Ozone Sauna Treatment. Reason for Itching

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Does somebody have an idea why some people have this enormous itching when doing

regular ozone sauna treatments.

Any idea what is the meganism in the body behind this and why others (majority)

don't experience this.

I have a customer that is unable to continue Ozone Sauna Treatments, cause his

whole body becomes just one itching hell, pus comes out of little blisters all

over his body and he scratches them open, then his whole skin becomes crust and

blood.

I know not a nice story, but would like to have some understanding why this

might be happening to him

Thanks

Doedens

Oxygen Nutrient Nederland

Amsterdam

Then Netherlands

http://www.mmfnd.org/NL/ONN/onn.html

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I thnk I've missed something......can you explain to me how ozone sauna's

work?.........thanks........Robb

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Ozone Sauna Treatment. Reason for Itching

Does somebody have an idea why some people have this enormous itching when

doing regular ozone sauna treatments.

Any idea what is the meganism in the body behind this and why others

(majority) don't experience this.

I have a customer that is unable to continue Ozone Sauna Treatments, cause his

whole body becomes just one itching hell, pus comes out of little blisters all

over his body and he scratches them open, then his whole skin becomes crust and

blood.

I know not a nice story, but would like to have some understanding why this

might be happening to him

Thanks

Doedens

Oxygen Nutrient Nederland

Amsterdam

Then Netherlands

http://www.mmfnd.org/NL/ONN/onn.html

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Doedens <earth@w...> wrote:

> I have a customer that is unable to continue Ozone Sauna

> Treatments, cause his whole body becomes just one itching hell,

> pus comes out of little blisters all over his body and he

> scratches them open, then his whole skin becomes crust and blood.

In theory the ozone oxidizes toxins in the skin and underlying

tissues during an ozone steam sauna, and your body then tries

expelling the oxidized toxins through your skin.

If your skin is trying to deal with too many oxidized toxins

at one time (or you are allergic to the oxidized toxins) then

you're going to have a reaction of some sort.

I think the recommendation for people with severe reactions

is to use less ozone per session, with less frequent sessions,

until the person's negative reaction reduces to a level

that they can tolerate. The idea is to keep getting the toxins

out of his system, but at a slower, more tolerable, pace.

There are creams that you can put on the rash that

are supposed to help. For the details search the archives of

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ozonetherapy

Just curious, did this fellow work in a chemical plant,

or janitorial services, or some other place that would

have exposed him and his skin to lots of chemicals?