Re: Ozone and H2O2 which is better?

[Guest guest]

Saul,

I always question myself before I disagree with you, but my mother and I

are getting your ozone sauna in part because we think it is the cheapest

way to go! I am taking 2 heaping tablespoons of Homozon twice a day

again, for a while. But, even at a smaller dose, if the Homozon only

costs $30 a month (with shipping) that is still wasted money! I figure

the cost of an ozone generator like yours, which could arguably last

indefinitely, is the cheapest health product available in the long view!

Your smaller generator at $1300 is only 4 years of homozon at a level

way below what I am taking. After that, I could keep on spending for

Homozon, or use my ozone almost free for the rest of my life. Granted,

the larger generator & steam sauna cost more, but that is offset both by

two of us using it regularly, and the greater detoxing benefits of the

sauna method over, say, insufflation.

Then, there is the growing list of friends who are lining up to use the

ozone sauna -- before it has even arrived -- and are all more than happy

to pay a reasonable equipment rental fee to use the sauna themselves,

thereby further reducing its cost. You can't share your Homozon with

your friends without giving it up yourself, but you can share the ozone

sauna indefinitely.

Then, there is the improved health to be expected by owning an ozone

sauna. Over the years the improved health and sense of well-being will

mean fewer visits to practitioners of all sorts, further reducing the

initial cost, not to mention the priceless treasure of feeling good!

jim

Saul Pressman wrote:

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> Ozone is more powerful, but more expensive.

>

> Homozon is a good bet for enriching the body with oxygen and magnesium,

> and it is not too expensive.

>

> Best of Health!

> Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: <jmozingo@...>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Jim,

You are right, regarding the long run.

Most people think only about two months ahead, max.

So I gear my remarks to that mindset.

I figure that two months of Homozon are about what most people will take.

So that is cheaper.

By the way, it looks like we should be ready to ship the end of next week.

Of course, now that I have said that, the roof will fall in !

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh

Re: Ozone and H2O2 which is better?

> Saul,

>

> I always question myself before I disagree with you, but my mother and I

> are getting your ozone sauna in part because we think it is the cheapest

> way to go! I am taking 2 heaping tablespoons of Homozon twice a day

> again, for a while. But, even at a smaller dose, if the Homozon only

> costs $30 a month (with shipping) that is still wasted money! I figure

> the cost of an ozone generator like yours, which could arguably last

> indefinitely, is the cheapest health product available in the long view!

>

> Your smaller generator at $1300 is only 4 years of homozon at a level

> way below what I am taking. After that, I could keep on spending for

> Homozon, or use my ozone almost free for the rest of my life. Granted,

> the larger generator & steam sauna cost more, but that is offset both by

> two of us using it regularly, and the greater detoxing benefits of the

> sauna method over, say, insufflation.

>

> Then, there is the growing list of friends who are lining up to use the

> ozone sauna -- before it has even arrived -- and are all more than happy

> to pay a reasonable equipment rental fee to use the sauna themselves,

> thereby further reducing its cost. You can't share your Homozon with

> your friends without giving it up yourself, but you can share the ozone

> sauna indefinitely.

>

> Then, there is the improved health to be expected by owning an ozone

> sauna. Over the years the improved health and sense of well-being will

> mean fewer visits to practitioners of all sorts, further reducing the

> initial cost, not to mention the priceless treasure of feeling good!

>

> jim

>

> Saul Pressman wrote:

> >

> > Dear Jim,

> >

> > Ozone is more powerful, but more expensive.

> >

> > Homozon is a good bet for enriching the body with oxygen and magnesium,

> > and it is not too expensive.

> >

> > Best of Health!

> > Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh

> > ----- Original Message -----

> > From: <jmozingo@...>

> > <oxyplusegroups>

>

> -----

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>

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/1/00 12:46:59 PM Eastern Standard Time,

jlambert@... writes:

<< I regularly

went to steam baths at the hotel swimming pool where I swam in Brooklyn

Heights as a kid in NY. I think it was the Hotel St. . >>

Either St. or - they both had pools.

Dotsie

[Guest guest]

> Granted, the larger generator & steam sauna cost more, but that is offset

both >by two of us using it regularly, and the greater detoxing benefits of

the

> sauna method over, say, insufflation.

Is this true that there is greater detoxing benefits from an ozone sauna vs.

insufflations?

Patty

[Guest guest]

Patty,

That is my take, based on the fact that it is the only oxidative therapy

of which I have heard it said -- only therapy period! -- that sweats out

poisons during the treatment. As far as I know, all other methods depend

on the normal excretory mechanisms, and a problematic liver, kidney or

colon always presents the probability of reabsorbing some of those

toxins. And, isn't cleaning out those organs and restoring their

function & health what I am trying to accomplish, rather than burden

them with more load they can't handle?

That the steam opens the pores so ozone enters better, and that

hyperthermia has its own benefits, are nice gravy to me. The part I

personally like the best is the sweating out the toxins. I regularly

went to steam baths at the hotel swimming pool where I swam in Brooklyn

Heights as a kid in NY. I think it was the Hotel St. . When I was

there early in the morning I frequently listened to the older men who

had been out on the town explain, to the younger men they had bought

with them, that this was the only way to survive a life of nights on the

town. I have used steam baths wherever I have found them ever since. So,

I have a healthy respect for the effects of steam sweating.

It is my personal goal to find out just what it feels like to really be

cleaned out & healthy -- at least once before I die! If I achieve that

by one day, I will die with a smile!

jim

Patty wrote:

> Is this true that there is greater detoxing benefits from an ozone sauna vs.

> insufflations?

>

> Patty

-----

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[Guest guest]

Dear Patty,

Yes. You are getting a dual treatment, ozone and hyperthermia, both powerful

on their own. Together, they are unbeatable.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh

Re: Ozone and H2O2 which is better?

> > Granted, the larger generator & steam sauna cost more, but that is

offset

> both >by two of us using it regularly, and the greater detoxing benefits

of

> the

> > sauna method over, say, insufflation.

>

> Is this true that there is greater detoxing benefits from an ozone sauna

vs.

> insufflations?

>

> Patty

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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other alternative self-help subjects.

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[Guest guest]

Dear Jim,

Ozone is more powerful, but more expensive.

Homozon is a good bet for enriching the body with oxygen and magnesium,

and it is not too expensive.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh

Ozone and H2O2 which is better?

> I have been drinking H2O2 daily for the past year and a half. I also

> bathe in it occasionally. I don't have cancer or anything, I just

> thought it was a healthy thing to do. I am trying to keep the oxygen

> levels in my blood up. I drink about 50 to 75 drops daily, some of if

> it is 35% food grade and some is Flavored magnesium peroxide.

>

> Would ozone be more effective than H2O2 or are they similar as far as

> keeping my oxygen levels up?

>

> Jim

>

>

>

> OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative therapies, and

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