ozone vs. h2o2

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Hi Duncan,

Thanks for your response. So in your opinion, is Dr. Bormann's negative post referring to "excessive" amounts of h2o2, even though she does not acknowledge that? And how much would be considered excessive? If they are both the same, then why is ozonated water "unstable" and must be ingested in 20 min., whereas h2o2 added in water is stable?

thanks P.

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Hi Dotsie;Ingesting 35% H2O2 or even the 3% is too reactive.Use only a few drops of 35% in a glass of water. But this weak solution, ORozonated water, is exactly the same thing to your body. If you let theozonated water sit for a few minutes, you have a H2O2 solution. The O3 insolution quickly recombines into H2O2 in water, or in your body.ciaoDuncan

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Subject: ozone vs. h2o2

Hi Duncan,

Thanks for your response. So in your opinion, is Dr. Bormann's negative

post referring to " excessive " amounts of h2o2, even though she does not

acknowledge that? And how much would be considered excessive? If they are

both the same, then why is ozonated water " unstable " and must be ingested in

20 min., whereas h2o2 added in water is stable?

thanks P.

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Hi ;

Dr. Bormann is an acknowleged expert in the oxidative therpies. I may have

missed that post, but I would think that she supports weak solutions of H2O2

and ozone in water. Everyone wants safety in treatment. I think the

oxyplus, ozonetherapy lists on egroups cover actual dosage guidelines.

Ozonated water is not the same as H2O2; it loses its special 'ozonated

water' status and becomes the same within minutes of making it.

ciao

Duncan

ciao

Duncan Crow

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