Re: Inflammatory breast cancer or mastitis?

 I avoided buying an ozone unit because I'm scared of hurting her. I don't know how to administer it, exactly, or of precautions, what to do if something goes wrong, etc. so I was looking for ozone therapy doctors. Now that they're pretty much out of the question, perhaps it's best if I invest in an ozone or Rife machine. I can't afford the $30,000 that doc was asking for 20 treatments, but I can certainly invest in these 2 machines, if the price isn't crazy.

It really is not hard to administer.  The insufflation she can do herself once she learns how to do it.  injections would be a different story.

But, could you give me a link to a good medical-grade ozone generator for rectal insufflation? I don't know what's overpriced, what's poor quality, good quality, etc. -- do they sell quality machines in the $400-$700 range? All I see are well over $1000, and sometimes several thousand.

There was one that Gina posted not too long ago that looked like a really good one and at a decent price. I think she said around $400 on Ebay.  There is a thread on here somewhere about it.

But she would also need to get an oxygen tank and regulator.  Medical tank regulators are better since they are more stable.  But medical tanks cannot be filled without a prescription.  But there are ways around this.

Oxygen tanks can be rented from welding supply companies.  So getting oxygen in general is not difficult.

Could you also provide instructions on how to use? You say 5 minutes the first day, and longer thereafter, but how frequently once she's acclimated, and for how long, per day? etc. I've read Oxygen Healing Therapies, but I'm still not confident about using one, myself.

Yes, I can help you with this once she is ready and has the equipment so I can go over it with her.

If it's mastitis, I'm assuming the ozone will work just as well?

Ozone can help with the mastitis, but in this case it would be better to do "cupping" over the breast and let the ozone absorb directly through the breast tissue.