--- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com, DOCTOR HOWARD ROBINS
<howardrobins@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Gail,
> I was taught that breathing ozone does not give the body the
chance to stimulate lung tissue to manufacture enough antioxidants
(ie. superoxidedesmutase, glutathioneperoxidase, catalase and
reductase) to protect healthy cells from damage.

Hi Dr. Robins,

I kind of think ozone might do this anyway, if used in excess. I've
heard it can age you prematurely. They say not to take vitamin C
because it will interfer with the benefits of ozone. I go back and
forth on this. I've finally come to my own personal opinion that I
will continue with my C even close to the time I do the ozone.
Reason being was I was once doing a lot of ozone; 30 minutes of ear
insufflation, 30 minutes of vaginal insufflating, & 1/2 hour sauns
daily. My face took on an aged look almost overnight.

I guess with anything, use moderation; and yes, you are right about
using other methods if can and don't really need the under the tongue
bubbling. Still there is a guy that told me about it that says he
got really good benefits from it. However, it did caution not to
breathe through the mouth when doing it.

I think it's something I'll have to think a littl more about.
Probably won't use if much unless I start to have teeth problems.

Thanks for your input.

Gail