Ozonated oil

Anyone have success with ozonated oil? Did you ingest it?

I've seen this on it /www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOszA0SqDgE I have no clue how effective this is in helping healing. I watched a few of these a while back because the most recommended home ozone unit is from Longevity resources.

My clinic ozonates coconut oil for me. its too early to say if it is doing anything more than the ozome IV but i just had some recent skin changes in the mouth.
It feels leathery like extra skin in certain spots. Ive had these before and they take a while to resolve, so i started a swish and pull today with ozonated coconut oil. If it clears up faster then I will note it here.

Post Edited (ChickenArise) : 1/18/2017 5:42:33 PM (GMT-7)

ChickenArise said...
Wow, it cleared up way fast after doing this just twice. The skin is near healed or normal. What began to feel like an infection a few days ago as pressure below the dental implants is also gone.

I regret the dental implants. I now believe it is near impossible to keep bacteria from getting where it doesn't belong with any foreign objects placed in the jawbone or in teeth for that matter.

I will continue doing this and will recommend it to the whole family. I also purchased an ozonator so I can make this at home.

Oh and one day I spit it and the second day I swallowed it but I don't think this makes a difference and would rather ingest the healthy fat.

Chicken, what would you do instead of implants? Sometimes that's a last resort for some people.

If it's between a root canal...or pulling the tooth and having an implant...which is better?

...or do you pull the tooth and have a bridge?

There were some more recent skin changes in my mouth. What feels like a long 'wrinkle' has appeared on the gum line.

The extra 'leathery' skin patches did clear quickly this time using the ozonated coconut oil.

I guess I am the only one who gets these symptoms ?

PaulnJordansmommy2 said...
Has anyone ingested the oil though?

Yes. It's perfectly safe.

Based upon a members recommendation I now spit the oil that I pull with and only ingest the fresh oil.

It is a wonderful way to store ozone for future use as it gets trapped in the oil if you keep it in cold temps.

I can still taste the ozone weeks later.

ChickenArise said...

Girlie said...

...or do you pull the tooth and have a bridge?

That is exactly what I recommend. Extract and then bridge if you need something to fill its place.

I cannot think of anything nice to say about dentists. The whole science is flawed. Mercury referred to as 'silver' is just plain deceptive and wrong. Root canals will always harbor bacteria and cause it to spread.

The FDA will never admit to any of this poisoning us because the lawsuits it would result in would be in the billions.

I believe I read that the non mercury fillings contain endocrine disruptors like BPA. I dont know if its true but it wouldnt surprise me.

All major brands of toothpaste contain Glycerin which coats the teeth and prevents remineralization of the tooth restricting the carries ability to heal as it should. I dont believe this is by chance either. Call me a conspiracy theorist all you wish.

One major brand actually hides the fact that it contains glycerin by leaving it off of the ingredients on the label, yet if you call them they admit to it being an ingredient.

There are now small natural toothpaste companies emerging that DO sell glycerin free toothpaste. I highly recommend you make the switch. Options for glycerin free pastes are here:

healthyfitsmart.com/glycerin-free-toothpaste/

I was researching amalgams and the history of them yesterday and was stunned - though it was while reading wiki - that little has changed in tooth filling composite for over 1,400 years or more.