EBOO?

[kaypeeoh]

Someone asked about it.: Extracorporeal Blood Ozone Oxygenation.

At its root this is a way of getting ozone gas into the body. The idea is ozone stimulates 2,3 DPG enzymes that increase hemoglobin. The enzyme triggers more off-loading of the oxygen at the cellular level. Ozone can be injected IV. Or infused rectally. If an ozone-enema is used the gas goes to the liver. Same as if injected IV. The problem is ozone is an oxidant. If injected IV it can cause painful spasms in the chest. This is because the lungs have a small layer of anti-oxidants. Once that layer is reduced by ozone it starts attacking deeper tissues, bronchi and even lung alveoli. I've injected myself with ozone IV, SC and rectally. I wanted to see what the fuss was all about. What I found was ozone increased my athleticism. Temporarily my jogging speed went from 12 minutes per mile to 8 MPM.

It's a facebook site with ozone in the title.

[Kat343]

HI, my HWP has had many ozone IV's with no discomfort at all. They 'liven' him up - mentally and physically. For him, the positive effects don' last long at all - sometimes just a few hours up to 48 hours, but we will continue doing them for the health benefits. Would like to see if there others who have tried it as well.

[00Mark]

Ozone sounds pretty dangerous to be self-administering! 😳

[kaypeeoh in reply to 00Mark]

Not dangerous if you follow simple rules.

[octonaut]

HI. My former concierge doctor recommended IV ozone therapy to increase energy and relieve Parkinson’s symptoms. As a result, my HSA is $4000 lighter (for 10 sessions, as I recall), but there was absolutely no therapeutic value for me. Wish I wasn’t so. Best wishes to you