Date:   1/21/2008 1:19:11 AM ( 16 y ago)
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I'm attempting to eradicate a microbial pathogen (protozoa or other parasite) in my biliary tree / gallbladder area. (I'm finally seeing an infectious disease specialist tomorrow after waiting for over a week!). I've been dosing with Miracle-Mineral-Supplement for 5 days with GREAT results at 10 drops TID so far. Pain relief lasts some hours after administration. I've been using Colloidal Silver (Mesosilver) between Miracle-Mineral-Supplement doses.

Tonight I decided to take a 10 drop dose of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement followed by a 125 ml dose of rectally administered O3 - Ozone (ozone). I got quite a rush after this, and the abdominal discomfort subsided immediately. It leaves me wondering, however, if this is a wise approach since I have no idea about the resulting biochemistry. I know O3 - Ozone is an unstable oxygen and powerful oxidant which acts to provoke an immune response with a subsequent overall modulating effect on immunological markers.

My idea was to activate the immune system as the MMS begins to do its job once in the blood stream. I will let it work for about 60 minutes or so and then drink a large glass of 3000 mg of buffered ascorbate powder (potent vitamin C) to take out any stray free radical oxygen species which have not been eliminated by then.

I'd be curious to know if anyone might have had thoughts along the same lines and if they have insights regarding this. I use the EXT-120T O3 - Ozone unit from Longevity Resources which has very precise calibration for accurate dosing. It is shown by German research that rectal ozone application (via catheter) is approximately 90% as effective as minor autohemotherapy.
 

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