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Hi all, Just wanted to say a few words about homozon. Recently it was talked

about, comparing it to other bowel cleaners and I wanted to mention, that tho it

does clean the bowel, that is not its primary function. The man who created it

intended it to be a product that moved ozone into the system, for the purpose of

healing and cleansing the body as a whole. This morning I received this post

from the ozonetherapy list and thought I would forward it here so that you could

read a little on the purpose of oxygen/ozone and see why homozon is much more

than a bowel cleansing product. In the mind of the person who created it, the

bowel cleansing effect is merely a side effect/benefit.

I personally take it for the ozone benefits and do consider the bowel cleansing

effect just a side benefit.

Blessings,

Donna

Re: [ozonetherapy] Both Oxidant and Antioxidant?

Ozone is created by passing oxygen through a highly charged tube, where

billions of electrons bombard the oxygen. The oxygen picks up some of these

electrons and a percentage of it becomes ozone.

After having been bombarded with billions of electrons, the ozone

somehow comes out hungry for more electrons. This is the paradox of ozone.

Any substance hungry for electrons is called an oxidant. Ozone is

an oxidant par excellence, leaving behind few undesirable products

from its action, as compared to chlorine, which leaves carcinogenic

leftovers in its path. This is why ozone is a superior disinfectant

compared to chlorine.

In the human body, oxygen is a necessity in order to combine with the

products of the Krebs cycle, and ensure that there are no leftovers from

each chemical reaction. Without the oxygen, the ATP output from the

mitochondria in each cell drops by 80%. There are many defenses that the

body uses to handle oxidative stress. The major ones are the free radical

scavenging enzymes produced in good cells - glutathione peroxidase,

superoxide dismutase, catalase and reductase. These enzymes ensure that

there are no leftover free radicals from the reactions taking place in the

cell, after the sugar supply is burned.

As long as these enzymes are in good supply, and can physically contact the

free radicals normally produced in every chemical reaction, there is no

problem. The system runs smoothly, in complete balance.

When the supply of oxygen is reduced, due to dietary insufficiency, or other

cause, then toxic buildup can occur. It is like having a garbage strike.

These unburned toxins physically prevent the enzymes from contacting the

free radicals produced in every chemical reaction, and therefore the

radicals can escape their appointed fate, and run around doing damage,

stealing electrons. This is the free radical oxidative damage which is

touted on every side as the cause of all that ails mankind.

So what is the solution?

If more oxygen is added to the equation, the toxins will be burned up,

the enzymes will be able to do their job and there will be no free radical

oxidative damage. So in this case, oxygen (ozone) is acting

as an anti-oxidant, indirectly. This is what I was referring to in my

earlier post when I said that ozone can act as an oxidant or an

anti-oxidant, depending on circumstances. It is when the entire picture is

taken into consideration that this becomes a fact.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh, LTOH

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