Ozonating Colonic Water
Message: 2
Date: Sun, 11 May 2003 16:26:51 -0700 (PDT)
From: Paul Ladendorf paulldndrf@...
Subject: Ozonating Colonic Water
Does anyone know how the temperature of water affects ozonation? Does it just take longer to
ozonate warm water or will it not reach as high of concentration as cold water? Is it worthwhile
ozonating water for colonics given the fact that the water is body temperature? Is there a chart
or graph that shows the ORP or ozone content of ozonated water relative to water temperature?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
Dear Paul,
The colder the water, the longer ozone will stay in it. If you
freeze ozonated water, it will stay for months, maybe even years.
But, if you install a
venturi injector
inline, the temperature of the water is irrelevant. I can get top quality Kynar venturis for about $100.
Best of health!
Dr. Saul Pressman
http://www.plasmafire.com
Message: 1
Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2005 11:21:54 -0000
From: "tdafaic"
Subject: How to ozonate the water for a colonic
Dear Dr. Pressman;
How can I most effectively ozonate the water I'm using for a colonic?
My system uses a 5 gallon tank with a hose running into it for
running the water from your sink and another hose running out of the 5
gallon tank to the speculum. Since a quart of water takes me 15 to 20
minutes to ozonate to a medically therapeutic level, how long is it
going to take to make the 5 gallons of water ozonated effectively?
What I'd like best is a way to insert ozone into the tube coming out
of the 5 gallon tank just before it's used for the colonic. How can I
do that?
Is it okay to use water run through a Multipure Filter or does it have
to be distilled water?
What's the warmest I can have the water and still have the ozonation
remain effective for say, half an hour?
Thank you very much for this excellent forum!
Laura
Dear Laura,
To insert the ozone into water coming from the tank, you
would need a venturi, but it won't work well at low flow rates,
unless you have a sealed system.
Five gallons is a lot of water to ozonate, so you would be better
off to use just a gallon at a time. You can use room temperature water, but that is still going to feel cool. With a sealed system (like the professional colon therapists use) you could use any temperature water you want, because the ozone cannot offgas into the air.
Set it up with just a gallon of water from your filter that is about 70 degrees F. Ozonate it for an hour. Then do your colonic right away.
You would get a better therapeutic effect from doing rectal insufflation without the water (after an enema), because the water
is going to take half the ozone, no matter how long you ozonate it.
Best of Health!
Dr. Saul Pressman
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