Re: rectal ozone worms

Hi gozone: I am a fellow ozone user (Medical grade) and parasite sufferer. From the pictures, these appear to be 'ropes' and do not resemble a parasite (hope that doesn't rub you the wrong way)- here is a picture of roundworm https://www.google.com/search?q=roundworm&hl=en&safe=off&client=opera&hs=lfX&...


Typically worms have a full body a pointed tail and a defined head. Ozone would work against the ropes (mucoid plaque), I did many many treatments of rectal infused ozone about the same concentration as you are doing and it did not get the worms out, although I killed them with neem, boswellia, myrrh and enteric coated oil of oregano, they came out within a week or so and continued on the treatment for sometime. Albdendazole is a good worm med as well.

Always use ozone within the limits of how the body can handle it, and this is important. If you start to show signs of feeling horrible or stressed then you need to back off. Pushing ozone too hard will create too much oxidative damage which hurts the body. One of the big errors I made was concerning the liver. Ozone will loosen up the toxins in your body and release them in which the liver collects the toxins. It is important to make sure the liver is 'open' and there are several ways to do that (pm me if you want more information). It is also important to sweep the toxins out of the intestinal tract if doing any liver detox.

I found it helpful to do enemas before insufflating.

Regarding parasites, it is important to try to get an identification of the parasite as there are many potential pathogens that will inhabit the gi tract and the treatments for these is different with each parasite. If you are dealing with some of the protozoa parasites, ozone will not work on these which goes against most opinions. I found out the hard way, and the reason for this is the antioxidant enzymes that some protozoa parasites manufacture, but this is not necessarily the case with other parasites, bacteria or yeast/fungal issues.

The most reliable testing is ParaWellness Labs, Dr. Kevin Cahill in NYC and Metametrix GI Effects.