well, they are in Texas.

Do you really think someone who has no kidneys and requires daily dialysis
is a good candidate?

In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com, "Peter (Professor Ozone) Jovanovic" <
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> Depends on what country he is in?
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> We are working on something similar but as of yet it is quite pricey and we
> have not introduced it due to the price.
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> I will ask one of my colleagues who has played around with that and tell
> you, they might be better off to go to him....
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> From: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On
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> Arrow
> Sent: July-24-06 8:28 AM
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> Subject: [oxyzone] Dialysis and Ozone therapy
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> I know someone who is considering ozone therapy for her husband who
has
> no kidneys. They do home dialysis, not peritoneal, but regular dialysis with
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> one of the new home machines. They do it about 5 times a week. I am
> concerned that the dialysis could not manage the detox that ozone would
> initiate. If the cancer could be eliminated he still could life another 5
> years,
> perhaps more.
>
> She would like to know if there is hope to do ozone therapy for him. He has
> lung cancer in both lungs, lymphoma, bladder removed due to cancer.
>
> She says her husband has given up hope but she is still fighting.
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> Do you think ozone in any way can be palliative? reducing pain, increasing
> the quality of life for someone like this?
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> Of course my perspective as a hospice nurse would be in the direction of
> palliative care but I don't know if ozone has been considered or ever used
> with this goal in mind.
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> I worry about pain and the cancer moving to the bones.
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> Thanks for your thougths
> Arrow
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