wikipedia only show pyroluria as part of an entry for orthomolecular
psychiatry, which isn't a positive writeup:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthomolecular_psychiatry#Pyroluria
worth reading, at least so to know what the mainstream position is and to
critically view other positions and proponents.
i like the relatively cheap idea of using zinc supps in various zinc forms
to see what happens, giving it some time to have some effect. it can only
help to be sure there's not a deficiency.
________________________________
From: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Edy Rayfield
Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:35 AM
To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
Please read what I posted about the kryptopyrroluria that Dr. K is
testing all his CFS patients for.
--- On Thu, 5/14/09, andre_ligthart <ligtharta@...> wrote:
it looks like the single-dose med needs to be repeated annually?
in digging around, i found a write-up on quackwatch (yeah, i know...) about
h.clark and her theories re flukes and parasites that makes a lot of sense:
http://quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/Cancer/clarkaff/pappas.html
however, the cleanse in forms using the various 3 ingredients historically
precedes h.clark in folk medicine and has value without harm, so i'm going
to do one before a series of liver cleanses.
i just read i think in wiki that CNS lesions can and do happen from this
fluke, which tends to be a chronic infestation. but your brain spots showed
up after the drug dose? weird. if it were me, i'd probably do the parasite
cleanse and keep up the ear insufflations for quite awhile anyway. and use
a lot of CSilver for a few months to clean out other microbes and immune
support, for additional terrain improvement and possible surprise benefits.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of andre_ligthart
> Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:43 AM
> To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
>
> > i've read that ear insufflation of ozone gets the ozone to
> the brain, and is
> > supposed to be effective in dealing with brain tumors. if
> that's true, that
> > might be worth trying?
>
> I have tried ear insufflation for a long time. But I get
> extreme dripping and irritated ears after only 20 seconds of
> insufflation at the lowest ozone output level. My ears had to
> recover for almost a week from such a short session. I kept
> on trying but gave up, because of the extreme dripping.
>
>
>
> > have you tried or considered a h.clarke parasite cleanse -
> wormwood, cloves,
> > walnut hull extract ? it might do as well or better than
> the med you took?
>
> I have done that protocol some time ago. Bilharzia is a very
> specific tropical infection and I am not sure whether the
> h.clark protocol will kill it. However, I am free of it now,
> because the single dose med that I got should have killed it.
>
>
wikipedia only show pyroluria as part of an entry for orthomolecular
psychiatry, which isn't a positive writeup:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthomolecular_psychiatry#Pyroluria
worth reading, at least so to know what the mainstream position is and to
critically view other positions and proponents.
i like the relatively cheap idea of using zinc supps in various zinc forms
to see what happens, giving it some time to have some effect. it can only
help to be sure there's not a deficiency.
________________________________
From: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Edy Rayfield
Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:35 AM
To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
Please read what I posted about the kryptopyrroluria that Dr. K is
testing all his CFS patients for.
--- On Thu, 5/14/09, andre_ligthart <ligtharta@...> wrote:
--- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com, "andre_ligthart" <ligtharta@...> wrote:
>
>
> There are 2 other important things which were diagnosed recently:
>
> 1)
> Recently my doctor discovered a tropical parasitic infection 'Bilharzia' (also
known as Schistosomiasis), see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schistosomiasis
>
> I got a single dose medication to kill the parasite, but my symptoms
(especially the brain symptoms) are much worse now. According to my doctor,
Bilharzia itself is not in the brain. I have had this infection for 8 or 10
years as I have not been to a tropical region that long. Bilharzia can slowly
destroy organs, because it is continually producing eggs, mostly in the liver or
intestine.
>
>
Andre,
The more I thought about your parasitic infection, the more I think trying the
salt/c protocol might help. It is also suppose to be able to cross the brain
bearer or whatever they call it. Lymestrategies egroup is a good place to learn
more about it. They also suggest coffee enemas to help relieve the load of the
liver when you start detoxing.
I don't want you or anybody to think I'm not promoting ozone. I like it and use
it. The main thing I've found tho is you really have to go slowly. When you
have the rashing that you showed us, it's just miserable and you really don't
have to go through that if you will only back off some and concentrate more on
the liver.
Gail
> i've read that ear insufflation of ozone gets the ozone to the brain, and is
> supposed to be effective in dealing with brain tumors. if that's true, that
> might be worth trying?
I have tried ear insufflation for a long time. But I get extreme dripping and
irritated ears after only 20 seconds of insufflation at the lowest ozone output
level. My ears had to recover for almost a week from such a short session. I
kept on trying but gave up, because of the extreme dripping.
> have you tried or considered a h.clarke parasite cleanse - wormwood, cloves,
> walnut hull extract ? it might do as well or better than the med you took?
I have done that protocol some time ago. Bilharzia is a very specific tropical
infection and I am not sure whether the h.clark protocol will kill it. However,
I am free of it now, because the single dose med that I got should have killed
it.
Our bodies do have a way of changing the rules
when we least expect it, what I am trying to say is that you may have had no
reactions, that does not mean that you will not have any tomorrow...
Again, let me state that I am not doubting the
ozone sauna, just not convinced scientifically...
"The only way to discover the limits
of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible."
Arthur C. Clarke
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From:
oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of andre_ligthart Sent: May-14-09 4:17 AM To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash
after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
> As Edy stated, rashes do occur even in normal
saunas,
> could be an allergy to your own toxins coming from sweat glands, could be
> heat rash, could be..........
As I stated in my first post, I can use regular sauna's quite heavily without
any rashing. Actually, I have visited regular sauna's all my life and also have
my own regular sauna (finish style). The rashing only comes with ozone (while
both the sweating and the temperature is MUCH less).
>
> ...one thing I can say is DO NOT SCRACH!
Why is it so important not to scratch?
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oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of wanda85929 Sent: May-14-09 6:59 AM To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash
after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
--- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com,
Peter Professor Ozone Jovanovic <peter@...> wrote:
>
> Gail:
>
> I
As far as my
> personal and professional opinion it is that I do not agree with what you
> have stated specifically "no amount of ozone is going to cause
lasting
> benefits" in fact that whole paragraph is not something that gives
credence
> to this forum. Although I do appreciate you sharing your methods and
> thoughts...
>
> >
> > wanda85929
> > Sent: May-13-09 4:03 PM
> > To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:oxyzone%40yahoogroups.com>
> > Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
> >
>
> > Concentrate on healthing the gut/liver and use the ozone as a
complimentry
> > protocol, but don't put torture yourself by over ozoning. This is
truly
> the
> > time where slower is faster. And if you don't take the precautions to
heal
> > the gut and liver, no amount of ozone is going to cause lasting
benefits,
> > imho.
> >
>Hello Peter,
Yeah, but you took my comment out of context. Above is what I said, and if you
noticed I ended with 'imho'. For those that don't know, that means 'in my
humble opinion.'
If you just want to promote ozone, fine. But if you want to promote health, it
often takes more than just ozone for serious illnesses. At least that has been
my experience. Perhaps others will find ozone is all they will need.
Gail
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Normally I try not to respond to posts that
ask questions on what RHP can and will do, however...
What I can say is that RHP is effective in all
disorders that you mention, now having said that I would also have to say that
it is up to the Medical Director in Malaysia to diagnose and tell you exactly
what can be done once he has had a chance to look at all tests and
investigations as not every person responds in the same manner.
As far as quick, nothing is quick in healing,
the body has its own rhythm and we have found that whenever we rush it, the
response is not favourable. Patience while healing is a must...
"The only way to discover the limits
of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible."
Arthur C. Clarke
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oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of andre_ligthart Sent: May-14-09 4:12 AM To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash
after ozone sauna (CFS patient) / Ozone RHP
Does somebody know about ozone RHP in relation to the
problems I described to far?
For example, does ozone RHP clean the toxins from the liver/gut in a very fast
way? Is it possible to do ozone sauna without rashing after some ozone RHP
sessions? Do CFS symptoms (including the brain symptoms) improve substantially?
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Please read what I posted about the kryptopyrroluria that Dr. K is testing all his CFS patients for.
--- On Thu, 5/14/09, andre_ligthart <ligtharta@...> wrote:
From: andre_ligthart <ligtharta@...> Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient) To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, May 14, 2009, 3:56 AM
Thanks Gail for your info.
Many of the things you suggested I have already tried and I am still doing many of them. I am not working anymore and have no real stress anymore in my life.
I have done about 7 or 8 liver flushes. I will do more...
There are 2 other important things which were diagnosed recently:
I got a single dose medication to kill the parasite, but my symptoms (especially the brain symptoms) are much worse now. According to my doctor, Bilharzia itself is not in the brain. I have had this infection for 8 or 10 years as I have not been to a tropical region that long. Bilharzia can slowly destroy organs, because it is continually producing eggs, mostly in
the liver or intestine.
2) Recently an MRI Scan of my brain was made (by a german MRI centre). There were a lot of lesions in my brain with a max diameter of 0.6cm. The german doctor told me that this is absolutely abnormal for my age and that it has to be stopped. I am now consulting a neurologist and I am waiting for more test results.
I feel so bad in my brain, it really drives me crazy. I find it very strange that my brain symptoms got worse after killing the Bilharzia.
Sometimes I think that maybe trying ozone RHP (see http://www.ozonehos pital.com ) will help me. But I am unsure whether I dare to put so much of my savings in this therapy without guarantees. I can say that I am quite desperate... .
I lifted this of my local NDs site. It's a breakthrough in treating CFS from Dr. K in WA. It's a urine test, a cinch. I myself will be getting this one.
Like all holistic practitioners, Dr. Klinghardt strives to treat the underlying causes of illness. He compares each challenging patient to an iceberg: above the surface are myriad symptoms, while underlying them are almost always myriad microbes causing chronic infections, such as parasites, yeast and fungi, viruses and bacteria (such as Lyme disease). However, underlying these infections are environmental toxins, such as heavy metals, plastics, pesticides and solvents. These impair immune function, leading to the chronic infections (and the microbes secrete potent toxins that worsen symptoms and further impair immunity). But at an even deeper level is usually unresolved emotional trauma, such as past hurts, grief, anger and resentment. These emotional wounds result in impairment of the body's ability to clear toxins. Dr. Klinghardt has known all this for years. The breakthrough
is his discovery that 80% of his most challenging patients suffer from a basic and critical metabolic imbalance, sometimes called kryptopyrroluria, that is relatively easy to correct with a simple regimen of affordable nutrients. The imbalance can be purely genetic or acquired through environmental and emotional stressors. By correcting this imbalance, patients who previously responded slowly to treatment make remarkable progress. Kryptopyrroluria, also known as pyrroluria, was first noted by Abram Hoffer MD, PhD and Humphrey Osmond, MRCS, DPM in the early 1960's in their research on metabolic imbalances in people with schizophrenia This condition has been found to be relatively common in people with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder (manic depressive disease) by orthomolecular psychiatrists (psychiatrists who focus on nutritional therapies); they have found approximately 20% of schizophrenics have this
condition, and they tend to respond well to treating it. But Dr. Klinghardt and others have found that not everyone with this condition suffers from such extreme psychiatric problems (though many may have some tendency towards anxiety and/or depression). Indeed, the breakthrough Dr. Klinghardt has made is in recognizing how common this condition may be in other people with chronic illness. In the early 1970's Carl Pfieffer MD PhD found evidence of kryptopyrroluria in 5 % of normal people he tested (people without serious psychiatric illness). This may represent the percentage of the population with a strong genetic tendency to kryptopyrroluria, but it is possible the number of people with this problem has increased due to our increasing exposure to environmental stressors (microbes and toxins). There are certain characteristic symptoms and signs suggestive of someone having pyrroluria. One is that these
people tend to have a very pale complexion and do not tolerate the sun well, often burning easily and having difficulty tanning. White spots under fingernails is a strong sign of this problem. Hypoglycemia/sugar intolerance is common, as are food and environmental allergies. Other common symptoms are joint pains (especially knee pain), fatigue, headaches (especially migraine headaches), bowel dysfunction such as irritable bowel syndrome, easy bruising, dizziness, insomnia, poor memory and difficulty concentrating. Obviously, such symptoms are common, and not everyone who has them will have kryptopyrroluria. In those who do have kryptopyrroluria, there is a resultant complex metabolic imbalance that results in impaired immune function and poor detoxification mechanisms. However, the treatment to correct the imbalance is surprisingly simple and affordable. It involves taking high dose of zinc (60-200
mg/day), vitamin B6 and/or pyridoxal 5-phosphate (activated B6) in doses of 50-200 mg/day, manganese (10-20 mg/day) and GLA, an essential omega 6 fatty acid found in evening primrose, borage and black currant oil. However, just because the treatment is relatively simple to describe does not mean that it is easy to do. As patients start to take these needed nutrients they may feel terrible as heavy metals and other toxins are released into circulation and their immune system is activated, casing microbial toxins to also be released. These nutrients should be introduced gradually with the supervision of a qualified practitioner. And adding the nutrients that will correct the pyrroluria will not make all of the patients problems go away, as those who have this tend to have chronic microbial infections, a sea of accumulated toxins and a history of emotional wounds to still deal with. Correcting the pyrroluria,
however, will allow them to respond appropriately to other treatments that would have been previously ineffective and help them to finally move down the road towards true healing. The best article on kryptopyrroluria I have found is a 1983 review by Donald McCabe DO: http://www.orthomolecular.org/library/jom/1983/pdf/1983-v12n01-p002.pdf Other articles of interest are http://www.orthomolecular.org/library/jom/1997/articles/1997-v12n02-p096.shtml and http://www.positivehealth.com/article-view.php?articleid=1192 Of interest, Dr. Klinghardt has found dental amalgam (mercury) fillings to be so harmful that he will not even see a patient until their amalgams have been removed. Removing mercury from one's system is an essential aspect of healing, and it is both impossible and unsafe to detoxify mercury if one has it in their teeth. However, amalgams should only be removed by a dentist who has been trained in the
proper techniques for doing so safely. The practice of medicine is exactly that- each physician tries different treatments to see what works best. I have rarely been more excited to add a new approach to my practice and will report back on my progress.
--- On Thu, 5/14/09, andre_ligthart <ligtharta@...> wrote:
From: andre_ligthart <ligtharta@...> Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient) To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, May 14, 2009, 4:27 AM
Gail, Paul,
What is a good frequency for doing liver flushes? Hulda Clark says to wait 3 weeks before doing the next liver flush. Is this a good frequency or can it be faster?
i've read that ear insufflation of ozone gets the ozone to the brain, and is
supposed to be effective in dealing with brain tumors. if that's true, that
might be worth trying?
have you tried or considered a h.clarke parasite cleanse - wormwood, cloves,
walnut hull extract ? it might do as well or better than the med you took?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of andre_ligthart
> Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 6:56 AM
> To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
>
> Thanks Gail for your info.
>
> Many of the things you suggested I have already tried and I
> am still doing many of them. I am not working anymore and
> have no real stress anymore in my life.
>
> I have done about 7 or 8 liver flushes. I will do more...
>
> There are 2 other important things which were diagnosed recently:
>
> 1)
> Recently my doctor discovered a tropical parasitic infection
> 'Bilharzia' (also known as Schistosomiasis), see:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schistosomiasis
>
> I got a single dose medication to kill the parasite, but my
> symptoms (especially the brain symptoms) are much worse now.
> According to my doctor, Bilharzia itself is not in the brain.
> I have had this infection for 8 or 10 years as I have not
> been to a tropical region that long. Bilharzia can slowly
> destroy organs, because it is continually producing eggs,
> mostly in the liver or intestine.
>
> 2)
> Recently an MRI Scan of my brain was made (by a german MRI
> centre). There were a lot of lesions in my brain with a max
> diameter of 0.6cm. The german doctor told me that this is
> absolutely abnormal for my age and that it has to be stopped.
> I am now consulting a neurologist and I am waiting for more
> test results.
>
> I feel so bad in my brain, it really drives me crazy. I find
> it very strange that my brain symptoms got worse after
> killing the Bilharzia.
>
> Sometimes I think that maybe trying ozone RHP (see
> http://www.ozonehospital.com ) will help me. But I am unsure
> whether I dare to put so much of my savings in this therapy
> without guarantees. I can say that I am quite desperate....
>
Hi Andre,
I don't know about the parasite, but I would certainly do everything your doctor
is suggesting to rid yourself of it.
As far as the lessions on the brain, I have read where that is common in people
with cfs for whatever reason. I used to jokingly talk about being an 'air' head
because of it.
As far as doing the RHB, I think Peter would be able to answer. My thought,
tho, are depending on what the quality of you life is like now. If you have the
money and have absolutely no quality of life, I think it would be worth a try.
Still is sure would be nice to be able to hear from others that have had the
procedure done and see what their results were rather than those that are just
promoting it.
Also, about the coffee enemas you mentioned in another post, people go say they
work very good. They also seem to be more gentle than the Clark cleanse.
One more thing, some have gotten very good results with doing the salt/c
procotol. You might want to give that a try. Google to get more information.
It is suppost to be very good for both cfs and lymes.
Take care,
Gail
-- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com, "andre_ligthart" <ligtharta@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks Gail for your info.
>
> Many of the things you suggested I have already tried and I am still doing
many of them. I am not working anymore and have no real stress anymore in my
life.
>
> I have done about 7 or 8 liver flushes. I will do more...
>
> There are 2 other important things which were diagnosed recently:
>
> 1)
> Recently my doctor discovered a tropical parasitic infection 'Bilharzia' (also
known as Schistosomiasis), see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schistosomiasis
>
> I got a single dose medication to kill the parasite, but my symptoms
(especially the brain symptoms) are much worse now. According to my doctor,
Bilharzia itself is not in the brain. I have had this infection for 8 or 10
years as I have not been to a tropical region that long. Bilharzia can slowly
destroy organs, because it is continually producing eggs, mostly in the liver or
intestine.
>
> 2)
> Recently an MRI Scan of my brain was made (by a german MRI centre). There were
a lot of lesions in my brain with a max diameter of 0.6cm. The german doctor
told me that this is absolutely abnormal for my age and that it has to be
stopped. I am now consulting a neurologist and I am waiting for more test
results.
>
> I feel so bad in my brain, it really drives me crazy. I find it very strange
that my brain symptoms got worse after killing the Bilharzia.
>
> Sometimes I think that maybe trying ozone RHP (see
http://www.ozonehospital.com ) will help me. But I am unsure whether I dare to
put so much of my savings in this therapy without guarantees. I can say that I
am quite desperate....
>
Good morning, Andre.
I thought Clark recommended doing them every 2 weeks until no more stones were
passed and then 1 twice yearly, one in the Fall and Spring. However, because of
what Dr. Chenney said about our liver not being able to detox like a normal
liver, I think I will start doing them once a month. From what I understand
it's kind of like we're drowning in our own toxins. Like there's no door in the
liver to empty the toxins. Anyway, originally I did the way she recommended
but now I'm going to just include the cleasnes monthly as a way of life.
Gail
-- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com, "andre_ligthart" <ligtharta@...> wrote:
>
> Gail, Paul,
>
> What is a good frequency for doing liver flushes? Hulda Clark says to wait 3
weeks before doing the next liver flush. Is this a good frequency or can it be
faster?
>
> Thanks,
> Andre
>
--- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com, Peter Professor Ozone Jovanovic <peter@...>
wrote:
>
> Gail:
>
> I
As far as my
> personal and professional opinion it is that I do not agree with what you
> have stated specifically "no amount of ozone is going to cause lasting
> benefits" in fact that whole paragraph is not something that gives credence
> to this forum. Although I do appreciate you sharing your methods and
> thoughts...
>
> >
> > wanda85929
> > Sent: May-13-09 4:03 PM
> > To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com <mailto:oxyzone%40yahoogroups.com>
> > Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
> >
>
> > Concentrate on healthing the gut/liver and use the ozone as a complimentry
> > protocol, but don't put torture yourself by over ozoning. This is truly
> the
> > time where slower is faster. And if you don't take the precautions to heal
> > the gut and liver, no amount of ozone is going to cause lasting benefits,
> > imho.
> >
>Hello Peter,
Yeah, but you took my comment out of context. Above is what I said, and if you
noticed I ended with 'imho'. For those that don't know, that means 'in my
humble opinion.'
If you just want to promote ozone, fine. But if you want to promote health, it
often takes more than just ozone for serious illnesses. At least that has been
my experience. Perhaps others will find ozone is all they will need.
Gail
Gail, Paul,
What is a good frequency for doing liver flushes? Hulda Clark says to wait 3
weeks before doing the next liver flush. Is this a good frequency or can it be
faster?
Thanks,
Andre
> As Edy stated, rashes do occur even in normal saunas,
> could be an allergy to your own toxins coming from sweat glands, could be
> heat rash, could be..........
As I stated in my first post, I can use regular sauna's quite heavily without
any rashing. Actually, I have visited regular sauna's all my life and also have
my own regular sauna (finish style). The rashing only comes with ozone (while
both the sweating and the temperature is MUCH less).
>
> ...one thing I can say is DO NOT SCRACH!
Why is it so important not to scratch?
Does somebody know about ozone RHP in relation to the problems I described to
far?
For example, does ozone RHP clean the toxins from the liver/gut in a very fast
way? Is it possible to do ozone sauna without rashing after some ozone RHP
sessions? Do CFS symptoms (including the brain symptoms) improve substantially?
Thanks Paul for your info.
I will indeed need to do more liver cleanses and more rectal insufflations...
When you (or others) mention 'liver cleanse', do you mean the Hulda Clark way of
doing a liver cleanse (epsom salts/olive oil protocol)?
Do you know whether coffee enema's are worth while doing?
Thanks Gail for your info.
Many of the things you suggested I have already tried and I am still doing many
of them. I am not working anymore and have no real stress anymore in my life.
I have done about 7 or 8 liver flushes. I will do more...
There are 2 other important things which were diagnosed recently:
1)
Recently my doctor discovered a tropical parasitic infection 'Bilharzia' (also
known as Schistosomiasis), see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schistosomiasis
I got a single dose medication to kill the parasite, but my symptoms (especially
the brain symptoms) are much worse now. According to my doctor, Bilharzia itself
is not in the brain. I have had this infection for 8 or 10 years as I have not
been to a tropical region that long. Bilharzia can slowly destroy organs,
because it is continually producing eggs, mostly in the liver or intestine.
2)
Recently an MRI Scan of my brain was made (by a german MRI centre). There were a
lot of lesions in my brain with a max diameter of 0.6cm. The german doctor told
me that this is absolutely abnormal for my age and that it has to be stopped. I
am now consulting a neurologist and I am waiting for more test results.
I feel so bad in my brain, it really drives me crazy. I find it very strange
that my brain symptoms got worse after killing the Bilharzia.
Sometimes I think that maybe trying ozone RHP (see http://www.ozonehospital.com
) will help me. But I am unsure whether I dare to put so much of my savings in
this therapy without guarantees. I can say that I am quite desperate....
Don't forget to do a series of liver cleanses to clear detox pathways
which can also reduce/eliminate the rashing. Many people with a
lifelong of accumulation need a dozen or more cleanses to get back in
swing. Combing this with rectal ozone which reaches the liver through
the portal vein is very powerful. In short time you can usually get
conditioned to handle the sauna without rashing, this was my
experience. Now I can do 1 hour full strength ozone saunas 5 times a
week without a rash.
Paul
On Wed, 13 May 2009 23:03:23 -0000, you wrote:
>--- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com, "andre_ligthart" <ligtharta@...> wrote:
>>
>>
>> I suspect that I can get used to this therapy, but it takes a lot of
patience, a lot of bad skin for a long time and a lot of itching. I am not sure
if it is worth while trying.
>>
>> I am very curious if someone can help me interpreting this results.
>> Please share!
>>
>Hi Andre,
>
>I also have cfs and also had extensive rashing when doing ozone saunas. It
took 4 years to get to the point of not rashing, and no I do not think it is
worth it. For me ozone made me feel better but did not cure the cfs. It does
give energy, tho. Try and find something that will increase your energy without
causing the unbearable rahing. You can do that by only doing a 5 minute sauna
once a week and increase when you no longer rash from that. You can also
increase energy by drinking ozonated water. You can also take activated
charcoal before doing a sauna. It will greatly decrease the rashing.
>
>I do believe it is from the toxins. Dr. Chenney (an cfs expert) says our liver
does not process the toxins like a regular person does, thus he says we are like
a canary trapped in a cage. But you can do things to help the liver detox, and
that is what I would concentrate on. Do some liver cleanses, take milk thistle.
It does seem like people who's detox pathways are compromised have more rashing
than those that don't have compromised pathways.
>
>Also, gluten products have a very negative effect on us. Does horrible things
to our brains and gives one a very wasted feeling. Some have recovered simply
from stopping all gluten products. It does take about a year to heal the gut
from their effects, tho, so be patient.
>
>Concentrate on healthing the gut/liver and use the ozone as a complimentry
protocol, but don't put torture yourself by over ozoning. This is truly the
time where slower is faster. And if you don't take the precautions to heal the
gut and liver, no amount of ozone is going to cause lasting benefits, imho.
>
>Supplements that I have found to be very helpful are:
>
>Magnesium orotates as well as calcium, flaxseed oil, digestive enzymes, royal
jelly, b-12 injections (pills don't seems to do much of anything but the shots
work great), pycnogenol, vitamin C. A good mineral drink is also very
beneficial. I use fluvic mineral complex. It's great.
>
>People with cfs are usually deficient of nutrients due to the gut not working
correctly. Also the adrenals will be effected when one is chronically sick, so
C, Bs, magesium, and sea salt are a must. Some also have good results with raw
bovine adrenals.
>
>You can regain your health, but I have not found a cure. It seems to be
something that can be managed with the above methods. Don't ever go off your
supplements, avoid stresses, and know that you simply have to pace yourself so
as not to relapse. Take note of the energy suckers in your life and avoid; or,
if possible, remove them from your life althogether. You really are in a battle
for your health, and I have not found that people are understanding of just how
very sick you are. If you do not take of yourself, you will find you will not
only be in a battle for your health, but also for your life!
>
>Do take care and remember, easy does it.
>
>Gail
>
>
>
>------------------------------------
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
I
have learned that I should stay out of what you all have to say to each other
but remind everyone that the beliefs of others are not necessarily true to
those reading and that these are only opinions. As far as my personal and
professional opinion it is that I do not agree with what you have stated
specifically “no amount of ozone is going to cause lasting benefits”
in fact that whole paragraph is not something that gives credence to this
forum. Although I do appreciate you sharing your methods and thoughts...
"The only way to discover the limits
of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible."
Arthur C. Clarke
WITHOUT PREJUDICE
Without prejudice to the generality of the contents herein, this communication does
not attach any legal liability on the originator thereof. This communication
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privileged. It is for the exclusive use of the intended recipient(s). If you
have received this communication by error, or have received it by means of
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From:
oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of wanda85929 Sent: May-13-09 7:08 PM To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash
after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
May I ask what you don't agree with about what I said?
Just curious.
Gail
-- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com,
Peter Professor Ozone Jovanovic <peter@...> wrote:
>
> I need to put a disclaimer here I think....
>
> Something like the opinions expressed here do in no way reflect the
opinion
> of the people responsible for this group, just for the record...
>
> May God Bless You And Keep You Well
>
> Peter (Professor Ozone) Jovanovic
> <http://www.ozoneuniversity.com/>
www.ozoneuniversity.com
> <http://www.ozonehospital.com/>
www.ozonehospital.com
> <http://www.oxygentherapyexperts.com/>
www.oxygentherapyexperts.com
> <http://www.medicalozone.info/>
www.medicalozone.info
> <http://www.bloodozonation.com/>
www.bloodozonation.com
> <http://www.youtube.com/user/ozoneresearch>
> http://www.youtube.com/user/ozoneresearch
> Phone - +1-604-501-6051
> Fax - +1-440-550-5610
> Ozone Research Group
> Founder
> Skype ID - ozoneresearch
> Yahoo ID - humansafe2001
> Yahoo Group Owner - <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/oxyzone>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/oxyzone
> "The only way to discover the limits of the possible is to venture a
little
> way past them into the impossible."
> Arthur C. Clarke
> WITHOUT PREJUDICE
>
> Without prejudice to the generality of the contents herein, this
> communication does not attach any legal liability on the originator
thereof.
> This communication contains information, which is private in nature,
> confidential and may also be privileged. It is for the exclusive use of
the
> intended recipient(s). If you have received this communication by error,
or
> have received it by means of interception, please delete the email and
> destroy any copies of it.The message herein the subject of this mailing is
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It
> is provided with the understanding that the sender of this information is
> not engaged in rendering legal, medical, accounting or other professional
> services. If legal, medical advice or other professional assistance is
> required, the services of a competent professional person should be
sought.
>
>
> From: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of
> wanda85929
> Sent: May-13-09 4:03 PM
> To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:oxyzone%40yahoogroups.com> ,
> "andre_ligthart" <ligtharta@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > I suspect that I can get used to this therapy, but it takes a lot of
> patience, a lot of bad skin for a long time and a lot of itching. I am not
> sure if it is worth while trying.
> >
> > I am very curious if someone can help me interpreting this results.
> > Please share!
> >
> Hi Andre,
>
> I also have cfs and also had extensive rashing when doing ozone saunas. It
> took 4 years to get to the point of not rashing, and no I do not think it
is
> worth it. For me ozone made me feel better but did not cure the cfs. It
does
> give energy, tho. Try and find something that will increase your energy
> without causing the unbearable rahing. You can do that by only doing a 5
> minute sauna once a week and increase when you no longer rash from that.
You
> can also increase energy by drinking ozonated water. You can also take
> activated charcoal before doing a sauna. It will greatly decrease the
> rashing.
>
> I do believe it is from the toxins. Dr. Chenney (an cfs expert) says our
> liver does not process the toxins like a regular person does, thus he says
> we are like a canary trapped in a cage. But you can do things to help the
> liver detox, and that is what I would concentrate on. Do some liver
> cleanses, take milk thistle. It does seem like people who's detox pathways
> are compromised have more rashing than those that don't have compromised
> pathways.
>
> Also, gluten products have a very negative effect on us. Does horrible
> things to our brains and gives one a very wasted feeling. Some have
> recovered simply from stopping all gluten products. It does take about a
> year to heal the gut from their effects, tho, so be patient.
>
> Concentrate on healthing the gut/liver and use the ozone as a complimentry
> protocol, but don't put torture yourself by over ozoning. This is truly
the
> time where slower is faster. And if you don't take the precautions to heal
> the gut and liver, no amount of ozone is going to cause lasting benefits,
> imho.
>
> Supplements that I have found to be very helpful are:
>
> Magnesium orotates as well as calcium, flaxseed oil, digestive enzymes,
> royal jelly, b-12 injections (pills don't seems to do much of anything but
> the shots work great), pycnogenol, vitamin C. A good mineral drink is also
> very beneficial. I use fluvic mineral complex. It's great.
>
> People with cfs are usually deficient of nutrients due to the gut not
> working correctly. Also the adrenals will be effected when one is
> chronically sick, so C, Bs, magesium, and sea salt are a must. Some also
> have good results with raw bovine adrenals.
>
> You can regain your health, but I have not found a cure. It seems to be
> something that can be managed with the above methods. Don't ever go off
your
> supplements, avoid stresses, and know that you simply have to pace
yourself
> so as not to relapse. Take note of the energy suckers in your life and
> avoid; or, if possible, remove them from your life althogether. You really
> are in a battle for your health, and I have not found that people are
> understanding of just how very sick you are. If you do not take of
yourself,
> you will find you will not only be in a battle for your health, but also
for
> your life!
>
> Do take care and remember, easy does it.
>
> Gail
>
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May I ask what you don't agree with about what I said? Just curious.
Gail
-- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com, Peter Professor Ozone Jovanovic <peter@...>
wrote:
>
> I need to put a disclaimer here I think....
>
> Something like the opinions expressed here do in no way reflect the opinion
> of the people responsible for this group, just for the record...
>
> May God Bless You And Keep You Well
>
> Peter (Professor Ozone) Jovanovic
> <http://www.ozoneuniversity.com/> www.ozoneuniversity.com
> <http://www.ozonehospital.com/> www.ozonehospital.com
> <http://www.oxygentherapyexperts.com/> www.oxygentherapyexperts.com
> <http://www.medicalozone.info/> www.medicalozone.info
> <http://www.bloodozonation.com/> www.bloodozonation.com
> <http://www.youtube.com/user/ozoneresearch>
> http://www.youtube.com/user/ozoneresearch
> Phone - +1-604-501-6051
> Fax - +1-440-550-5610
> Ozone Research Group
> Founder
> Skype ID - ozoneresearch
> Yahoo ID - humansafe2001
> Yahoo Group Owner - <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/oxyzone>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/oxyzone
> "The only way to discover the limits of the possible is to venture a little
> way past them into the impossible."
> Arthur C. Clarke
> WITHOUT PREJUDICE
>
> Without prejudice to the generality of the contents herein, this
> communication does not attach any legal liability on the originator thereof.
> This communication contains information, which is private in nature,
> confidential and may also be privileged. It is for the exclusive use of the
> intended recipient(s). If you have received this communication by error, or
> have received it by means of interception, please delete the email and
> destroy any copies of it.The message herein the subject of this mailing is
> designed to provide information in regard to the subject matter covered. It
> is provided with the understanding that the sender of this information is
> not engaged in rendering legal, medical, accounting or other professional
> services. If legal, medical advice or other professional assistance is
> required, the services of a competent professional person should be sought.
>
>
> From: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
> wanda85929
> Sent: May-13-09 4:03 PM
> To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com <mailto:oxyzone%40yahoogroups.com> ,
> "andre_ligthart" <ligtharta@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > I suspect that I can get used to this therapy, but it takes a lot of
> patience, a lot of bad skin for a long time and a lot of itching. I am not
> sure if it is worth while trying.
> >
> > I am very curious if someone can help me interpreting this results.
> > Please share!
> >
> Hi Andre,
>
> I also have cfs and also had extensive rashing when doing ozone saunas. It
> took 4 years to get to the point of not rashing, and no I do not think it is
> worth it. For me ozone made me feel better but did not cure the cfs. It does
> give energy, tho. Try and find something that will increase your energy
> without causing the unbearable rahing. You can do that by only doing a 5
> minute sauna once a week and increase when you no longer rash from that. You
> can also increase energy by drinking ozonated water. You can also take
> activated charcoal before doing a sauna. It will greatly decrease the
> rashing.
>
> I do believe it is from the toxins. Dr. Chenney (an cfs expert) says our
> liver does not process the toxins like a regular person does, thus he says
> we are like a canary trapped in a cage. But you can do things to help the
> liver detox, and that is what I would concentrate on. Do some liver
> cleanses, take milk thistle. It does seem like people who's detox pathways
> are compromised have more rashing than those that don't have compromised
> pathways.
>
> Also, gluten products have a very negative effect on us. Does horrible
> things to our brains and gives one a very wasted feeling. Some have
> recovered simply from stopping all gluten products. It does take about a
> year to heal the gut from their effects, tho, so be patient.
>
> Concentrate on healthing the gut/liver and use the ozone as a complimentry
> protocol, but don't put torture yourself by over ozoning. This is truly the
> time where slower is faster. And if you don't take the precautions to heal
> the gut and liver, no amount of ozone is going to cause lasting benefits,
> imho.
>
> Supplements that I have found to be very helpful are:
>
> Magnesium orotates as well as calcium, flaxseed oil, digestive enzymes,
> royal jelly, b-12 injections (pills don't seems to do much of anything but
> the shots work great), pycnogenol, vitamin C. A good mineral drink is also
> very beneficial. I use fluvic mineral complex. It's great.
>
> People with cfs are usually deficient of nutrients due to the gut not
> working correctly. Also the adrenals will be effected when one is
> chronically sick, so C, Bs, magesium, and sea salt are a must. Some also
> have good results with raw bovine adrenals.
>
> You can regain your health, but I have not found a cure. It seems to be
> something that can be managed with the above methods. Don't ever go off your
> supplements, avoid stresses, and know that you simply have to pace yourself
> so as not to relapse. Take note of the energy suckers in your life and
> avoid; or, if possible, remove them from your life althogether. You really
> are in a battle for your health, and I have not found that people are
> understanding of just how very sick you are. If you do not take of yourself,
> you will find you will not only be in a battle for your health, but also for
> your life!
>
> Do take care and remember, easy does it.
>
> Gail
>
> No virus found in this incoming message.
> Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
> Version: 8.5.329 / Virus Database: 270.12.26/2110 - Release Date: 05/13/09
> 07:04:00
>
"The only way to discover the limits
of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible."
Arthur C. Clarke
WITHOUT PREJUDICE
Without prejudice to the generality of the contents herein, this communication
does not attach any legal liability on the originator thereof. This
communication contains information, which is private in nature, confidential
and may also be privileged. It is for the exclusive use of the intended
recipient(s). If you have received this communication by error, or have
received it by means of interception, please delete the email and destroy any
copies of it.The message herein the subject of this mailing is designed to provide
information in regard to the subject matter covered. It is provided with the
understanding that the sender of this information is not engaged in rendering
legal, medical, accounting or other professional services. If legal, medical
advice or other professional assistance is required, the services of a
competent professional person should be sought.
From:
oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of wanda85929 Sent: May-13-09 4:03 PM To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com Subject: [oxyzone] Re: Skin rash
after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
--- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com,
"andre_ligthart" <ligtharta@...> wrote:
>
>
> I suspect that I can get used to this therapy, but it takes a lot of
patience, a lot of bad skin for a long time and a lot of itching. I am not sure
if it is worth while trying.
>
> I am very curious if someone can help me interpreting this results.
> Please share!
>
Hi Andre,
I also have cfs and also had extensive rashing when doing ozone saunas. It took
4 years to get to the point of not rashing, and no I do not think it is worth
it. For me ozone made me feel better but did not cure the cfs. It does give
energy, tho. Try and find something that will increase your energy without
causing the unbearable rahing. You can do that by only doing a 5 minute sauna
once a week and increase when you no longer rash from that. You can also
increase energy by drinking ozonated water. You can also take activated
charcoal before doing a sauna. It will greatly decrease the rashing.
I do believe it is from the toxins. Dr. Chenney (an cfs expert) says our liver
does not process the toxins like a regular person does, thus he says we are
like a canary trapped in a cage. But you can do things to help the liver detox,
and that is what I would concentrate on. Do some liver cleanses, take milk
thistle. It does seem like people who's detox pathways are compromised have
more rashing than those that don't have compromised pathways.
Also, gluten products have a very negative effect on us. Does horrible things
to our brains and gives one a very wasted feeling. Some have recovered simply
from stopping all gluten products. It does take about a year to heal the gut
from their effects, tho, so be patient.
Concentrate on healthing the gut/liver and use the ozone as a complimentry
protocol, but don't put torture yourself by over ozoning. This is truly the
time where slower is faster. And if you don't take the precautions to heal the
gut and liver, no amount of ozone is going to cause lasting benefits, imho.
Supplements that I have found to be very helpful are:
Magnesium orotates as well as calcium, flaxseed oil, digestive enzymes, royal
jelly, b-12 injections (pills don't seems to do much of anything but the shots
work great), pycnogenol, vitamin C. A good mineral drink is also very
beneficial. I use fluvic mineral complex. It's great.
People with cfs are usually deficient of nutrients due to the gut not working
correctly. Also the adrenals will be effected when one is chronically sick, so
C, Bs, magesium, and sea salt are a must. Some also have good results with raw
bovine adrenals.
You can regain your health, but I have not found a cure. It seems to be
something that can be managed with the above methods. Don't ever go off your
supplements, avoid stresses, and know that you simply have to pace yourself so
as not to relapse. Take note of the energy suckers in your life and avoid; or,
if possible, remove them from your life althogether. You really are in a battle
for your health, and I have not found that people are understanding of just how
very sick you are. If you do not take of yourself, you will find you will not
only be in a battle for your health, but also for your life!
Do take care and remember, easy does it.
Gail
No
virus found in this incoming message.
Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
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07:04:00
--- In oxyzone@yahoogroups.com, "andre_ligthart" <ligtharta@...> wrote:
>
>
> I suspect that I can get used to this therapy, but it takes a lot of patience,
a lot of bad skin for a long time and a lot of itching. I am not sure if it is
worth while trying.
>
> I am very curious if someone can help me interpreting this results.
> Please share!
>
Hi Andre,
I also have cfs and also had extensive rashing when doing ozone saunas. It took
4 years to get to the point of not rashing, and no I do not think it is worth
it. For me ozone made me feel better but did not cure the cfs. It does give
energy, tho. Try and find something that will increase your energy without
causing the unbearable rahing. You can do that by only doing a 5 minute sauna
once a week and increase when you no longer rash from that. You can also
increase energy by drinking ozonated water. You can also take activated
charcoal before doing a sauna. It will greatly decrease the rashing.
I do believe it is from the toxins. Dr. Chenney (an cfs expert) says our liver
does not process the toxins like a regular person does, thus he says we are like
a canary trapped in a cage. But you can do things to help the liver detox, and
that is what I would concentrate on. Do some liver cleanses, take milk thistle.
It does seem like people who's detox pathways are compromised have more rashing
than those that don't have compromised pathways.
Also, gluten products have a very negative effect on us. Does horrible things
to our brains and gives one a very wasted feeling. Some have recovered simply
from stopping all gluten products. It does take about a year to heal the gut
from their effects, tho, so be patient.
Concentrate on healthing the gut/liver and use the ozone as a complimentry
protocol, but don't put torture yourself by over ozoning. This is truly the
time where slower is faster. And if you don't take the precautions to heal the
gut and liver, no amount of ozone is going to cause lasting benefits, imho.
Supplements that I have found to be very helpful are:
Magnesium orotates as well as calcium, flaxseed oil, digestive enzymes, royal
jelly, b-12 injections (pills don't seems to do much of anything but the shots
work great), pycnogenol, vitamin C. A good mineral drink is also very
beneficial. I use fluvic mineral complex. It's great.
People with cfs are usually deficient of nutrients due to the gut not working
correctly. Also the adrenals will be effected when one is chronically sick, so
C, Bs, magesium, and sea salt are a must. Some also have good results with raw
bovine adrenals.
You can regain your health, but I have not found a cure. It seems to be
something that can be managed with the above methods. Don't ever go off your
supplements, avoid stresses, and know that you simply have to pace yourself so
as not to relapse. Take note of the energy suckers in your life and avoid; or,
if possible, remove them from your life althogether. You really are in a battle
for your health, and I have not found that people are understanding of just how
very sick you are. If you do not take of yourself, you will find you will not
only be in a battle for your health, but also for your life!
Do take care and remember, easy does it.
Gail
Subject: [oxyzone] Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient)
Hello!
A few months ago I posted about my skin rashes after ozone sauna therapy. At that time I was using a Chinese sauna tent which I did not trust because of chemicals.
Recently I have build my own ozone steam sauna cabinet completely made of glass and silicon.
I started ozone sauna therapy with just a few minutes per session. I increased the session time to about 12 minutes. I used 1.5 liter oxygen/min, ozone about about 20 gamma. I got skin rashes especially on the back, the arms, the tummy, the shoulders, the hands. See pictures here:
There was a LOT of itching and it took a few days before the itching subsided after each session. I kept 2 or 3 days rest between ozone sessions (to let the skin heal somewhat).
I am now sure that the skin rashes are not caused by chemicals in the materials.
What I did notice is SOME improvement in my symptoms and that's the reason that I kept on trying and let my skin look so bad. My symptoms are extreme fatigue, a lot of brain problems (impaired cognitive functioning, slowed procssing speeds, bad concentration, awkward feeling the brain and more), dry skin and constipation. My symptoms (especially the brain symptoms) are so bad, that is drives me crazy because I suffer all day ;-(
Please help me if you know or suspect what this skin reaction is about...
The skin rashes are not a result of the 'heat' of the steam, because I have done a lot of regular sauna therapy with a lot of sweating and temperatures of over 100 degrees celcius without any skin rashes. I have not used chemical soaps for years, so there cannot be a lot of 'dirt' or 'chemicals' in the skin.
Is it possible that my skin reaction is expressing some infection, like a viral infection? Is it possible that my skin is just allergic to ozone?
I suspect that I can get used to this therapy, but it takes a lot of patience, a lot of bad skin for a long time and a lot of itching. I am not sure if it is worth while trying.
I am very curious if someone can help me interpreting this results. Please share!
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Good to hear that you are away from the
toxins. As to the reason for your rashes, there are so many variables that
could be the cause it would be impossible to say. As Edy stated, rashes do
occur even in normal saunas, could be an allergy to your own toxins coming from
sweat glands, could be heat rash, could be..........
AS to an allergy to ozone, that would not be
it...one thing I can say is DO NOT SCRACH!
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oxyzone@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oxyzone@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of andre_ligthart Sent: May-13-09 12:33 PM To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com Subject: [oxyzone] Skin rash after
ozone sauna (CFS patient)
Hello!
A few months ago I posted about my skin rashes after ozone sauna therapy. At
that time I was using a Chinese sauna tent which I did not trust because of
chemicals.
Recently I have build my own ozone steam sauna cabinet completely made of glass
and silicon.
I started ozone sauna therapy with just a few minutes per session. I increased
the session time to about 12 minutes. I used 1.5 liter oxygen/min, ozone about
about 20 gamma. I got skin rashes especially on the back, the arms, the tummy,
the shoulders, the hands. See pictures here:
There was a LOT of itching and it took a few days before the itching subsided
after each session. I kept 2 or 3 days rest between ozone sessions (to let the
skin heal somewhat).
I am now sure that the skin rashes are not caused by chemicals in the materials.
What I did notice is SOME improvement in my symptoms and that's the reason that
I kept on trying and let my skin look so bad. My symptoms are extreme fatigue,
a lot of brain problems (impaired cognitive functioning, slowed procssing
speeds, bad concentration, awkward feeling the brain and more), dry skin and
constipation. My symptoms (especially the brain symptoms) are so bad, that is
drives me crazy because I suffer all day ;-(
Please help me if you know or suspect what this skin reaction is about...
The skin rashes are not a result of the 'heat' of the steam, because I have
done a lot of regular sauna therapy with a lot of sweating and temperatures of
over 100 degrees celcius without any skin rashes. I have not used chemical
soaps for years, so there cannot be a lot of 'dirt' or 'chemicals' in the skin.
Is it possible that my skin reaction is expressing some infection, like a viral
infection? Is it possible that my skin is just allergic to ozone?
I suspect that I can get used to this therapy, but it takes a lot of patience,
a lot of bad skin for a long time and a lot of itching. I am not sure if it is
worth while trying.
I am very curious if someone can help me interpreting this results.
Please share!
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I get rashes frequently, tho I don't use an ozone sauna. The rashes usually come from saunas and ear insufflations of ozone. I get rashes down my neck and next to my ears. I would assume that the rashes are a good sign that you are detoxing. Saul Pressman advises protease enzymes which you can buy through him to take to lessen the rashes. Again, I'm not a doc, but I would consider this a sign that toxins and pathogens are jumping ship.
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From: andre_ligthart <ligtharta@...> Subject: [oxyzone] Skin rash after ozone sauna (CFS patient) To: oxyzone@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2009, 12:33 PM
Hello!
A few months ago I posted about my skin rashes after ozone sauna therapy. At that time I was using a Chinese sauna tent which I did not trust because of chemicals.
Recently I have build my own ozone steam sauna cabinet completely made of glass and silicon.
I started ozone sauna therapy with just a few minutes per session. I increased the session time to about 12 minutes. I used 1.5 liter oxygen/min, ozone about about 20 gamma. I got skin rashes especially on the back, the arms, the tummy, the shoulders, the hands. See pictures here:
There was a LOT of itching and it took a few days before the itching subsided after each session. I kept 2 or 3 days rest between ozone sessions (to let the skin heal somewhat).
I am now sure that the skin
rashes are not caused by chemicals in the materials.
What I did notice is SOME improvement in my symptoms and that's the reason that I kept on trying and let my skin look so bad. My symptoms are extreme fatigue, a lot of brain problems (impaired cognitive functioning, slowed procssing speeds, bad concentration, awkward feeling the brain and more), dry skin and constipation. My symptoms (especially the brain symptoms) are so bad, that is drives me crazy because I suffer all day ;-(
Please help me if you know or suspect what this skin reaction is about...
The skin rashes are not a result of the 'heat' of the steam, because I have done a lot of regular sauna therapy with a lot of sweating and temperatures of over 100 degrees celcius without any skin rashes. I have not used chemical soaps for years, so there cannot be a lot of 'dirt' or 'chemicals' in the skin.
Is it possible that my skin reaction is expressing some infection,
like a viral infection? Is it possible that my skin is just allergic to ozone?
I suspect that I can get used to this therapy, but it takes a lot of patience, a lot of bad skin for a long time and a lot of itching. I am not sure if it is worth while trying.
I am very curious if someone can help me interpreting this results. Please share!
Hello!
A few months ago I posted about my skin rashes after ozone sauna therapy. At
that time I was using a Chinese sauna tent which I did not trust because of
chemicals.
Recently I have build my own ozone steam sauna cabinet completely made of glass
and silicon.
I started ozone sauna therapy with just a few minutes per session. I increased
the session time to about 12 minutes. I used 1.5 liter oxygen/min, ozone about
about 20 gamma. I got skin rashes especially on the back, the arms, the tummy,
the shoulders, the hands. See pictures here:
http://members.quicknet.nl/andre.ligthart/ozone/ozone.html
There was a LOT of itching and it took a few days before the itching subsided
after each session. I kept 2 or 3 days rest between ozone sessions (to let the
skin heal somewhat).
I am now sure that the skin rashes are not caused by chemicals in the materials.
What I did notice is SOME improvement in my symptoms and that's the reason that
I kept on trying and let my skin look so bad. My symptoms are extreme fatigue, a
lot of brain problems (impaired cognitive functioning, slowed procssing speeds,
bad concentration, awkward feeling the brain and more), dry skin and
constipation. My symptoms (especially the brain symptoms) are so bad, that is
drives me crazy because I suffer all day ;-(
Please help me if you know or suspect what this skin reaction is about...
The skin rashes are not a result of the 'heat' of the steam, because I have done
a lot of regular sauna therapy with a lot of sweating and temperatures of over
100 degrees celcius without any skin rashes. I have not used chemical soaps for
years, so there cannot be a lot of 'dirt' or 'chemicals' in the skin.
Is it possible that my skin reaction is expressing some infection, like a viral
infection? Is it possible that my skin is just allergic to ozone?
I suspect that I can get used to this therapy, but it takes a lot of patience, a
lot of bad skin for a long time and a lot of itching. I am not sure if it is
worth while trying.
I am very curious if someone can help me interpreting this results.
Please share!
You have to understand that cancer is not one single entity,
and neither are heart disease, hepatitis, arthritis or any other
disease-complex.
IF I had
to pick one lesson to teach about cancer and its treatment, it is this: cancer
is not one disease. It is perhaps a hundred different diseases.
Because
cancers are so different from each other, cancer patients can be divided into
approximately 100 groups. This calls for a hundred different treatment
approaches.
The treatment that an oncologist recommends to a
patient is individualised to his/her needs and the cancer that he/she has. No
two patients are alike. – AP photo
Take just
one of these 100 groups. Advanced or metastatic breast cancer is common. It is
more common in Malaysia than in the developed world. Patients here often
present to the doctor late either because of ignorance or shame. There are also
patients who originally present with early disease but who refuse chemotherapy
and hormonal therapy after their breast surgery. Their cancer then recurs and
spreads.
Advanced
breast cancer can be divided into four subsets as a first approximation. The
division is based on two molecular characteristics of the tumour: HER2 and ER.
Both HER2 and ER are receptors or docking sites on the surface of the cancer
cell which predict which cancer drug will work. HER2 and ER can be either
positive or negative. Two variables each of which there can be two
possibilities make four groups.
We now
have four groups of patients with advanced breast cancer viz. i) HER2 positive
ER positive, ii) HER2 positive ER negative, iii) HER2 negative ER positive, iv)
HER2 negative ER negative. We approach each of the four groups differently. We
use anti-HER2 treatment for the two HER2 positive groups. We use hormonal
treatment for the two ER positive groups. In addition, we use chemotherapy for
all four groups at some time during their illness.
Actually,
advanced breast cancer (or any cancer) is more complicated than that. Not only
are the four groups I spoke about important, we oncologists also take into
account the tumour burden (how much cancer there is in the body) as well as the
status of the patient’s internal organs. How well are her heart, bone
marrow, liver and kidney functioning? All this will influence the treatment we
prescribe.
Patients
often (or is it always?) compare notes and wonder why their treatments differ
even though they both have the “same” cancer. I hope there is less
need to wonder after reading this article. Some patients demand the oral
treatment their fellow sufferers are on because it is more convenient than
injections.
They want
the chemotherapy that does not cause hair loss. Sure, we can give convenient,
tolerable treatment to them but it may not be the appropriate and effective one
for their cancer.
Some
cancer patients die within a few weeks of diagnosis. Many patients are cured
and survive decades after cancer treatment. They lead meaningful, comfortable
lives. Between the first and second scenario, everything else is possible.
There is much variability even within each subset of cancer patients, let alone
the whole cohort of cancer patients.
Once
again, let me dispel the misconception that cancer is one disease that requires
one therapeutic approach. It is not. It is a 100 different diseases with 100
different treatment approaches. Ozone therapy, Gerson therapy, cytotron
therapy, herbal therapy and qi gong for cancer imply that cancer is one
disease. Even if these alternative and complementary therapies are not meant to
treat the cancer directly but to boost the immune system and palliate, it still
does not make sense.
The
immune system is a very complicated and heterogeneous system that is not so
easily boosted. Palliative medicine has come a long way and is as much on a
scientific footing as oncology. Similarly patients who need palliative care can
be divided into 100 groups which required 100 different approaches.
The more
we know about cancer, the more we find the need to split cancer patients into
more and more groups. It is a generalist’s nightmare and a
reductionist’s dream.
I hope
other medical specialists will cheer me on. Heart disease is not one disease.
Neither is arthritis, diabetes, stroke, hepatitis or tuberculosis.
My
colleagues also dissect the disease complex of their speciality into smaller
entities and treat each one differently.
They are
also faced with patients who tend to “lump” (rather then “split”) and to compare notes. Cultural
beliefs have engendered myths and legends about how the human body works, how
it goes wrong and how good health can be restored.
Moreover
our educational system may not have adequately prepared us to understand
contemporary science-based and evidence-based medicine.
Not only
should science and mathematics be taught in English, perhaps science and
mathematics should also be taught in science and mathematics.
"The only
way to discover the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them
into the impossible."
Arthur C. Clarke
WITHOUT PREJUDICE
Without prejudice to the generality of the contents herein, this communication
does not attach any legal liability on the originator thereof. This
communication contains information, which is private in nature, confidential
and may also be privileged. It is for the exclusive use of the intended
recipient(s). If you have received this communication by error, or have
received it by means of interception, please delete the email and destroy any
copies of it.The message herein the subject of this mailing is designed to
provide information in regard to the subject matter covered. It is provided
with the understanding that the sender of this information is not engaged in
rendering legal, medical, accounting or other professional services. If legal,
medical advice or other professional assistance is required, the services of a
competent professional person should be sought.