RE: Sauna Temp for Ken & Saul

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Dear Gail,

Any temperature above 80 degress is going to turn ozone back to oxygen.

However, that can be overcome in two ways:

- funneling, which protects the ozone from the heat

- high flow rate (1/2 l/m) which replaces the ozone faster than it can be

destroyed.

So the maximum temperature is not as important for ozone conservation

as it is for the comfort of the person taking the sauna.

Our Omega saunas will produce at least 110 degrees at sea level, and even

115 degrees. However, most people find that 108 degrees is the maximum

they can tolerate for 30 minutes, which is the recommended time span. It is

better to do 30 minutes at 108, than 20 minutes at 110. The body core heats

fairly slowly, and you want it to get up as high as you can stand

comfortably.

Also, ozone has a time factor attached to it as well, as delineated in my

book

The Story of Ozone (available for free as an ebook upon request). The longer

the treatment, the better (within reason).

In the end, if you can only get to 105 degrees and stay in for 15 minutes,

you are

still going to get good results. The body knows what to do....

Best of health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

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From: " wanda85929 " <wanda85929@...>

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Subject: Sauna Temp for Ken & Saul

Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 19:55:36 -0000

Hi Ken,

Because you have the same set up that I have with Saul's generator

and Den's sauna tent, I wanted to ask you if you know how hot the

little cooker thing heats up the tent? Does it get above 104 degrees

or do you know?

Saul, how hot does your sauna get? What is the best temp, in your

opinion, for maximum benefits from an ozone sauna. And does the

higher the temp destroy the ozone?

Thanks,

Gail

[Guest guest]

110 degrees F.

Dennis

Sauna Temp for Ken & Saul

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> Hi Ken,

>

> Because you have the same set up that I have with Saul's generator

> and Den's sauna tent, I wanted to ask you if you know how hot the

> little cooker thing heats up the tent? Does it get above 104 degrees

> or do you know?

>

> Saul, how hot does your sauna get? What is the best temp, in your

> opinion, for maximum benefits from an ozone sauna. And does the

> higher the temp destroy the ozone?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Gail

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[Guest guest]

> Dear Gail,

>

> Any temperature above 80 degress is going to turn ozone back to

oxygen.

>

> However, that can be overcome in two ways:

> - funneling, which protects the ozone from the heat

> - high flow rate (1/2 l/m) which replaces the ozone faster than it

can be

> destroyed.

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Hi Saul,

I posted this yesterday but doens't seem to be having some kind

of problems with some of my posts. I hope this won't be a double

post, tho. If so, just ignore the one.

My question to you were how do you know theozone is replaced faster

the can be destroyed by using the above flow rate? Is there some way

that can be measured or is it just by the results one gets when using

that flow rate?

Thanks,

Gail