Yours was a very useful overview, Ode. My thinking on this is pretty
much the same: it's not an "all or nothing" situation. The key
question is: when and how often should one use O3 or H202, and in
what quantities, and for what purposes?
If applied kinesiology were easier to conduct on oneself, it might be
possible to get some of these answers. I'm still searching for proper
tools . . .
On Wednesday, Jun 27, 2007, at 20:53 Asia/Tokyo, Ode Coyote wrote:
I can see where just the right amount of O3 or H2O2 introduced into
the body could be a benefit, both by scavenging free radicals there
and by killing off weaker cells to stimulate growth of new ones to
replace them...but.. over doing it could also be big trouble.
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