Date:   3/11/2003 12:02:21 PM ( 21 y ago)
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I find this quote rather amusing:

"Don't bother with the oxygen products they're WAY overpriced. Ozone therapy is MUCH more effective, but very expensive. The least expensive/most effective therapy is hydrogen peroxide. You can go to a doctor for IV peroxide (but it's very expensive)."

And yet you go on to quote Ed McCabe in your quotes post (second quote), who has specifically endorsed oxygen supplement products such as Hydroxygen Plus!

$29.95 retail for a one-month supply of Hydroxygen Plus -- about $1.00 per day -- isn't what I consider expensive (especially when compared against ozone therapy). I can buy Lumina Health's Cell Food for $22.45 plus tax at Seattle Super Supplements, making it less than $1.00 per day. Now, consider your recommended technique -- hydrogen peroxide baths. How much do you suppose one to eight pints of hydroxgen peroxide costs? One pint runs $1.09 retail (plus tax). Eight pints, therefore, would be over $9.00 (including tax). Multiply that by thirty days per month, and we're talking $270.00 a month in hydrogen peroxide baths.

I don't dispute the utility of your method at all -- it sounds very appropriate for some cancers. My debate here is simply your insinuation that oxygen supplements are expensive. They're actually (considerably) less expensive on a daily basis than your proposed technique for tissue oxygenation.

=-John-=

 

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