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Ozone is a deadly poison that oxidizes everything it touches.  (Well, it won't oxidize, say, teflon, or rocks, but any normal part of your body it'll chew on.)  The EPA sets acceptable levels of it somewhere in the parts per billion range.

Homina— As chronic C. pneumoniae infection seems to provoke host oxidative free-radical damage, it seems hardly rational to compound it. As Norman says, ozone is poisonously oxidative. Where did you find the idea of ozone therapy?

I tried ozonated water as per my doc and promptly got  "black tongue" so I figured that one out.

I listened to the following interviews podcast  on bulletprof radio Nov 15 2015 on restoring mitochondria Dr Mercola and Dr Rowan on ozone therapy youtubeTestimonials presented by Dr Rowan YoutubeLuckypenny where did you get ozonated water and what is black tounge?Thanks

+++++++ You absolutely MUST load up on antioxidants {NAC, Vit C, etc.) approximately four hours after each ozone treatment.  You need to clean up the mess ozone will make.  ++++++++++++

Having said that:

Yes, I tried it.  I'm still doing it.  Be cautious with it.  I did a handful of 10-Passes (blood is extracted, mixed with ozone, and dripped back into the body - 10 times per session) and felt better each time.  But I had to stop because the doctor hired pretty inexperienced staff to insert the needle, and the gauge is fairly large, so they ended up bruising my arms making further treatments impossible.  You need large, healthy veins for 10-Pass.  Mine are thin and deep.  You also need a lot of money.  Prices range from $400 to $1000 per session.  So now I'm doing DIV (direct intravenous).  It's cheaper and slower.  But it's easier on the veins.  

To everyone saying that this is poison, go to YouTube, watch doctors injecting themselves.  Go to Facebook and join Ozone groups and hear the testimony of people who are curing themselves from Lyme and whole variety of illnesses.  Most of them have bought their own ozone generators and give themselves ozone insufflations.

Read about thousands of dentists who now use ozone to disinfect root canals.  They make ozonated water on site and have their patients rinse with it.  I see a dentist here in Toronto who does it, and then gives ozonated oils to rub on your gums after surgery.  It's virtually common practice in dentistry now.  

Please don't deny yourselves an opportunity for health.  Ozone isn't a magic bullet, but it's pretty close.

Erin, if you want to poison yourself, go ahead, but luckily I think most people here will go along with what David and Norman say.