Hydroxygen Plus (long)

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Hi Everyone,

I recently got back from vacation to the mountains. It was wonderful, but

the reason I am writing is to tell of my friends experience with Hydroxygen

Plus. It is a product that I always carry in my purse. It comes in a small

bottle and I use it on skin wounds AND to add to my drinking water. We

vacationed with a friend and his wife and kids.

While we were walking around I noticed that his wife was limping, so I

naturally asked her what the problem was. She said that her flip flops had

worn a blister on her big toe and her toe was sore because the blister had

broken. She was really having trouble walking. So.... I naturally whipped

out my Hydroxygen Plus and a band aid, both of which I always have in my

purse. (I have four little kids. *smile*) I explained to her that I had

used Hydroxygen Plus on many skin wounds and they had healed up almost over

night. I told her to ask my husband, he even let me put it on him, which

says a lot. He usually scoffs at my alternative suggestions, but this one

he has used repeatedly. Anyway, she agreed to let me put it on her sore.

We rinsed it really good with water, then I told her I was about to put one

drop on Hydroxygen Plus on her sore. I told her to be prepared because it

was going to sting like the dickens to put it lightly! I mean it is going

to really sting! She kind of laughed and said something like, okay, thanks

for the warning. I reassured her that I wasn't kidding, it was going to

hurt! So, I put the drop on the sore, then put a drop on the Band-Aid and

put the Band-Aid on her. She agreed that it really hurt!!! But, she left

the Band-Aid on and in fact later, came back for another drop and Band-Aid

because it had been a few hours. She said it was stinging all the way up

her leg, which was something new to me. The next day she said it was still

hurting, which really surprised me because it had been my experience that

all the wounds that I had put it on really were closed up. Since it was

still hurting, we again put the drop and Band-Aid with a drop on the

Band-Aid on her again. She said it was still hurting all the way up her

leg.

She is a person who deals with Drs all the time with her job. She works on

an ambulance. She is at the University Hospital on a daily basis. When she

got home, she had one of the Drs. look at her toe. They said it was not a

blister, it was a brown recluse bite. They were surprised that it hadn't

done more damage. She told them about what I put on her. They told her

that they were actually working on case studies using pressurized oxygen in

treating brown recluse bites. Apparently the University Hospital in

Missouri has a hyper baric (excuse my spelling) chamber, she thinks it is

the only one in the state. They said that the stinging up the let was

probably the oxygen interacting with the poison in the vein.

Anyway, I thought that was pretty cool!

~Karma

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