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GiGi
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www.neuraltherapy.com/rizol_information_bacteria_fungi_and_parasites.pdf

www.neuraltherapy.com/rizol_information_sheet.pdf


6. Medicinal Uses

Many people who have an infectious disease are potential beneficiaries. Ozonides can be used externally on skin diseases (skin and nail fungus, eczema, neurodermatitis, psoriasis, itching, bed-sores) on internal diseases from the head (colds, sinusitis, inflammations in the mouth and pharynx, esp. inflammation of the gums and paradontosis) down to the intestinal tract (intestinal fungi, fermentation and putrefactive foci, constipation or extremely anaerobic intestinal environments with a marked increase in Clostridia in the large intestine).

In other words, they can be used wherever unphysiological bacteria, fungi and parasites are associated with the diseased condition.

Symptoms such as chronic fatigue, depression, cravings, overweight, and also psychological symptoms are problems that can be traced back to intoxication produced by bacteria, fungi and parasites. Results pre and post therapy do not allow any other conclusion.

In dentistry, the healing of gum regions inflamed with paradontosis can be observed and photographically documented with both conventional curettage and application of ozonides. Micro-organisms can even play a fatal role in cancerous diseases: 15% of cancerous diseases in the world are definitely attributable to viruses and bacteria and a further 15% are suspected of being so, according to the report at a conference of specialists in internal medicine in Wiesbaden in April 1999.

Experts estimate that 7,000 to 10,000 people die from fungal infections in Germany every year. Doctors can gain a special advantage by mastering a bioresonance method, which enables them to detect toxic pollution in the blood, for example, and to differentiate between the various kinds of toxins. Furthermore, it helps them determine which remedy and what dosage is most appropriate for the patient. Matching results in blood and stool diagnoses with both the bioresonance method and laboratory and microbiological analyses prove that bioresonance is accurate and effective.

These facts are unknown in conventional Western medicine.

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"prove that bioresonance is accurate and effective."

Absolutely ! Have been using it for well over 12 years. A great tool.

And it seems straightforward candida has morphed into fungus in some cases.
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The Fungus, Yeast, Mould Connection to Cancer

http://cancertutor.com/Other/CurrentStudy.html

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Dr. Simoncini

http://www.cancerisafungus.com/

The book "Cancer is a fungus" describes how a fungous infection always forms the basis of every neoplastic formation, and this formation tries to spread within the whole organism without stopping. The growth of the fungous colonies, together with the reaction of the tissue that tries to defend itself against the invasion, causes the tumour.

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Ozonated Rizoles are a major part of Dr.K's arsenal for all that is involved in Lyme. They are one of the least expensive and easiest to use and are a super power. Most of the different combinations available contain artemisinin.

Background:
The active substance of this medication consists of ozonized vegetable oils, as used in medicine from 1915 to 1947, but which were neglected once antibiotics were invented. The improved formulae have proven their value over the last five years or so.

Indications:
Chronic fatigue, intestinal fungal infection, skin and 30-year old nail fungi, eczema, vaginal fungal infection, flatulence, intestinal putrefaction, parasites, constipation.
If evidence of fungal, bacterial, or parasite infection, also indicated for hyperactivity, hyperactivity, anxiety, depression.
The immune system is relieved in the long term, but it may respond immediately due to the release of latent and masked toxins from germs and tumour cells of all kinds.
Toxicology:
Mitochondria are not damaged, the OECD test for mutagenicity produced the result: not mutagenic. Normal human cells are guided into apoptosis, beneficial and genetically pre-programmed cell death, previously damaged and tumour cells are destroyed. Moreover, no pharmacological effects were found in numerous cell culture tests. These properties facilitate application on human patients considerably, the clinical results from doctors' practices are correspondingly favourable.
Action of the constituents:
1. The ozonides transfer oxygen and change the environment in which anaerobic pathogenic germs live, making it aerobic. This prevents anaerobic germs, such as Clostridia, from multiplying. The oil is surface-active and, with its active substances, moistens the intestinal mucous membrane where nests of fungi and bacteria and parasites might be located.
2. Wormwood is ideal for stimulating secretion of the digestive tract. It stimulates the appetite, remedies digestive disorders, acts against gastrospasms and flatulence. The amaroids are extremely effective in promoting digestion, stimulating secretion and peristalsis in the stomach and intestinal region. Worm-expellent, promotes circulation.
3. Cloves are aromatic, stimulate the appetite, promote digestion, are a stimulant, expel flatulence, are analgetic, antiseptic. The drug also has eupeptic, stomach strengthening properties. It is also an effective worm-expelling agent.
4. Walnut is bitter, promotes digestion, is cleansing, lowers the blood glucose level, lowers the
blood pressure, is anti-inflammatory, antiseptic.
5. Mint: Antiseptic, stimulates the liver.
6. Geranium (pelargonium, crane's-bill): Antiseptic.
Literature about medicinal plants is available from any pharmacy, reading is recommended.
Research and literature:
The Karl and Veronica Carstens Foundation in Essen has generously enabled scientific research into the properties of ozonides from plant oils and their applicability for therapeutic purposes. With this excellent support, research work has been conducted from 1997 to 2000 in Erlangen (effect on human cells), in T�bingen (effect on fungal cells) and in Mainz (effect on tumour cells) and the results published in the yearbooks of the foundation:
Yearbook vol. 3 of the Karl and Veronica Carstens Foundation. Hippokrates Verlag Stuttgart 1996. ISBN 3-7773-1295-9 and ISBN 0949-8907. With the reports:
G.Steidl. Untersuchungen zur Wirkungsweise langkettiger Ozonide auf eukaryontische (humane) Zellen, Pilz- und Tumorzellen: Biochemische und zellbiologische Effekte.
E.Hauch, G.Steidl und A.Ogilvie: Untersuchungen zur Wirkungsweise langkettiger Ozonide bei eukaryont. Zellen.
M.Jakobi, G.Winkelmann: Untersuchungen zur Wirkungsweise langkettiger Ozonide bei Pilzen.
O.Thews, P.Vaupel: Untersuchungen �ber die Wirkung von Infusionen langkettiger Ozonide auf den Sauerstoffstatus maligner Tumoren.
The following books also contain data and applications for RIZOL:
Paul Mohr. Pilzerkrankungen. Dr.Werner Jopp Verlag Wiesbaden, 5th edition 1998.ISBN 3-926955-82-1.
Paul Mohr. Sauerstofftherapien. Dr.Werner Jopp Verlag Wiesbaden, 3rd edition 1996. ISBN 3-926955-95-3.
Ekkehard Scheller, Christine Heideklang. Schach dem Candida. Sirian Verlag Waischenfeld-Bad Reichenhall 2001.
ISBN 3-8311-1884-1
G.Steidl. INFO F�R ALLE HEILBERUFE. Ozonide aus nat�rlichen Pflanzen�len gegen pathogene Bakterien, Pilze und Viren. Laufend aktualisierte Zusammenfassung aller Kenntnisse auf ca. 100 S. Preis 15 Euros.
Dosage and application in a course of treatment:
Please note the dosage stated by the prescribing physician. Tolerance must be tested. For internal use always dilute with cold water, external use is also possible undiluted.
The agent must be taken about 2 hours {German says 30 minutes} before a meal, in cold water. Beverages containing sugar must be avoided in case of fungal infection, not because of the formula but because they would feed the fungi.
Unless stated otherwise, start the dosage gradually with 3 times 1 drop daily in cold water 1 hour before a meal, increasing from day to day to about 3 times 10 drops. Tolerance must be tested. Overdosing can cause an excess of toxins from destroyed bacteria, fungi and parasite cells and other toxins, that are excreted through the skin, possibly in the form of blisters with pus, accompanied by severe itching.
The agent can be placed in capsules available from the pharmacist in case of oversensitivity of the stomach or intolerable taste. Parents must arrange this for children. Capsules that resist gastric juices to dissolve in the small intestine are available from the pharmacist supplier WEPA in D-Amberg.
It is advisable to support toxin excretion via the liver and kidneys with medicines and/or appropriate medicinal infusions, e.g. with liver or kidney tea.
Duration of application: 3 to 4 weeks, in serious cases 8 to 10 weeks.
Further instructions: Before application in a course of treatment, perform a tolerance test with 1 drop. Apply with care in case of allergy and inflammatory processes, suspend treatment in case of intolerance. Do not perform self-treatment, always follow advice of a physician.
Do not apply to the eye or eyelid. In case of pregnancy, apply externally only.
Para-Rizol contains wormwood, which must not be ingested during pregnancy.
Take care if used simultaneously with psychopharmaceuticals.
Store in a cool place out of reach of children, the disabled, and domestic animals. Storage life 1 year.

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