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Topic: Anyone have any positive exper w/ Ozone?

jl123
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Any positive experiences at all? Thanks, Jeremy

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bettyg
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anyone? on page 2 ...

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ericaf
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I did a lot of ozone by autohemotherapy where they take 200ml of your blood, mix it with ozone and put it back in and by insuflations for intestinal yeast.

My opinion is that it is excellent for yeast as it will take care of it fast.

It is also very good to detox your body as it makes the red blood cells more flexible and it detoxes and liver very well.
I've seen patients with hepatitis being kept alive by ozone when they were waiting for a transplant.

It is good for the immune system infact it is used on HIV patients here.

As for the Lyme....I think this infection is stronger than anything! I was on ozone for a year, never hardly missing a session but I didn't see much improvement. I still get insufflations from time to time to keep the intestinal yeast under control.

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Brussels
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I did ozone on 2 teeth, for jaw / root infections. I did only 3 injections, I herxed from them. I think it helps, but I no longer have lyme to tell if lyme would be improved by it or not. It helped with other infections in the teeth and to regenerate the affected parts.

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