Oxygen Products

[Guest guest]

Besides Homozon and food grade H2O2, I've noticed a number of oxygen products on

the market that mainly come in th form of stabilized liquid oxygen in small

plastic bottles (Vitamin O, Aerobic 7, etc.). Are these latters products as

usefu/effective as Homozon and Hyrogen Peroxide? Any feedback appreciated.

BTW - like others on this list, I am becoming more and more convinced that ozone

may be one of the best tools one can use for better health.

Colin Yardley

[Guest guest]

Colin,

No, of course they aren't, or we wouldn't need to pay the $$$ needed to

purchase a top quality ozone generator, HBOT or ozone sauna.

Even Homozon is way beyond any of the other inexpensive products. You

can prove this to yourself by comparing them. The day I 1st took a

heaping tblsp of Homozon I went to the races with my ex and felt like I

could beat the ponies around the track. None of the other stabilized O2

products will do that so dramatically!

As for the efficacy of oxidative therapies & ozone in particular.... but

of course! Don't misunderstand me -- I believe HBOT is as powerful tool

as ozone in most respects. There are some diseases or conditions that

contraindicate HBOT, but there are none that come to my mind with an

ozone sauna, and would certainly be fewer if they exist. On the other

hand, for something like stroke I would want HBOT. The disease one is

being treated for has a lot to do with treatment choice, IMO.

I don't want to just recover my health, I want to keep it once I do. To

hedge my bet on this I want either an ozone sauna or an HBOT (Can I

please have both, God?) in my home for the rest of my life.

I don't think a single place HBOT can be bought new for under $10,000

And, even if it were that inexpensive, that is still about twice the

cost of an ozone sauna. If an HBOT cost $10,000 and you used it 3 times

a week for a year it comes to $64 per treatment. If an ozone sauna cost

$6000 and you used it 3 times a week for a year it would be $38 per

treatment. (I think my cost guess is way low for HBOT & slightly high

for the sauna, so there is probably a much bigger disparity)

I don't believe basic common sense safety attitudes would allow even a

trained person to self-administer HBOT, whereas an intelligent child

could safely use an ozone sauna without supervision.

These things in no way diminish the value of HBOT. I am not comparing

one therapy to another. But, if one decides that purchasing one of them

is the cheapest route in the long run, then an ozone sauna is, IMO, the

clear choice for home use. But, that doesn't mean I won't go to 's

clinic for HBOT as often as I can afford to. ;-)

jim

Colin Yardley wrote:

>

> Besides Homozon and food grade H2O2, I've noticed a number of oxygen products

on the market that mainly come in th form of stabilized liquid oxygen in small

plastic bottles (Vitamin O, Aerobic 7, etc.). Are these latters products as

usefu/effective as Homozon and Hyrogen Peroxide? Any feedback appreciated.

> BTW - like others on this list, I am becoming more and more convinced that

ozone may be one of the best tools one can use for better health.

> Colin Yardley

[Guest guest]

I am sorry I don't remember who wrote this:

Besides Homozon and food grade H2O2, I've noticed a number of oxygen

products on the market that mainly come in th form of stabilized

liquid oxygen in small plastic bottles (Vitamin O, Aerobic 7,

etc.). Are these latters products as usefu/effective as Homozon and

Hyrogen Peroxide? Any feedback appreciated.

But, here is my response. I have used Vit O and topicaly it is

amazing. Just shared it with a friend who had a chronic skin rash in

the pubic area. The doctor had no answers and so she just suffered

with it. Just a few applications of Vit O from R Garden and she said

it is completely gone and she is totally amazed. And I, of course,

feel brilliant. Smile

And, I have used Vit internally and got a little boost, but nothing

spectacular, although I have read stories of those who have

experienced amazing things on it. I do personally know of a woman

who had black lung disease and was not expected to live more than a

month. Her parents drove her to my mother's house. My mother went

out the the vehicle and gave her a few drops and she immediately

started to perk up. She was on an oxygen machine. She started taking

Vit O and started thriving immediately. It has been

several years now and she is living and doing well and her doctor now

regularly recommends Vit O to others.

And so, tho I haven't experienced anything that radical from it, I

know it is a great product.

For topical use I love it. But for internal I prefer homozon. I am

new to homozon use and I am only doing 1/4 tsp a day but I love what

I am experiencing on low dose. I am not up for any heroic bathroom

experiences right now, so I am being cautious. It seems to stay in

the system and release oxygen for hours longer than Vit O. And is

less expensive.

On another note. I joined this group for oxygen info and find it is

loaded with too many other non oxygen posts. Is there any other

group that anyone knows of that is strictly oxygen/ozone/homozon,

that any of you know of? Not complaining, just inquiring.

If so please send me a note privately at ruthful@...

Thanks,

Donna

To purchase homozon at $24.00 plus postage contact me at

ruthful@...

[Guest guest]

i am still on the search for an oxygen product that works for me. i have

tried clo2, hydrogen peroxide , and magnesium peroxide( oxy-gen by rockland),

and stabilized oxygen (dr. donsbach). i had best results with oxy-gen, but it

doesnt seem to work all the time. i think that too much of these products

seems to kill of intestinal flors of whic h i have precious few due to a

longstanding yeast fiasco. has anyone found an oxygen supplement that works

for sensitive yeast people. i am still too cheap to get hbot even thought hat

might be the solution for me.

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

vitamin O is naclO2 +trace minerals.......another product, aerox is also

naclO2.....both contain chlorine, but it's with na so supposedly is safe.

This product aerox and an even older one aerobic 7 have been around for 50

years and Ed McCabe likes them. The Vit O is just a copy it appears....with

trace minerals added.

This quote from rgarden is an attempt to distance themselves from these

older products, but it sounds like bullshit to me, since vit O does contain

chloride, but I 'm no expert, and the truth would be impossibe to determine

probably since it is proprietary:

" Vitamin O " should not be confused with the Chlorite compounds which are

available on the market and which represent an older, now outdated approach

to providing oxygen supplementation. These older Chlorite type compounds

must first come into contact with the hydrochloric acid in the stomach

before oxygen is released by way of a vigorous chemical reaction. What's

more, unlike " Vitamin O " which can be placed onto the skin, the older

Chlorite type compounds are extremely caustic and can do serious damage to

the skin and delicate mucous membranes. Also, " Vitamin O " should not be

confused with hydrogen peroxide, a compound which can cause a severe

" healing crisis " if not administered properly and with appropriate care, and

apparently has a tendency to release potentially harmful free radicals into

the system

As far as topical use, ozonated olive oil is supposedly unsurpassed. And

you can make your own, with a good ozonator for the cost of olive oil.

P.

Re: Oxygen Products

I am sorry I don't remember who wrote this:

Besides Homozon and food grade H2O2, I've noticed a number of oxygen

products on the market that mainly come in th form of stabilized

liquid oxygen in small plastic bottles (Vitamin O, Aerobic 7,

etc.). Are these latters products as usefu/effective as Homozon and

Hyrogen Peroxide? Any feedback appreciated.

But, here is my response. I have used Vit O and topicaly it is

amazing. Just shared it with a friend who had a chronic skin rash in

the pubic area. The doctor had no answers and so she just suffered

with it. Just a few applications of Vit O from R Garden and she said

it is completely gone and she is totally amazed. And I, of course,

feel brilliant. Smile

And, I have used Vit internally and got a little boost, but nothing

spectacular, although I have read stories of those who have

experienced amazing things on it. I do personally know of a woman

who had black lung disease and was not expected to live more than a

month. Her parents drove her to my mother's house. My mother went

out the the vehicle and gave her a few drops and she immediately

started to perk up. She was on an oxygen machine. She started taking

Vit O and started thriving immediately. It has been

several years now and she is living and doing well and her doctor now

regularly recommends Vit O to others.

And so, tho I haven't experienced anything that radical from it, I

know it is a great product.

For topical use I love it. But for internal I prefer homozon. I am

new to homozon use and I am only doing 1/4 tsp a day but I love what

I am experiencing on low dose. I am not up for any heroic bathroom

experiences right now, so I am being cautious. It seems to stay in

the system and release oxygen for hours longer than Vit O. And is

less expensive.

On another note. I joined this group for oxygen info and find it is

loaded with too many other non oxygen posts. Is there any other

group that anyone knows of that is strictly oxygen/ozone/homozon,

that any of you know of? Not complaining, just inquiring.

If so please send me a note privately at ruthful@...

Thanks,

Donna

To purchase homozon at $24.00 plus postage contact me at

ruthful@...

[Guest guest]

And the problem you're trying to cure, is...???

And, why these do not work for you? What are your reactions?

Ronen.

Re: Re: Oxygen Products

i am still on the search for an oxygen product that works for me. i have

tried clo2, hydrogen peroxide , and magnesium peroxide( oxy-gen by

rockland),

and stabilized oxygen (dr. donsbach). i had best results with oxy-gen, but

it

doesnt seem to work all the time. i think that too much of these products

seems to kill of intestinal flors of whic h i have precious few due to a

longstanding yeast fiasco. has anyone found an oxygen supplement that works

for sensitive yeast people. i am still too cheap to get hbot even thought

hat

might be the solution for me.

[Guest guest]

I am certainly no expert. As I have stated before. But I think that homozon is

supposed to be better than oxy-gen. And oxygen, from what I understand, does

not kill good bacteria. Good intestinal flora are aerobic, they like oxygen.

Bad intestinal bacteria and parasites and candida are anaerobic, they don't like

oxygen. So, if a product is releasing oxygen into your intestines it should

help the good guys and beat back the bad guys.

On the candida thing. The flora L plantarum specifically targets candida. So,

you might want to look for a probiotic with a good amount of that in it. I know

of one called Inner Garden Flora by R. Garden, the makers of Vit O.

1800-800-1927

It has worked for friends of mine when all the other candida programs failed. I

am sure there must be other ones out there, I just am not personally famiilar

with them. Maybe someone on this list is.

If you want to chat more about that, you can contact me direct at

ruthful@...

Hope this helps,

Donna

Subject: Re: Re: Oxygen Products

i am still on the search for an oxygen product that works for me. i have

tried clo2, hydrogen peroxide , and magnesium peroxide( oxy-gen by rockland),

and stabilized oxygen (dr. donsbach). i had best results with oxy-gen, but it

doesnt seem to work all the time. i think that too much of these products

seems to kill of intestinal flors of whic h i have precious few due to a

longstanding yeast fiasco. has anyone found an oxygen supplement that works

for sensitive yeast people. i am still too cheap to get hbot even thought hat

might be the solution for me.

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