Re: Something different in the air?

Can only imagine what Plano was like 'back then'. McKinney still has that ruralness feeling to it, but it's all becoming slobburbia, my term. Was there for a high tech work in Richardson. A whole other story and world of events. And yes yes, knew Trapper was there too. Is a different world. Land of consumerism and mega churches.

Ozonated olive oil is really quite cool. Have been playing with ozonating other oils too. Was a real eye opener to see the effect just a simple ozone machine bubbling through organic virgin olive and then applied to the skin. I can see your work you describe extending into the areas you describe. Sounds quite excellent.

My first experience was to tend a burn on my wife's arm. Eye opening experience. But have worked into a myriad of applications now. Not the least of which is working with ozonated oil in some lotions and creams with essential oil and Iodine foundations. While ozone is unstable, it does seem to hold is efficacy in oil, especially when refrigerated. Working with incorporating all these and more elements, to bring them together. A fantastic journey.

Recommendations. Ugh. I am an amateur in this. I believe it really requires a oxygen concentrator and a (real) cold fusion ozone device to be upper crust. I have no experience with either one. Not being able to compare, anything I say is anecdotal. So------ having said that, I have still experienced what I feel are reasonable outcomes from a cheap-o ozone machine (I lied, I have experienced some really excellent things). If I wanted to just get my mitts into the arena, believe it or not, the following machine does quite well.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Food-Ozone-Generator-Water-Air-Sterilizer-Ozonizer-/23050...


I'd purchased one for my parents, after I acquired a more expensive ozone generator. And have used ozone generators for conditioning of the air for 18 years. But after months of use, it does indeedie produce ozone, surprisingly well, and does nicely to treat drinking water, clean fruits, veggies and the like, and also to treat oils like virgin live oil. To dink around, I think this would be an easy and quite doable t cut one's teeth on. Making more advanced choices better informed.

This is just a guess, and experienced people should ring in, but with hot corona machines, nitrogen is a by-product of these devices, and I *think* this is what creates a slight taint to ozonated oils. I would really like to see what a cold corona ozone generator does with similar oils, if this tainted scent is different. I am totally guessing. Personally, if a $20 ozone generator can infuse magic into oils and other products, whatever taint-ness is irrelevant to me if it works. And there are a zillion ways around that too.

Just my $0.06.

Yes, working the protocols to maintain stability with my mom is of course work. Habits, ya know. But, so much has been learned. It really began with your responses. So always in your debt. We press forward...

regards