Re: ozone generator - too strong ?

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Dear ,

You are laboring under a misapprehension.

Breathing ozone through a damp towel will not improve your condition.

If you used a funnel on your chest, directing the ozone through the skin

would do the job.

But not breathing it like this.

1 - 4 micrograms per milliliter (ug/ml) of ozone won't touch it.

But funneling 50 ug/ml right on the skin of the chest over the heart valve

will.

As I have said before, you can't move a mountain with a shovel and a

wheelbarrow. You need a payloader and a Mack truck....

Best of health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

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Reply-To: oxyplus

To: <oxyplus >

Subject: ozone generator - too strong ?

Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2002 08:13:31 +1030

Hi Saul.

Maybe your machine is too strong for my application. I

intend trying blowing the outputted ozone through wet towels

and breathing in the result. Why ? Because my growth lies on

the main artery from the heart. Thus ozone from the lungs

goes to the heart and then to the growth. There is a report of

the use of 1-4 mcg/ml of humidified inhaled ozone. I don't

think that I need get anywhere near that level ( and boy aren't

those units confusing ).

Therefore I may need a pretty low concentration flow of O3.

I am taking H2O2, but have a strong aversion to the taste of it,

so I doubt that I could work up to really high levels. So I look

for alternative means. I have taken H2O2 baths, but we are

currently in about a week of 100 degree F weather, so that is

pretty unappealing. Directly inhaling ozone, for short periods or

long periods, is very appealing because of the ease of it and

because it goes just about directly to my growth.

The extra oxygen sounds like a good bonus too. But I could

get a low output generator locally and an oxygen bottle with a

flow rate adjuster - if my CO2 flow rate adjuster cannot be used

with oxygen. Somehow I should be able to get about the right

concentration of ozone in the air, humidified or not. Adelaide

needs one of your generators. ( 1 million people ) But I still

can't work this out.

'Moses' Hall.