I had to think about what you said here about ozone (and what I had said that you read) and take time to wonder how close-to-correct or far-from-correct it is to categorically summarize it as useful for viruses/bacteria/toxins. Clearly it IS useful for all those, and I DO think of it that way exactly, and I do think that is A LOT OF what it does. Yet I think this is incomplete for a couple of different reasons. a. I think there are some (other) known biological reactions to ozone in the body that I'm less familiar with (or at least less articulate about) b. "just" getting rid of viruses/bacteria/toxins probably results in some things getting helped that we would not "expect". I'm not claiming I know the exact interactions, but cancer and back disc problems can/often-are helped by ozone, which might not exactly seem obvious from the prior comments. One of the "problems" for me of knowing (some) about ozone (and this also applies to other way-out stuff I know about) is that I'm often not sure what it is "good for" exactly (and to what degree). Few instance, here are A FEW of the conditions that the European-based medical society for ozone says that they use (or recommend?) ozone for: acne, arthritis, asthma, cancers, constipation, glaucoma, scars after radiation, senile dementia, ulcers..... (The list I'm copying from is fairly old, as I'm copying from a book. I picked a small % of the things listed. No doubt a newer list is online somewhere.) I don't usually suggest therapies "randomly", I generally do it because something tickles some particular data or reasoning. (Oh, I could go on here....) I think (not sure) in your case it was more the "end of the line" idea. That is, a motivated person (which you obviously are) may want to consider ozone (and actually lots of other things, I meant it also as an example) before giving up forever. Also, for a motivated person there are a lot of options, and some things work PARTIALLY or IF APPLIED CONSISTENTLY. Which is good for motivated people but not much interest otherwise. (Oops, just looked at the clock, gotta go.) Best, Moria
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Re: ozone and acupunture
a. I think there are some (other) known biological reactions to ozone in the body that I'm less familiar with (or at least less articulate about)
b. "just" getting rid of viruses/bacteria/toxins probably results in some things getting helped that we would not "expect". I'm not claiming I know the exact interactions, but cancer and back disc problems can/often-are helped by ozone, which might not exactly seem obvious from the prior comments.
One of the "problems" for me of knowing (some) about ozone (and this also applies to other way-out stuff I know about) is that I'm often not sure what it is "good for" exactly (and to what degree). Few instance, here are A FEW of the conditions that the European-based medical society for ozone says that they use (or recommend?) ozone for: acne, arthritis, asthma, cancers, constipation, glaucoma, scars after radiation, senile dementia, ulcers..... (The list I'm copying from is fairly old, as I'm copying from a book. I picked a small % of the things listed. No doubt a newer list is online somewhere.)
I don't usually suggest therapies "randomly", I generally do it because something tickles some particular data or reasoning. (Oh, I could go on here....) I think (not sure) in your case it was more the "end of the line" idea. That is, a motivated person (which you obviously are) may want to consider ozone (and actually lots of other things, I meant it also as an example) before giving up forever. Also, for a motivated person there are a lot of options, and some things work PARTIALLY or IF APPLIED CONSISTENTLY. Which is good for motivated people but not much interest otherwise.
(Oops, just looked at the clock, gotta go.)
Best, Moria