Ozone levels and respiratory illnesses

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  • Опубліковано 30 бер 2011
  • A study involving the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill researchers shows levels of ozone lower than the current standard may cause respiratory illness in some young people. news.unchealthcare.org/

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  • @TheMountblanc
    @TheMountblanc 3 роки тому +15

    I think one important aspect is to repeat the experiment for a longer period of time. Ozone works antibaterial. We know that bacterial live in the lung and when they are killed, of course the next moring you will see an inflamationory response, because the body has to remove the dead bacteria and the sputum will show effects. How about you study this for one or more weeks just to see if the inflationory effect remains or is just an effect of the first day.

    • @rahmatasia4405
      @rahmatasia4405 3 роки тому +3

      Nice idea

    • @grapesgameplay8589
      @grapesgameplay8589 Рік тому +3

      will you be volunteering

    • @milostomic4763
      @milostomic4763 9 місяців тому

      He can't 😂 he is financed by some pharmaceuticals. There is a research study from 2005 I believe that proves the opposite. An increase in lung function and a decrease in some lung biomarkers values that cause an inflammation normally

  • @luisamedina1
    @luisamedina1 3 роки тому +4

    Do you know if Chlorine Dioxide has a similar cancelling effect to ozone, as vitamin "C" does? I'd really appreciate your professional knowledge about the subject, contrary as a personal opinion. Thank you very much in advance for details when replying! Blessings!

  • @samotsaritvchannel3009
    @samotsaritvchannel3009 2 роки тому +2

    Ozone is toxic but therapeutic when it's submerge in the water..

  • @Kuhnaydeein
    @Kuhnaydeein 2 роки тому

    Where did they mention the actual effects of the ozone exposure?

    • @Godsmessenger333
      @Godsmessenger333 Рік тому +1

      It doesn’t because it’s an effective treatment against mitochondrial dysfunction

  • @shelleydavis5231
    @shelleydavis5231 10 місяців тому +1

    Did anyone ever die of a lot of oxygen? Cause ligically thinking, ozone is oxygen

  • @WeAreWellaware
    @WeAreWellaware 3 роки тому +11

    But what he is not considering is what is the cause of the inflammation? Just like hydrogen peroxide reacts to the bacteria in a cut so does ozone in the lungs. Therefore the irritation you get is a sign that the ozone is reacting and killing the bacteria and fungus build up. Ozone is good for you and you will not hear them tell you this because the medical community would lose tons of their profits they get from prescribing you meds that would not be needed if you use ozone therapy.

    • @Robbobshiskabob
      @Robbobshiskabob 3 роки тому +1

      🤔 more info

    • @sansprobus7209
      @sansprobus7209 3 роки тому +2

      As opposed to investing into ozone therapy and making tons of money off of a therapy that actually works? hmm, seems too intentionally malicious and monetarily inefficient

    • @iraholden3606
      @iraholden3606 3 роки тому +1

      This is not true, ozone is a dangerous pollutant, there just happens to be a pseudoscience health lobby promoting 'ozone therapy' just as tabbaco companies once promoted the health benefits of cigarettes, except cigarette smoke is much better for the body than ozone is

    • @mubruna1
      @mubruna1 2 роки тому

      Exactly, surely these people would be quick to say, 'getting cv19 means the jab is working', but to them the ozonated air is bad for you because the mucus from the next day show inflammation.
      All should learn by now, anything these anti-God Frankensteins try to keep you away from is generally healthy/good for you. Anything they push/propoganize is definitely not good for you.

  • @andyvroo88
    @andyvroo88 13 років тому

    YA DR. PEDEN, nice video you guys!

  • @Orangestardust
    @Orangestardust 3 роки тому +2

    I built a UV-C box that disinfects whatever you put in it(because of coronavirus) but it generates ozone as a side effect. Im in a small room without much ventilation and i started feeling breathlessness. So, I do a UA-cam search and here i am. Hope i don't pass out.

    • @leejones3155
      @leejones3155 3 роки тому

      We had the same problem in our line of work. Our solution was to install a vent hood with the exhaust venting outdoors. Everyone's breathing problems went away overnight. We were using a uv light sterilizing machine. We were unaware of the gas generated from that machine until i looked into it. It was a catch 22 type of situation. We bought the machine to sterilize c o v i d which could cause damage but as a result the solution was also causing harm to health!

    • @Palladiumavoid
      @Palladiumavoid 2 роки тому

      GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM YOUR UV BOX

  • @bradleypoe-laulu433
    @bradleypoe-laulu433 4 роки тому +12

    Good therapy for covid-19

    • @WeAreWellaware
      @WeAreWellaware 3 роки тому +3

      correct

    • @samotsaritvchannel3009
      @samotsaritvchannel3009 2 роки тому

      True I use it when I get COVID-19 twice..

    • @markbalogh9655
      @markbalogh9655 2 роки тому +1

      @@samotsaritvchannel3009 you didn't have any negative effects from breathing it in?

    • @samotsaritvchannel3009
      @samotsaritvchannel3009 2 роки тому +2

      @@markbalogh9655 nothing.. medical ozone treatment is safe and effective

    • @Kuhnaydeein
      @Kuhnaydeein Рік тому +1

      I use a generator almost nightly…
      … 15 minutes or so right before bed time.
      I’m asthmatic and it doesn’t effect my breathing, and I experience zero negative side effects.
      And I’ve never tested positive for the Coovie, even though I worked retail during the hight of the “pandemic.”