Re: cedar infra-red sauna & ozone/ Dr.B's ozone compliant FIR Sauna

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Dear Ken & List:

Wow...! Good memory, Ken! I lurk from time to time but I work long hours

and can't always spend time on the group like I'd like. Yes indeed, I

developed and manufacture a far infrared dome sauna in Korea. They are

ozone compliant and are available in 2 sizes and 4 models...completely

customizable, and since you're head is out and you're lying down, not

only can you get higher core temps but you can also pump in the ozone to

the 20 min. absorption level (Bocci) at 1/2 litre of 100% 02/min. and it

works great. We use a essential oil nebulizer to deactive the ozone in

the air combined with an activated carbon air purifier which converts it

back to harmless 02... I use mine at home in the bedroom a lot and love

it, but you do need to be sure to have an open window where you're going

to use it...

I own several Smarty " saunas which are the first dome-style far infrared

saunas in the U.S. and are made in Japan and sold by Comtec in Calif. (I

used to sell them) but my experience with them has not been so

great...Fujika the manufacturer will not custom make anything and

refused to change their resins and glues and get rid of the

plastics...and a couple of their digital controllers had problems--one

unit actually caught fire and another quit, not once but twice...(I have

to give Comtec credit...they replaced them at their own expense and then

had to duke it out with Fujika...) and the Fujika unit we've used in

Mexico which we put ozone into has delaminated from the exposure of

their non-ozone resistant adhesives and glues (I only use industrial

grade silicone in the BioTherm). It's unfortunate since I like the

Smarty and it's fine if you're not using ozone except that they only

have 1 size available and they have to charge way too much...last I knew

they were selling retail for around $4000 (our standard unit sells for

$2495.00). There is also a very cheaply made chinese unit which there is

no way ozone can be put into and which there is no support or training

and no refunds...all sales are final...unless you buy from an American

company reselling them which may choose to provide better support, and

those go for around $1895 or so depending on the reseller.

I'm a Hyperthermist and clinician and I chose to start manufacturing

these out of frustration with the existing market 2 years ago...we're

small and since I'm so busy, I have decided that I can't possibly take

on marketing this sauna alone, and I am looking for a stable interested

company to take it up and market it for me since I don't have the time

or the $$ to pursue the market I know is there...which is why you

probably haven't seen my posts on this list for awhile.

For those who may be interested, I'm teaming up with a new health center

in Grass Valley, CA and we're going to be providing some interesting

therapies, including ozone far infrared saunas, hyperbaric oxygen,

frequency therapies, nutrition, hormone balancing, adjunctive cancer

support, etc. If anyone wants info. on that, contact me directly. It's a

missionary clinic and so we're doing our best to keep the cost way down...

I have these saunas hand made to order and shipped in container

load...we are sold out right now and taking reservations on the next

shipment for August, God willing...

Feel free to check out the BioTherm " out on my

website...http://www.arrowheadhealthworks.com/

Carolyn Bormann, N.D.,C.H.M.T.

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Ken Gullan - IRI wrote:

>Breathing ozone is an issue. You will cough like hell at first - until all

your system are cleaned out. Then it may not be a problem but it attacks the

mucus and anything bad you have in your lungs! What Saul says (or something

close) is it is not dangerous otherwise he would be dead as he has worked around

it so long and is so cleaned out he has no problems with it!

>The was a lady from this list who was developing a combo FIR/Ozone sauna.

Don't know what became of it - she was a Doctor from SO. CAl an practiced in

Mexico too. Don't try it with the Health Mate!

>Best wishes and much love, Ken

>

>Ken Gullan

>Institute for Research Integration (IRI)

>San Diego, CA 92106-2424

>IRI is a 501C(3) non-profit corporation established to help children with

developmental difficulties.

>To contact me off-list use kengullan@... or call

> Re: cedar infra-red sauna & ozone

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> marilynfd,

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> The ozone would age the cedar, no problem. But it would also attack the

> wires and other parts of the FIR and degrade it, causing breakdown

> sooner. Ozone and FIR are both wonderful, but they don't have to be done

> together. Just my opinion.

>

> jim

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> marilynfd wrote:

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> >Would it be safe/beneficial to use ozone in a 2-person cedar sauna

> >with infra-red heat? I'm wondering about: 1 - breathing the ozone

> >(Saul, I've read that you say it's really not an issue - but thought

> >I'd re-confirm), 2 - interaction of ozone with cedar, 3 - other

> >issues that some of you would think of that haven't crossed my mind.

> >

> >The sauna I'm considering is a Health Mate, if that makes a

> >difference.

> >

> > >

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carolyn

i have been entertaining the thought of a fir sauna for mercury detox.

i have saul's ozone sauna already. i find it very good to get ozone into me.

but i don't sweat much in it.

have you had good results with fir sauna for mercury detox?

the two fir saunas i am considering are saunex and airwall.

i tried to come up with an idea to convert the saunazone steam cabinet to

fir but was unsuccessful. do you have an idea with this?