Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 On 7/20/2007, bowel cleanse (bowel cleanse ) wrote: > > Posted by: " deb3857wick " deborah.harper@... deb3857wick > Thu Jul 19, 2007 2:33 pm (PST) > I have been on a candida diet with several supplements for over 1 > year, but have little success. My constipation has actually gotten > worse. I would like to do a parasite cleanse. What one could you > recommend that has been successful for you? Thanks > Deb Hi Deb - and , please read this too! See my post to about homozon - there is *no* constipation that it cannot take care of in short order... the trick will be finding your 'bowel tolerance' level, so that you aren't constantly running to the bathroom. Finding your bowel tolerance: You can only find this by trial and error... start off with a teaspoon, and wait an hour - if no results, do it again, once an hour, until you get things moving. If by the next day nothing is moving, up the dose to two teaspoons an hour... continue until your bowel starts moving. NOTE 1: doing this every hour is *only* until you get things moving. NOTE 2: some people need much *less* than a teaspoon to get things moving, so if you find yourself running to the toilet 10 minutes after your first teaspoon, don't worry or freak out, just be thankful that you don't need as much or need to spend a day or two finding your level, and slowly start taking less until you find your level. NOTE 3: if one teaspoon does nothing for you in the first hour and you are in a hurry, you can take more - you do not need to worry about taking too much homozon - the *worst* thing that can happen is you'll have to sit on the toilet a lot. You could literally take the whole bottle and it wouldn't hurt you. Maintenance dose: Once your bowels are moving, you will most likely have to lower the dose a little to stay under bowel tolerance, and as time goes on, you will need less and less, so just be aware of what is going on inside you and act accordingly - again, only you can determine this. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 22, 2007 Report Share Posted July 22, 2007 In a message dated 7/22/2007 3:19:10 P.M. Central Standard Time, deborah.harper@... writes: Okay, has anyone else use with Homozon and what was your response? I find it on site, but can't seem to find an ingredient list. Thanks Deb Yes, I've used Homozon and it is everything _tanstaafl@..._ (mai lto:tanstaafl@...) said. After the colon is cleaned with continual use, it moves into the cells and starts working there. A good study on this is Ozone. _http://www.israelofgod.org/ozonestory.htm_ (http://www.israelofgod.org/ozonestory.htm) Homozon has been available since its discovery in 1898 and has been used widely in Germany for years. It is only recently that it has been introduced in the United States. It is a white powder made primarily from magnesium (Mg) and nascent (freely available) oxygen or ozone. The recommended dosage is to stir ½ to 3 level teasponsfuls or more , into six to eight ounces of purified water. Take it one to eight times daily preferably one hour before or one hour after meals or upon retiring. _http://www.choosecra.com/htmlpages/homepage/prodinfo/otherprods/homozoninterv iew.html_ (http://www.choosecra.com/htmlpages/homepage/prodinfo/otherprods/homozonintervie\ w.html) Blass Therapy products (Homozon, Magozone, Macalozone, and Calozone) put ozone, the powerfully cleansing, allotropic form of oxygen, right into your digestive tract where they immediately begin cleaning out the system. As that job is done, the above mentioned Blass products use the digestive tract route to get oxygen directly into the blood stream. Other Blass products include San-O-Zon and CutO-Zon which cleanse and heal via the skin. While you're doing all this healthy cleansing work, it's time to look at what put you in this sad state. There are the obvious offenders: overindulgence in rich foods, tobacco, alcohol, and caffeine, lack of exercise and good air, and mental stress, which often leads us to use some of those quick-fix solutions. In addition there are poor eating habits, which include incomplete mastication (chew your food thoroughly) and poor food combinations on top of overchemicalized, overcooked foods grown on deficient soils served at every meal. These poor eating habits lead to incomplete digestion and fermentation (causes of gas), requiring another cleansing procedure. One can remain in this vicious loop, or correct the bad habits and rebuild to good health. ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 22, 2007 Report Share Posted July 22, 2007 Okay, has anyone else use with Homozon and what was your response? I find it on site, but can't seem to find an ingredient list. Thanks Deb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 23, 2007 Report Share Posted July 23, 2007 > Okay, has anyone else use with Homozon and what was your response? I > find it on site, but can't seem to find an ingredient list. I already told you the ingredients - ozone (and other beneficial gases) bound to magnesium (proprietary process). Thats it. I believe I recall Dr. Freibott - probably *the* authority on ozone today, next to Saul Pressman - on the old oxytherapy list saying once that these were simply other forms of oxygen (similar to zone), ie O4, O5, O6, etc... This site lists the ingredients, if you want to see it in writing: http://www.galaxynutrients.com/product-p/g4000.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 Get the book by Bernhard Jensen - Bowel Management - That is all you need to know. It works miracles. > > Okay, has anyone else use with Homozon and what was your response? I find it on site, but can't seem to find an ingredient list. > Thanks > Deb > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2007 Report Share Posted August 18, 2007 >> Okay, has anyone else use with Homozon and what was your response? I'm assuming you mean other than me or others that have already responded to this question? The fact is, it works - is relatively inexpensive - is extremely safe - so why not just try it? >> I find it on site, but can't seem to find an ingredient list. Then you haven't learned to use google. No offense, but you really should try to answer your own questions, as opposed to relying on someone you don't know on an email list somewhere. Google on 'homozon ingredients' (minus the quotes) and read for a few minutes. Basically: " INGREDIENTS: A compound chiefly MgO [magnesium oxide] and beneficial gases bound by a patented private process to be released by catalysis in the body. Non-poisonous. " > Get the book by Bernhard Jensen - Bowel Management - > > That is all you need to know. It works miracles. It is a very good book, and I do highly recommend it - but I hardly think it qualifies as 'all you need to know' - in fact I've never read any one book that qualifies for that comment. Using homozon will speed the process (of cleansing the digstive tract) up dramatically, as well as provide side-benefits (as opposed to side-*effects*) like also cleansing the liver, gall bladder, kidneys and bladder. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2007 Report Share Posted August 19, 2007 more e-mail thank you belleix <belleix@...> wrote: Get the book by Bernhard Jensen - Bowel Management - That is all you need to know. It works miracles. > > Okay, has anyone else use with Homozon and what was your response? I find it on site, but can't seem to find an ingredient list. > Thanks > Deb > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2007 Report Share Posted August 19, 2007 I just purchased the homozon and I started using it two days ago. I'll keep you posted on the results. My constipation problem in my opinion is bad. I've tried some other things and while I was using them it seemed to work. I'm looking for something that will unclog me so I can become regular. I've changed my diet to keep it up but nothing I've tried so far has worked beyond me taking or using whatever I was on. Hopefully the homozon will be different. I'll probably get the book as well because I really want the constipation to go away. Re: chronic constipation - homozon + instructions >> Okay, has anyone else use with Homozon and what was your response? I'm assuming you mean other than me or others that have already responded to this question? The fact is, it works - is relatively inexpensive - is extremely safe - so why not just try it? >> I find it on site, but can't seem to find an ingredient list. Then you haven't learned to use google. No offense, but you really should try to answer your own questions, as opposed to relying on someone you don't know on an email list somewhere. Google on 'homozon ingredients' (minus the quotes) and read for a few minutes. Basically: " INGREDIENTS: A compound chiefly MgO [magnesium oxide] and beneficial gases bound by a patented private process to be released by catalysis in the body. Non-poisonous. " > Get the book by Bernhard Jensen - Bowel Management - > > That is all you need to know. It works miracles. It is a very good book, and I do highly recommend it - but I hardly think it qualifies as 'all you need to know' - in fact I've never read any one book that qualifies for that comment. Using homozon will speed the process (of cleansing the digstive tract) up dramatically, as well as provide side-benefits (as opposed to side-*effects*) like also cleansing the liver, gall bladder, kidneys and bladder. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2007 Report Share Posted August 19, 2007 > > I just purchased the homozon and I started using it two days ago. I'll keep you posted on the results. My constipation problem in my opinion is bad. I've tried some other things and while I was using them it seemed to work. I'm looking for something that will unclog me so I can become regular. I've changed my diet to keep it up but nothing I've tried so far has worked beyond me taking or using whatever I was on. Hopefully the homozon will be different. I'll probably get the book as well because I really want the constipation to go away. > It's not that hard. Listen to these people that know. Homozon is good. After that eat a diet rich in organic vegetables and fruits, practice proper food combining, drink plenty of water, don't eat processed crap. Plenty of fresh pineapple and banana is a great way to start the day. ned > > Re: chronic constipation - homozon + instructions > > > >> Okay, has anyone else use with Homozon and what was your response? > > I'm assuming you mean other than me or others that have already > responded to this question? > > The fact is, it works - is relatively inexpensive - is extremely safe - > so why not just try it? > > >> I find it on site, but can't seem to find an ingredient list. > > Then you haven't learned to use google. No offense, but you really > should try to answer your own questions, as opposed to relying on > someone you don't know on an email list somewhere. > > Google on 'homozon ingredients' (minus the quotes) and read for a few > minutes. Basically: > > " INGREDIENTS: > A compound chiefly MgO [magnesium oxide] and beneficial gases bound by a > patented private process to be released by catalysis in the body. > Non-poisonous. " > > > Get the book by Bernhard Jensen - Bowel Management - > > > > That is all you need to know. It works miracles. > > It is a very good book, and I do highly recommend it - but I hardly > think it qualifies as 'all you need to know' - in fact I've never read > any one book that qualifies for that comment. > > Using homozon will speed the process (of cleansing the digstive tract) > up dramatically, as well as provide side-benefits (as opposed to > side-*effects*) like also cleansing the liver, gall bladder, kidneys and > bladder. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 2007 Report Share Posted August 20, 2007 > I just purchased the homozon and I started using it two days ago. How much are you taking, and how often? As someone else posted, you should also make sure you are drinking enough water, and I agree with the recommendation to drink a large amount first thing in the morning - but you also have to be careful not to drink too much - imnsho, the '8 glasses a day' rule is very questionable (google on it). If you have a serious case of constipation, then you can increase the amounts as much as it takes to get them moving, then back off to just under 'bowel tolerance' (aka 'diarrhea'). Homozon is extremely safe - you could take the entire bottle in one glass, and the worst that would happen is you'd spend a bit of time on the toilet. > I'll keep you posted on the results. My constipation problem in my > opinion is bad. I've tried some other things and while I was using > them it seemed to work. I'm looking for something that will unclog me > so I can become regular. I've changed my diet to keep it up but > nothing I've tried so far has worked beyond me taking or using > whatever I was on. Hopefully the homozon will be different. I'll > probably get the book as well because I really want the constipation > to go away. Then I strongly urge you to learn about Dr. Schulze's formulas and techniques. As far as I'm concerned, he's the bowel 'Master'... Here's a good page describing his formulas and program: http://www.curezone.com/schulze/herbal_colon_cleanse_1_2.asp And here is where you get his stuff - you can find cheaper, but the quality is unsurpassed - buy some of his cayenne, or echinacea, or anything else, and see what I mean... http://www.800herbdoc.com/ As for 'becoming regular' - it is always possible that there is some kind of physical damage or problem that will require you to 'take' something for an extended period of time (maybe even years) while your body repairs itself. It is also within the realm of possibility - though highly unlikely - that whatever the damage is is unrepairable. In this case, it may be necessary to just resign yourself to living with having to 'take' something for the rest of your life, but this is a worst case scenario, and as I said, highly unlikely... but even if it were, it could be worse - you could have a colostomy... As for what I meant by 'bowel tolerance' above, here is an excerpt from a website discussing Dr. Cathcarts technique for determining 'bowel tolerance' for therapeutic doses of Vitamin C (also highly recommended)... this is from: http://www.positivehealth.com/permit/Articles/Nutrition/vitc12.htm or http://tinyurl.com/325e3r (remember, this is talking specifically about Vitamin C, not homozon - I posted it to give you some ideas) ************************************************** The Bowel Tolerance Technique ____________________________________________________ This method takes advantage of the body's way of showing you when you have taken enough Vitamin C, i.e. diarrhea occurs. This is because when there is a concentrated solution (say of Vitamin C) in the intestinal cells, this pulls water in from the surrounding cells, loosening the stool and producing diarrhea(28). Diarrhea only occurs in response to the excess Vitamin C that reaches the intestines and is not absorbed by the body(46). In other words, when you have exceeded the level of how much Vitamin C you need at a particular time, your body lets you know by producing diarrhea. Therefore, the optimum level of Vitamin C to take is just short of this " bowel tolerance " or diarrhea causing level. The bowel tolerance level of your body will shift quite dramatically, depending upon how stressed your body is. It may range from 1 g or less when you are perfectly healthy to 20 or even 50 g when you have a very bad cold or influenza, or even 150-200 g for mononucleoses. It would be difficult to orally take 200 g; these high doses are achieved with both oral and intravenous doses of Vitamin C, administered by physicians such as Dr. Cathcart. Table 8 lists various conditions and their Vitamin C doses recommended by Dr. Cathcart: Table 8: Usual Bowel Tolerance Doses ____________________________________________________ Condition; Grams per 24 hours; # Doses per 24 hours [i reformatted this to make it more readable] ____________________________________________________ Normal; 4-15; 4 Mild Cold; 30-60; 6-10 Severe Cold; 60-100; 8-15 Influenza; 100-150; 8-20 ECHO, coxsackievirus; 100-150; 8-20 Mononucleosis; 150-200; 12-25 Viral Pneumonia; 100-200; 12-25 Hay Fever, Asthma; 15-50; 4-8 Environmental & Food Allergy; 0.5-50; 4-8 Burn, Injury, Surgery; 25-150; 6-20 Anxiety, Exercise, Mild Stresses; 15-25; 4-6 Cancer; 15-100; 4-15 Ankylosing Spondylitis; 15-100; 4-15 Reiter's Syndrome; 15-60; 4-10 Acute Anterior Uveitis; 30-100; 4-15 Rheumatoid Arthritis; 15-100; 4-15 Bacterial Infections; 30-200; 10-25 Infectious Hepatitis; 30-100; 6-15 Candida Infections; 15-200; 6-25 From Cathcart: " Vitamin C, Titrating to Bowel Tolerance, Anascorbemia and Acute Induced Scurvy " . Medical Hypotheses: 7: 1359-76. 1981(46) . ____________________________________________________ How to Achieve Bowel Tolerance ____________________________________________________ Bowel tolerance level is that level where " maximum relief of symptoms which can be expected with oral doses of ascorbic acid is obtained at a point just short of the amount which produces diarrhoea " . Dr. Cathcart notes that effects upon acute symptoms do not occur until doses of 80-90% of bowel tolerance are reached. This means that if you take less Vitamin C than what your body actually needs, you may not notice dramatic or even any effects upon your symptoms. The small doses prescribed in many of clinical trials with colds did exert some effect, but probably not the optimal effect which could have been achieved with subjects being " pushed " to bowel tolerance. It is relatively easy to determine your own bowel tolerance level. You may need to start gradually and build up to this level. Many people can absorb up to 10 g Vitamin C without diarrhoea; others have diarrhoea with only 1 g. Start taking 1-2 g Vitamin C 3 times per day, for a total daily dose of 3-6 g. After 1 week, slowly increase this amount to 4 daily doses, then 5, until you reach the point when cramps and loose stools occur. This will be very easy to notice. The amount that you have taken represents your bowel tolerance of Vitamin C at that particular time. It is important to take Vitamin C regularly throughout the day, at least 3 times daily. When you are ill, it may be necessary to take 1-2 gm each hour to experience relief. With some experience, you will be able to instinctively know how much Vitamin C to take, somewhere in between the amount that makes you feel good and the amount that causes diarrhoea. And you will surely notice that this level will increase dramatically when you are sick, and then return to normal when you are well. Taking Vitamin C to bowel tolerance level will mean that you will always be giving your body its optimum requirement of this vital nutrient. The majority of people, perhaps 80-85%, tolerate Vitamin C without any difficulties; however a significant minority do suffer gastrointestinal upsets, including gas and diarrhoea. It should be borne in mind that often the underlying problem behind such gastric upsets is an unbalanced ecological flora, especially the overgrowth of organisms such as Candida albicans. Attention to, and restoration of the correct balance of intestinal flora will often enhance many aspects of a person's health, not merely their tolerance of Vitamin C. The producers of buffered mineral ascorbates, including Ester-CR ascorbate, claim one of the advantages of their Vitamin C is that it produces less stomach and intestinal upset than ascorbic acid due to its buffered nature. The acidity of Vitamin C in the intestines, where absorption occurs, causes Vitamin C to be pushed out rapidly due to irritation of mucous membranes. Buffered Vitamin C does not produce this effect, although it does produce CO2 gas. Ester-CR ascorbate does not produce CO2 gas, since it has been bonded and pre-reacted during its synthesis. Dr. Cathcart uses ascorbic acid, rather than buffered Vitamin C, initially in crystals rather than capsules, because he feels it has a stronger " punch " (49). Once experienced with crystals, patients " graduate " to capsules or tablets. Other physicians prefer buffered ascorbates such as Ester-CR ascorbate because of these digestive attributes. Because of the biochemical individuality, after trying various forms of Vitamin C, each person can usually decide which suits him or herself. If you are persuaded by the evidence that Vitamin C can positively affect your health, you owe it to yourself to experience the optimum effect, which means going all the way to bowel tolerance level. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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