Date:   3/22/2010 12:56:09 AM ( 14 y ago)
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Hello Hveragerthi,

I guess you need to pick your poison...

With ozone you have to scrub up reactive oxygen species, with chlorine dioxide you have to scrub up chlorite ions.

I agree with you that chlorine is not a good oxidizer to use on the skin, however, chlorine dioxide is different from chlorine, it is readily absorbed through the skin and into the blood stream and organs, and it is somewhat selective in what it oxidizes. It does not react with organics to form carcinogens, but it does form chlorite ions. I don't believe it has been established that chlorite ions are carcinogenic. On the other hand, ozone oxidizes everything it comes into contact with forming ROS which are an extremely powerful free radical.

My experience with Psoriasis is very limited. We have looked at 16 people with diabetes that had ulcers and Psoriasis and other co-infections. In each case the Psoriasis was not chronic, but a flare up. In each case the chlorous acid solution was effective in knocking out the co-infections, aided in ulcer healing, and eliminated the psoriasis flare up.

I am not the one providing care for these people, so I don't know about long term efficacy, however I will be passing your information on to these people.

If they contacted you privately, would you be able to offer more details and specifics on this?

Tom
 

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