In a message dated 9/21/05 7:39:35 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
> Thanks again, Edith. It is a very interesting posting. One last > question: can you mention a realistic price for one of these devices? > Those I have seen so far are very, very expensive, unlike EIS > generators which can be had for a few hundred dollars. > About 9 yrs ago I purcahsed a so called Ozone machine($400) that did not feed off oxygen. At the time I did not know that whatever it was taking out of the air is what it was producing. It didn't last very long before died. When I found out the production was not ozone, I only used it to bag our shoes, bubble fruits and veggies in to clean them. I joined http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/oxyplus/ and lurked. I did buy a Plasmafire because it has a life time warranty even if you sell it to someone. this is a great plus because the parts are so expensive. I'm sure there are much cheaper ones but for me the repair was very important. I think I pd $1,800 for it. Want to be better informed on Ozone Therapies? http://www.mmfnd.org/NL/ONN/WS/ozon004.html I'll tell you another thing we use ozone for regularly is sinus issues. Back during the summer my grandson's eyes were matted togather at wakening and both were red but one very much in particular. Plus he had the classic alligator breath that comes with sinus problems. I insuffalated each ear for 5 min twice for 2 days. The sinus was clear and eyes clear. We also use for ear aches.....the uses are endless. Edith
