Re: Rare Side Effect Is Seen in Long-Term Use of a Breast Cancer Drug

 What kind of ozone unit are you using?

You should only use cold corona systems for internal therapy, and use it with oxygen. The problem is trying to figure out what you are getting. I have several companies claim their machines were cold corona when they were obviously hot corona. Things have been muddied even more recently with the introduction of solid state transformers. It used to be the difference between hot and cold corona was the number of dielectrics in the tube. Hot corona has one, and cold corona has a double dielectric. That was based on the old pig iron transformers that operate at 60hz. The new solid state transformers are lighter and smaller, which makes them nice for building units. But they operate at such high frequencies, generally around 28,000hz that they drop the resistance of the dielectrics. So even with the double dielectric the high frequency treats the discharge as if the dielectrics were not even there. Therefore it turns a cold corona tube design in to a hot corona. This is one of the reasons I build my own units.