Re: HV: uric acid levels

 I'm don't think that the doctor practices ozone therapy even though he seems to be a proponent of it. In the unlikely event that the PET scan does not show progress in November, we will find a doctor around here that can inject ozone directly into the tumor.

What do high levels of prolactin typically mean for a breast cancer patient like my mom? Is it due to excess estrogen?

No, it is not from the estrogen.  Prolactin though is inhibited by dopamine.  And the pain killers that she is on is shutting down her dopamine production, which will raise prolactin.  This is not really dangerous, but elevated prolactin is a depressant.

(My brother told me that my mom used to get night sweats all the time, which is often related to excess estrogen, but after starting ozone therapy in June, she has never suffered a hot flash a single night after that. He said that ozone destroys excess estrogen, so if the prolactin levels are estrogen-related, I'm wondering what this contradictory scenario means.)

Yes, ozone destroys estrogen, but the elevated prolactin is not from estrogen.

My mom sometimes has an alternative practitioner visit her, a woman who my brother just met today that sells her various minerals, among other things. They are expensive -- hundreds of dollars a week, but my mom has claimed that she felt great while taking them. But she mostly took them before starting ozone therapy, which is the very same time that she started experiencing this pain and swelling of her right arm. She never took the minerals in August, September, etc. -- the last few months during which her ozone therapy was most intensive. I'm wondering if you could go through the list of minerals, etc. that she gave my mom:

lipidic sulfur- This is pretty vague.  Lipids refer to fats, so it sounds like a lipid containing sulfur such as turkey red oil.   I could not find anything specific on this.

heptanol-  This is an alcohol, not a mineral.  It has effects on heart and smooth muscle, but makes no sense for cancer treatment.

red selenium- An unstable allotrope of selenium.

copper sulfite- There is nothing on the safety of the sulfite.

heptanoic acid-  Not a mineral.  Considered hazardous to ingest and caustic to membranes.

lipidic copper-  Again a vague term.  Just means copper bound in a fat.

heptanone-  There are various forms of hepatone, which are ketones, not minerals.  Some are naturally occurring in foods, and some used as pesticides.

pentanone-  Another ketone that has also been used as a pesticide.  Ingestion can cause nervous system and organ damage.

Are any of these effective for uric acid?

No.  

Also, my mom currently uses an ozone machine that does not require an oxygen tank, so I'm assuming that it's generating ozone from the air in the room. Is this method fine? Ideal? Worse than using a machine that uses pure oxygen from a tank?

If using the ozone internally she should really be using oxygen as a starter gas.  Especially since many units generate harsh acids when air is used.

EDIT: My mom has been feeling better for a few days now. A bit less pain and the swelling in her right arm and wrist is easing up. This happened only once before, the week when she did not do any ozone therapy. Maybe there is less cancer for the body to deal with, so less uric acid (pain) and less immune system activity (swollen lymph nodes, swollen right arm and wrist)?

Yes, this is a definite possibility.