Transdermal Ozone Sauna vs. Autohemotherapy
From: "Saul Pressman"
Date: Sun May 16, 1999 9:53 pm
Subject: Re: questions on autohemotherapy
Dear John,
Autohemptherapy (AHT) is a technique developed 40 years ago by Dr. Wolff.
Before plastic bags were used, AHT used expensive glass flasks, imported
from
Germany. The glass flasks come pre-heparinized.
Heparin (or sodium citrate) is necessary to prevent the blood from
coagulating when
it is drawn out of the body, which is its natural response to contact with
the air.
There are other problems with AHT as follows:
1) large (size 18) and painful needle which must stay in the vein for 30
minutes or so
2) a steady supply of expensive glass flasks needed
3) constant production of contaminated medical garbage from used flasks and
tubing
4) insufficient heparin causes coagulation, leading to danger of clots
5) uncontrollable bleeding from excessive heparin
6) heparin is immune-suppressive
7) the liver must process the liver, a further load on an overtasked organ
8) only a small fraction of the blood is cleaned; the lymph is not reached
at all
9) the desirable healing crisis is not induced
Because of these reasons, we developed a better technique called transdermal
application, by using an ozone steam sauna. This technique was invented by
Dr. Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michigan in 1881, nearly 120 years ago.
Hyperthermia and ozone therapy are combined in this method, and fever is
simulated,
galvanizing the body's immune system into action. The healing crisis
follows, and rapid
healing follows. The lymph, the blood and the fat are cleansed of stored
toxins, and thus
a more complete healing takes place.
Transdermal ozone steam sauna therapy follows the model of naturopathy,
which states
that if there are no toxins in the body, there will be no disease.
AHT follows the allopathic model, with an invasive administration by a
doctor only, and
attention only on the blood, without acknowledging stored toxins.
Best of Health!
Saul Pressman
http://www.plasmafire.com
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