F H Lew wrote: "Ozonetherapy can also be done by immersing in temperature-adjusted ozonated water in a bath-tub. One is able to observe the perspiration in the unsubmersed part of the body which drains part of the toxic load from the chemical swamp in the body. This is home-based and is cost-effective. The only outlay is the cost of a basic Ozone Generator and some Ozone Test Strips.... Incidentally, Ozone is more than 3000 times more effective than Chlorine in its anti-microbial range. It is advisable to use medical grade oxygen in ozone generation for water [drinking] and aromatherapeutic [inhalational] ozonation. I use ozonated colloidal silver for cleansing of soft tissue injuries [medical] and aquarium [hobby]. I wear far infra-red products, from underclothing to socks. These are woven with FIR fibres. The vegetables and fruits sealed in FIR bags are fresher and can be kept for more than 2 weeks. Similarly, meat soaked in ozonated colloidal silver sealed in FIR bags keep longer."
>From what I have read, as soon as ozone hits water it converts to H2O2 - which >I can purchase as 50% technical grade for $1 AU per litre. How many litres >does that work out to as the equivalent cost of an ozone generator (which >needs bottled oxygen, I understand)? As for so-called "Far infrared fibres" - the concept defies basic thermodynamics. All materials emit and absorb precisely the same spectrum of heat radiation when at the same temperature. If your FIR underclothing seems better, either it is simply better at insulating, or you are experiencing the power of suggestion. Ditto for the FIR bags - it will be the "ozonated" CS doing all the work. regards, Kevin Nolan ken...@optusnet.com.au
