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burntwater Newbie  
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posted May 27, 2002 08:10
   
i never knew that ozone was used as an alternative treatment for cancer, imagine my surprise when i met somebody over the weekend diagnosed with lung cancer last november and given 2 months to live then... looking healthy enough to run a marathon now and says he feels great. wow. thought he was having me on until i spoke to some people who knew him and verified his story, also checked out some articles on the net, and it seems research on medical applications of ozone started way back and that this treatment is pretty handy for just about anything... the learning curve just grows exponentialy with time... IP: Logged |
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nekomatic Assimilated 
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posted May 29, 2002 01:07
hmmm... Plenty of articles on ozone CAUSING lung cancer though IP: Logged |
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macadddikt18 BlabberMouth, the Next Generation.     
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posted May 29, 2002 05:18
I may not be a biology geek, or a real huge physics geek, but from what i know the human body was designed to breathe in O2 not O3. I would think that unless the ozone was broken down into O2 you could basicly suficate in O3. Now i may be wrong, so if i am let me know. Nayt ------------------ IP: Logged |
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spungo Assimilated
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posted May 29, 2002 05:56
Also, ozone stinks like a hill-billy's underpants, so it wouldn't be a very pleasant therapy. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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The Chump Super Geek  
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posted May 29, 2002 06:33
Correct me if I'm wrong but you're body breaks O2 down into O1 so 03 shouldn't be difficult either. IP: Logged |
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macadddikt18 BlabberMouth, the Next Generation.
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posted May 29, 2002 14:24
Well if it can break it down then that would be better. Now personally i like the smell of ozone. I have a little thing here in my room that makes ozone. It is cool, you can also shock yourself with it. Maybe that is why those guys keep looking at me through my windows. Nayt ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Twinkle Toes Assimilated
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posted May 30, 2002 03:58
Has anyone tried making ball lightening? One of my geek friends showed me how to do it, AND I MADE NO2! WOOP! It was really fun,...hehe, and the laughing gas smelled ever so nice  . The only bad thing about ball lightening (making it) is that it'll shorten the 'life' of your microwave...but by barely anything...it won't matter for a little bit 'o the laughies, eh?? Eh!? Yes yes!------------------ IP: Logged |
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macadddikt18 BlabberMouth, the Next Generation.
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posted May 30, 2002 05:41
so twink, how is it that you make this Ball lightning. I have a few extra microwaves sitting around somewhere, i can use. so you must tell. Nayt ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Twinkle Toes Assimilated
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posted May 30, 2002 14:57
quote:Here's a link for ya, "Nayt": http://www.angelfire.com/electronic/cwillis/microwave.html ENJOY ------------------ IP: Logged |
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nekomatic Assimilated
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posted May 31, 2002 03:05
quote: (... it would be a lot less interesting!) macadddikt18, if your ioniser (I'm assuming that's what it is) is actually making ozone then there is something wrong with it. On the other hand, if you actually have a device for making ozone going continuously in your room, then... that would explain a lot IP: Logged |
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