Ozone Therapy, The Lost Tapes Pt.1.

[KillBaddBugz]

This IS truly fascinating to me. Thanks again for orig. send! =D

[KillBaddBugz]

Why are the pts not hooked to pulse ox? sorry for many questions!

[ozoneresearch]

@KillBaddBugz No answer for that...just were not...

[ozoneresearch]

In haemodialysis there is no curative action only maintenance, this is way too simple of an explanation but it gives you at least an answer.

[KillBaddBugz]

@ozoneresearch It "cleans" the blood for dysfunctional renal-- but this-- 03 tx-- it "fortifies" the blood? thank-

[KillBaddBugz]

The audio when MD speaks --muddy and unclear. Can not hear at all.

[ozoneresearch]

@KillBaddBugz Could be your connection...

[KillBaddBugz]

@ozoneresearch No. All other vids are okay. No worries --will visit site in AM -thank

[KillBaddBugz]

How does RHP differ from hemodialysis? thank-

[peggyyes]

Thanks for Posting this wonderful information.

[TOAFN]

Google

The FDA Continues to Suppress Ozone Therapy Despite Proven Efficacy

the FDA = Desease MAFIA

[Xcelplus]

Ozone reacts with water and becomes H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide). The H2O2 will persist for quite some time. I doubt that the O3 would... it would probably be converted to H2O2 on contact with a liquid.

O3 (ozone) in... reacts... kicks off one Oxygen to H2O2 and that leaves O2 to attach to Hb (Haemoglobin) that's why the blood is so red coming out.

:-)

[dvbjunky]

The benefits of ozone is known since ages.....germany was leader in ozone theraphy but after WWII and the rise of chemical/pharma companies....even germany forgot almost this. But showing pictures of poor regions in the world and the use of ozone....prooofs nothing! Atkins used ozone for Aids and cancer patients to slow down the illness and sideeffects....but he couldnt heal the people....just slow down and eliminate secondary illnesses for example Candida, infections etc....!

[ozoneresearch]

Please refrain from commenting on a video until you know all the facts surrounding them, the use of ozone and saline is only a minor part of this video, all other uses are done without saline. Using diluted water would be dangerous and unprofessional...

[ThePhantomLash]

Have you tried Jim Humbles MMS ?

Was that a sneaky fart at the start ?

[fivewordsmovies]

i can't believe it!!! ed mccabe's vision is becoming true!!! spread the word!!! awesome job!!!

but i'd fix the sound and add subtitels to the vids - so more people can read and understand it!

[annie46664]

AWESOME!

Spread the word folks!

You can CLEARLY see the BLACK 'oxygen deprived' blood coming out of the 'diseased' patient, being OZONATED with MEDICINAL 100% OXYGEN & returning to the patient a beautiful, healthy BRIGHT RED!

This apparently works with ALL so-called Auto-Immune conditions!

Share & spare precious lives ... PLEASE!

Love, LIGHT & healing,

@nnie

S. Africa

[salosting]

Hi @nnie. There are some really basic reasons for the dark red and bright red blood that you see. Unfortunately a little bit too lengthy to post here. I have administered several hundred micro grams of O3 to myself and others and am convinced of the benefits of O3. BUT we need to be scientific about O3, and can't confuse basic physiology when we see it. I'm from SA as well :) Regards.

[ccr5cxcr4]

Carbon monoxide also makes blood bright red. Does that mean it is healthy?

Of course not. You have to realize annie46664 is anti-science. If it is established, peer reviewed, she will reject it.

She is an HIV denialist, pro every quack therapy you can imagine, and anti every well documented, effective therapy. She sells quack therapies through her web site, and is quite frankly a soulless fuck.

[salosting]

That is really interesting! Why does that happen? Is it because there is still one oxygen molecule present?

[HumanShot]

Ok. I am a doctor. My days of organic chem are long ago, so you need to doublecheck what I am saying because it is from memory. Lay language.

Hemoglobin transports oxygen thanks to the affinity of the iron (Fe+2) for the oxygen. Oxygen has a negative charge, the Iron a positive charge. The oxygen WOULD oxidize the iron, except for the globin which prevents that.

The hemoglobin has a high enough affinity for the oxygen to allow it to pick up oxygen in the lungs and transport (cont)

[HumanShot]

(cont) to tissues where the oxygen concentrations are low enough that the tissues have higher affinity for the oxygen than does the hemoglobin. At which point the oxygen is "pulled off" the hemoglobin to supply the tissues.

Ok. Carbon monoxide competes with oxygen to bind to hemoglobin, but it has a FAR higher affinity (>200x). So when there is CO present, it WILL tightly bind to hemoglobin, displacing oxygen & preventing it binding. (cont2)

[HumanShot]

(cont2) Whenever oxygen or CO binds with hemoglobin, it causes a change in the shape of the molecule (called a conformational change). And this changes its optical characteristics (actually, it is the porphyrin part of the molecule).

The tighter the association, the more the color changes. Oxygen makes the porphyrin red. Carbon monoxide, binding far more powerfully, makes it a lot more red

Ruddy red skin tone while the patient gasps for breath indicates possible CO poisoning.

[ozoneresearch]

@HumanShot

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