OTSONITERAPIA

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Lähettäjä: Soijuv Lähetetty: 10.8.2004 16:26

Kertomus otsonin käytöstä borrelioosin hoidossa:


Our daughter is 15, got bit at 13, went undiagnosed for 7 months, by that time it had gone neuro. Been on abx since then, even seen Dr. Jones (and we're in California). It's been up and down. Seizure activity, a headache for 2 years, unable to go to school for the most part. Friends gone like roaches when the light goes on. Life has been the bedroom, the bathroom, and the couch.

We're bleeding financially, all of us beaten down (and winning the Ironic Award, in trying to find out what was making her sick I took her to the east coast for help and I was bitten and infected), and deeply concerned about the long-time use of abx on the immune system of a young person.

Through an almost mystical coincidence, I was put in touch with a local man who used to be a rocket scientist at Rocketdyne. He got interested in health when at 83 his mother became ill. He figured out that oxygen kills pathogens, and so (I am not kidding here) he built her a hyperbaric tank.

He also figured out other ways of oxygenating the body at less expense and trouble, so that is what we are doing, and I wouldn't be posting here if it wasn't close to a miracle at this point. I am doing it as well, and the results are incredible: I'm off the abx, and I feel great. Our daughter is still on the abx and doing incredible. Her life is coming back. It makes me cry to even type it here.

So here's what it is -- ozone therapy.

Ozone is unstable oxygen, O3. It's more therapeutic than O2, if you can get it. But you don't want to breathe it as it damages lung tissue, and that's why it's a problem in air quality. But you can get it through your skin.

The rocket scientist had me get 3 pieces of equipment: a steam sauna tent, an oxygen concentrator, and an ozone generator. All of these items are available on ebay, new or used, and you can get all three of them for 600-1200, depending. For what this does, it is NOTHING in terms of cost.

You set it up this way: the steam sauna tent is a modern version of the old hard-shell steam cabinets where your neck and head stick out. You zip yourself in and the steampot on the outside pumps steam in, and you cook. This on it's own is good-- hypothermia kills bugs. I have ours outside our bedroom, and we get a breeze sometimes (or I point an electric fan in the direction of the steamer's head).

Then, in the bedroom, the oxygen contentrator lives with the ozone generator (which is smaller) sitting on top of it. The output of the concentrator (which is pure oxygen) is fed through a plastic tube into the slightly modified ozone generator (anybody can do it). Now the ozone generator is making it's ozone not from ambient air, but from pure oxygen. The little machine that would have made poor quality O3 is now producing *medical grade ozone*.

With another plastic hose, you feed the ozone from the ozone maker into the tent (we just cut a tiny slit in the tent).

Now you have something really powerful.

You steam, heat up the body, sweat and release toxins and waste, and your open pores suck in the O3. Remember, you are not breathing it. You stuff a towel around the neck opening as a seal.

Michael told me that if our daughter did this every day (no more than a half an hour each day), she'd feel soooo much better in two weeks. He guaranteed it. Not only that, he said it would help her acne. That was all I needed to say in order to have her WANT to steam everyday. And up to that point, nothing at all was making her feel better, so we were excited to give it a try.

We liked the idea of it being a non-drug therapy. And in the big scheme of things, the worst case of losing $635 was nothing. I've got drawers full of meds we've paid for that are useless to us, and I wouldn't want to know what we paid for them. Probably the equivalent a nice cruise trip for three. (Which would have done more good.)

It took about a week for the results to begin to show up. The first sign was that she called one of the friends who hasn't been around and arranged to go to a movie with him. Hmm.

Then, sudden attention to appearance showed up. I came home from an errand to find her wearing a short skirt and high heels while doing homework at the computer. (When the high heels come out, all us girlfriends know someone's feeling better.) The nausea disappeared. The headache softened a little. Energy went up. Dancing and loud music ensued. Interest in "getting in shape" appeared. Sleep got deeper and more refreshing. And yes, as promised, the acne is better! Who knew.

It's been nearly 4 weeks now, and she is a different person. Joy is on the map. Pleasure in life is possible. Excitement is no longer a stranger. Yesterday she jogged/walked a mile in the morning, and a mile in the afternoon. Four weeks ago this young woman could only triangulate from the bedroom -- bathroom -- couch. She could only do homework in small doses because she couldn't concentrate. Now she has created a schedule of what she's going to do everyday to catch up so that **when she goes back to school in September** she'll be caught up. And she's sticking to it. Sometimes in high heels.

As for me, my symptoms are waaaaayy down, I feel so much better, and the very best thing of all: I sleep like a baby. I haven't slept through the night in years, and I just resigned myself to it. But the FIRST TIME I did the ozone therapy, I slept unbeliveably well that night, and it's been that way ever since. I'd do the steaming everyday just for that even if that was all I got out of it.

Now, is this a cure??? No.

What Michael thinks is that once infected, unless you get on the abx right away and really whack it, you may not ever fully get rid of it. However, he thinks that you CAN drive it into its cystic state, and live life just fine. And when it does come out of it's cystic state, and finds itself in a hostile environment (an oxygenated and alkaline body), it cannot survive. Frankly, I'll take it.

But to bring about a cure or something closer to it, he says that rife and blood electrification works. Now, remember this is a scientist speaking, and he's researched rife and even built rife machines (including one that fits in an attache case). He's lending us a rife machine and we'll be adding that to the steam regimen. We're getting a blood electrification unit from him too. Stay tuned.

I just had to post this because I can't keep it to myself. Frankly, our lives have (as my daughter would say) "sucked" the last two years. There has been no let-up. We'ven been in a constant state of crisis or anticipated crisis. I highly recommend considering ozone therapy -- cheap, and an easy commute. If nothing else, you'll sleep better at night.

Bev Feldman

If you want to contact me, best to email me at bevfeldman@yahoo.com