decided it was well worth using, and

put money aside until I could purchase a real good generator. Thus, I was

aware of such a therapy as you mention below, it¹s called Œbagging¹. It is

recommended to first apply a hot towel (or take hot shower) on the areas to

be Œbagged¹ in order to open pores, the ozone penetrates better that way. I

did not know about DMSO though, it may serve similar purpose, or maybe help

pull metals/toxins out? Do you know where you can get a safe DMSO solution?

For others interested, there is the ozonetherapy group which is very

interesting; you can ask lots of questions about ozone and ozone therapies;

the group owner, Dr. Pressman, is very knowledgeable and experienced.

Christiana

On 12/24/07 2:57 PM, " nina pavlotsky " <npavlots@...> wrote:

>

>

>

>

> Hi, group,

> I have just returned from Dr clinic and the latest treatment she added

> to her protocol is ozone therapy. She simplified it to a very easy process

> that everyone can do at home. You just need a big garbage or a storage bag and

> an ozonator (They use a portozone from either Dr Store or from dr

> Association) and a helper to seal the bag . You may use 36 " x60 or 40 " x70 " . If

> the problem area is in the legs it's easy to do by yourself. You sit in the

> bag up to the waist, put a tube into a bag and tightly wrap it around the

> waist with a masking tape. The best result will be if you apply DMSO to the

> treated area. Turn on the ozonator and wait until the bag becomes a bubble.

> After that get this therapy for an hour. We did it twice a day and the results

> are amazing. Non-healing wounds after 3-4 sessions started healing. The point

> is to stop the cancer and then do maintenance once a week.

> Nina

>

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Thank you.

On 12/27/07 11:21 AM, " nina pavlotsky " <npavlots@...> wrote:

>

>

>

>

> Try Dr.'s lab. I bought mine there some time ago or at veterinary stores.

> When you apply DMSO don't rub.

> Nina

>

> Abutilon <Abutilon@... <mailto:Abutilon%40shaw.ca> > wrote:

>

>

> Thank you Nina for taking the time to share information like this. I have

> and use a ozone generator (medical grade) since I learned about ozone

> through Dr. . I researched it and decided it was well worth using, and

> put money aside until I could purchase a real good generator. Thus, I was

> aware of such a therapy as you mention below, it¹s called Œbagging¹. It is

> recommended to first apply a hot towel (or take hot shower) on the areas to

> be Œbagged¹ in order to open pores, the ozone penetrates better that way. I

> did not know about DMSO though, it may serve similar purpose, or maybe help

> pull metals/toxins out? Do you know where you can get a safe DMSO solution?

>

> For others interested, there is the ozonetherapy group which is very

> interesting; you can ask lots of questions about ozone and ozone therapies;

> the group owner, Dr. Pressman, is very knowledgeable and experienced.

>

> Christiana

>

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Here it is: ozonetherapy/

On 12/26/07 7:40 PM, " Mike w-h " <mdwh03@...> wrote:

>

> do you have a link to the ozone therapy group?

> mike

>

>

> Dr@...: Abutilon@...: Wed, 26 Dec 2007

> 16:39:05 -0800Subject: Ozone therapy (re: where to find...)

>

>

>

>

> Thank you Nina for taking the time to share information like this. I haveand

> use a ozone generator (medical grade) since I learned about ozonethrough Dr.

> . I researched it and decided it was well worth using, andput money aside

> until I could purchase a real good generator. Thus, I wasaware of such a

> therapy as you mention below, it¹s called Œbagging¹. It isrecommended to first

> apply a hot towel (or take hot shower) on the areas tobe Œbagged¹ in order to

> open pores, the ozone penetrates better that way. Idid not know about DMSO

> though, it may serve similar purpose, or maybe helppull metals/toxins out? Do

> you know where you can get a safe DMSO solution?For others interested, there

> is the ozonetherapy group which is veryinteresting; you can ask lots of

> questions about ozone and ozone therapies;the group owner, Dr. Pressman, is

> very knowledgeable and experienced.

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>

> >

> > do you have a link to the ozone therapy group?

> > mike

Here's another group where Dr. Pressman posts regularly and ozone

therapy is discussed:

oxyplus/

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thankyou for the link, much appreciated

mike

Dr@...: Abutilon@...: Sat, 29 Dec 2007 18:50:26

-0800Subject: Re: Ozone therapy (re: where to find...)

Here it is: ozonetherapy/On 12/26/07 7:40

PM, " Mike w-h " <mdwh03@...> wrote:> > do you have a link to the ozone

therapy group?> mike> > > Dr@...:

Abutilon@...: Wed, 26 Dec 2007> 16:39:05 -0800Subject: Ozone

therapy (re: where to find...)> > > > > Thank you Nina for taking the time to

share information like this. I haveand> use a ozone generator (medical grade)

since I learned about ozonethrough Dr.> . I researched it and decided it

was well worth using, andput money aside> until I could purchase a real good

generator. Thus, I wasaware of such a> therapy as you mention below, it¹s called

Œbagging¹. It isrecommended to first> apply a hot towel (or take hot shower) on

the areas tobe Œbagged¹ in order to> open pores, the ozone penetrates better

that way. Idid not know about DMSO> though, it may serve similar purpose, or

maybe helppull metals/toxins out? Do> you know where you can get a safe DMSO

solution?For others interested, there> is the ozonetherapy group which is

veryinteresting; you can ask lots of> questions about ozone and ozone

therapies;the group owner, Dr. Pressman, is> very knowledgeable and experienced.

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Does anyone know if Dr. talks about ozone therapy in her new book? My

stepmom has been treating for cancer for over a year but unfortunately won't

try any alternative stuff. She's had chemo about 8 or 9 times. She got the

results of her CT scan yesterday, and the cancer is now all over including

her liver. So I'm going to talk her into doing something different. Will

get her new book, but wondering if the ozone is something she started after

writing the book or is included.

Thanks,

-- Re: Ozone therapy (re: where to find...)

Try Dr.'s lab. I bought mine there some time ago or at veterinary

stores. When you apply DMSO don't rub.

Nina

Abutilon <Abutilon@...> wrote:

> to her protocol is ozone therapy. She simplified it to a very easy process

> that everyone can do at home. You just need a big garbage or a storage bag

and

> an ozonator (They use a portozone from either Dr Store or from dr

> Association) and a helper to seal the bag . You may use 36 " x60 or 40 " x70 " .

If

> the problem area is in the legs it's easy to do by yourself. You sit in

the

> bag up to the waist, put a tube into a bag and tightly wrap it around the

> waist with a masking tape. The best result will be if you apply DMSO to

the

> treated area. Turn on the ozonator and wait until the bag becomes a bubble

> After that get this therapy for an hour. We did it twice a day and the

results

> are amazing. Non-healing wounds after 3-4 sessions started healing. The

point

> is to stop the cancer and then do maintenance once a week.

> Nina

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Hi ,

I don't know about the ozone therapy, but do have some

resources your stepmom may find helpful.

My husband had throat cancer and also down his

esophagus 6 months ago. Immediately we began flaxseed

oil/cottage cheese daily (as recommended by Johanna

Budwig) and he changed his diet totally. He also

parasite cleansed with herbs. We found lots of good

information on cancertutor.com

After 4 months, the large spots on the back of my

husband's throat were totally gone, and he no longer

felt a " lump " in his throat. There was just one spot

still remaining farther down. He looks and feels much

younger and healthier. People can't believe the

physical change in him! He's staying on the diet and

supplements for now until all traces of cancer are

gone. Some parts of his diet are permanent, such as

daily flax oil and no refined suger~ eating very

healthily and as raw as possible.

My husband's recovery hasn't been easy, as he had to

cut all processed/junk foods from his diet and began

to take supplements like

spirulina/chlorella/wheatgrass, which caused detox

symptoms. At times, these were pretty severe. But the

alternative, chemo etc, would have been a thousand

times harder and cost us a truckload more. Not to

mention, my husband can now live a healthy life. It's

all been worth it many times over!

One of the things my husband did for his recovery was

to include peroxide into his regimen. We bought a

nasal spray bottle and poured out the mix. After

rinsing the bottle, we filled with 3% peroxide. He

mists it into his mouth 5 times while breathing in

sharply each time. He does this at least twice a day,

and early on more often. (I do this also, especially

when feeling a cold or flu coming on~ supposedly every

couple of hours will knock out about anything.) He

also soaks in warm bathwater for an hour with a large

bottle of peroxide poured in. These techniques

increase oxygen into his body.

I really hope the information on cancertutor is

helpful for your stepmom,

Joy

--- Doyon <lisadoyon@...> wrote:

> Does anyone know if Dr. talks about ozone

> therapy in her new book? My

> stepmom has been treating for cancer for over a year

> but unfortunately won't

> try any alternative stuff. She's had chemo about 8

> or 9 times. She got the

> results of her CT scan yesterday, and the cancer is

> now all over including

> her liver. So I'm going to talk her into doing

> something different. Will

> get her new book, but wondering if the ozone is

> something she started after

> writing the book or is included.

> Thanks,

>

>

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