Rectal Ozone therapy

Hi ya'll, hope everyone is ready for the weekend. My colonic therapist is on the cutting edge. My first ozone therapy administered rectal. She is very nice and relaxing to talk to. Makes me feel welcome in her presence. Back to ozone therapy, I've heard of it before, but never tried it. It works at the cellular level, after an hour of colonic, then a coffee enema held for 15 minutes. I brought my own silicone enema bag and tubing, with my favorite nozzle. She hung up my bag, then warmed up the coffee, 6 cups. Poured the coffee in the bag, I layer back and opened the ramp clamp wide open all 6 cups as fast as it would flow. After 15 minutes. I released the coffee. She asked if I would like to try rectal ozone therapy. She explained how and why it good. I told I'm ready to try something new. She left me on the therapy table and brought back 150 ml of ozone, it's a gas that She recommended I try. Sliding a 10 inch colon tube in gently lubed lightly with petroleum jelly. She said are you ready, laying on my right side, I could feel a filling sensation. She told to hold the gas in, I said how long, her reply as long as you can. Removing the colon tube. Gently, I tighten up my sphincter as to not let any gas escape . She said you can get dressed and meet with her at the front desk. I was determined not to let any gas leak out. Very carefully got dressed. Met her at check out. We talked for an hour, then her husband called to check on her. He told her to give me a package, he wanted me to try. I told her to thank him for me, he could hear me in the background. Told him thank you, and I would let him know how it went. I'm blessed to have him and his wife as friends. It's been a informative day. Who on zity has had rectal ozone.

Oxygen therapy during a colon hydrotherapy session is hardly new or cutting edge. To my certain knowledge Oxygen was available on the Dotolo BSC-UV machine which was certainly in use in 1985… 37 years ago. Here is a picture of one:

https://ibb.co/XZSgJqm

You can see the Oxygen flow meter in the upper left corner.

When Ozone decomposes (which it does very easily) it releases Oxygen.

Caveat emptor

Are you sure this is safe, years ago I spent a small fortune on air purifiers that admitted ozone. The more I read about it the more I realized that it was not something good and that it caused cancer.

I have had Ozone therapy but was not done rectally I have heard it's very effective.

I have had Ozone therapy but was not done rectally I have heard it's very effective.

What was being treated and how was it administered? Was it effective, if so, how - what improvements did you experience? What are the benefits? Are there any downsides to it?

Ozone is very reactive, and will oxidized almost anything. Putting this in your body is very foolish, It is used to disinfect sewage, much like chlorine. The claim of a bag of ozone gas is totally wrong, ozone is generated on site, then used, almost always in an industrial setting. @ PPB it can be carried atmospherically across long distances.

Look up both the definition of Ozone & it's properties and you'll change your mind about consuming the “reactive” gas rectally.

Ozone :

Ozone as such is not an element but it is a Compound, it's atomic number is O3 ( Refer your periodic table) and is created by ultraviolet radiation.

Ground level Ozone is harmful to both animals and HUMANS, it is also a fire hazard.

As ozone is very reactive and dangerous, I suppose that the ozone was not pure. perhaps very low ozone concentration was used as less as 1 ppm.

It is very difficult ( and dangerous ) to have ozone at high concentration. Industrial ozone generators create ozone from the air at 5 % or less.

Ozone therapy is not approved by FDA but I don't know if it is legal at the concentration used.

How did you feel after it ?

It was hopefully a very low concentration. As others have noted, ozone is quite toxic. It is very reactive and damaging to living tissue. It is considered a major ground level pollutant. It is considered unsafe if ground level air contains level above 70 ppb. That it is measured in parts per billion should give you a sense of how toxic it is.

This is really fascinating information and I'm going to look into it just to know. To think, my greatest worry when I get an enema is will a B-Complex injection come shortly after in my heiney, as well!

@Brian19

Injections too??? I would seek a different hydrotherapist.

@Sean you misunderstood. I've never been to a colon therapist. I was referring to the techniques of Supernurse Mom and being sarcastic. SMH.

@Yikyak,

Retired US MD here, very fond of enemas and colonics. However, this topic or type of enema very quickly registers extremely high on my BS detector, or as phrased in the 1990’s-2000’s sitcom Frasier, on my finely tuned Crapometer.

1) I’ve taken enemas and colonics for > 50 years and never heard of this even once.

2) I’ve heard of colonic “oxygen therapy” bubbling it into the colonic line to mix with the water in your colon as far back as the 1970’s and had it done a couple of times. Amusing and pleasant but of no use I can think of except padding the wallet.

3) Virtually any drug or biological or medical treatment you can name ultimately works at the cellular level or below. What did she say it does “at the cellular level?”

4) You say “She explained how and why it(‘s) good.” Other than charging you for it, why did she explicitly tell you it was “good” for you?

5) Why in the name of heaven and earth would you let someone pump a gas, even only 150 ml (= ~0.6 US cups) into your colon only because this one person with a vested interest in you coming back for more told you it was “good for you?”

Eric

Let me say I appreciate your concern for me. She has machine to it. I've heard of ozone on investigating TV show along time ago. I my self will try to research into this. It was offered to me free. It was my decision, i think I've done worse things to myself in the past. But there is again you care, that makes zity a good site. Like I said I research ozone therapy. So far no negative effects. Everyone's important. I thank all for your opinions. Greatly appreciated.

Ericmacson thank you for your service. Not something I'll do again.

Sean, no injection from her. Not there. I give myself my injection at home. Sorry for the misunderstanding. It's nice to know people still care about each other.

The US Food & Drug Administration has the following to say about Ozone. "Manufacturers and vendors of ozone devices often use misleading terms to describe ozone. Terms such as "energized oxygen" or "pure air" suggest that ozone is a healthy kind of oxygen. Ozone is a toxic gas with vastly different chemical and toxicological properties from oxygen. " (Ref: https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/ozone-generators-are-sold-air-cleaners#harmful-ozone )

If you have doubts about the reactivity of Ozone, then look at natural degradation process of rubber products, both synthetic and natural. Tire rubber develops cracks after a few years of exposure to outdoor air. The cracks are attributed to reaction of the rubber and atmospheric Ozone. Even inside a home, rubber products are not immune to the destructive effects of Ozone. For those that leave their rubber fountain syringes, bulb enema syringes etc in the open, they frequently develop over four to five years what many think are stress fractures were the tubing connects to the bottom of a rubber bag. The multiple fine cracks in the rubber that occur actually are the result of Ozone exposure.

Clinical use of Ozone is not ignored however. Research continues in business and government in applications such as wound treatment and application as a bactericide. See: ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3312702/ ) for more detailed information in NIH's work in this area.

@ericmacson and @Victoria1951 raise some good points. It seems “naturopathetics” advance these (and other) techniques as miracle treatments with no proven benefits - other than to sell you something. I'll consider O3 therapy snake oil until there are some juried scientific studies to back it up. It's up to the people developing and marketing O3 treatments to prove they are beneficial and safe to obtain FDA approval - no one has to to prove it isn't safe.

I've also heard about colon therapists bubbling oxygen into the water source during a colonic - maybe if it were CO2 it would be a little more fun (if you like to pass gas) but still not be a health benefit!!

That Australian hi . Brought out some people on reply I haven't had a chance, to chat with. But I thought the replies were insightful. All I ask is keep the replies directed at me. Since the therapist is not here to reply. That being said, I make mistakes, that is how I learn. Right or wrong.

Victoria is right. Years ago, I signed up to be a dealer of Alpine Air Purifiers, mainly in order to buy mine at a cheaper cost. I liked the smell the ozone put out, but soon noticed rubber bands in the desk had dried out and cracked. Worse than that, I had two latex Enema bags that I had bought from Grant; who used to be on the group. Both had rotted and fell off at the ring that supported them. Even the rubber pad under the carpet crumbled and would come through the carpet when vacuumed. I immediately stopped using it; and wouldn't think of trying to sell them to someone. No warning of any kind came with them; so it was a costly lesson learned.

Dan

The air cleaner was a Fresh Air by EcoQuest. The same thing happened to the rubber in my house. I certainly would not want any ozone pumped into my ass or anyone else's.

@ericmacson and @Victoria1951 raise some good points. It seems “naturopathetics” advance these (and other) techniques as miracle treatments with no proven benefits - other than to sell you something. I'll consider O3 therapy snake oil until there are some juried scientific studies to back it up. It's up to the people developing and marketing O3 treatments to prove they are beneficial and safe to obtain FDA approval - no one has to to prove it isn't safe.

I've also heard about colon therapists bubbling oxygen into the water source during a colonic - maybe if it were CO2 it would be a little more fun (if you like to pass gas) but still not be a health benefit!!

@gwhap,

I probably had 2-3 colonics with added infused oxygen very early in my colonic-taking career back around 1975-6, all with one single therapist in one city. She didn’t seem to charge extra for it. She gave me one or two colonic fill and release cycles, then would say she was going to add oxygen after I’d had a partial fill. I could hear the gas escaping from the green oxygen tank and also feel the bubbling within my colon and rectum. This gas inflow into me was mildly pleasant with no pain, cramping or other sensations other than the bubbling and very mild feeling of colonic volume expansion. Just curious - why do you think it might be more fun if it was CO2?

Eric

We use ozonators to kill bacteria in rinsewater. The extra oxygen molecule burns the bacteria.

@Yikyak,

I’m glad you had no ill effects from your colonic ozone. Keep on enjoying your non-ozone enemas and colonics. I’ll look forward to more of your postings.

Eric

@gwhap,

….Just curious - why do you think it might be more fun if it was CO2?

Eric

@ericmacson I was joking that an enema would be more fun if it were carbonated - gas effect. Not that there would be any medical benefit.

@Yikyak

Thread now has a life of its own together with some valuable information that may be of help.

Yes, we do have a good community of members that pitch in to assist when anothers practices may appear either of a dubious nature or a risk to ones wellbeing.

🦘

So many replies, I'll try to get a thanks to all . Maybe more friendships as well. Well said ya'll. Seeya

Like I said I'm in good company.

@ericmacson I was joking that an enema would be more fun if it were carbonated - gas effect. Not that there would be any medical benefit.

@gwhap,

Ahh, okay, makes sense now. I could definitely feel a “bubbling“ sensation when the O2 was turned on and entering me along with the water right at the end of the speculum/nozzle, and then also as the oxygen (macro-)bubbles moved around further into my colon. I had thought you might be referring to some chemical difference between O2 and CO2 present or dissolved in the enema water. But as you say, CO2 present as carbonation with much smaller bubbles than from oxygen bubbling in would certainly feel different. Susie and some others here had previously described the interesting and pleasant feelings during a seltzer, club soda or other carbonated enema. I've been meaning to try it but haven’t done it yet. It does sound like fun.

Eric

Victoria is right. Years ago, I signed up to be a dealer of Alpine Air Purifiers, mainly in order to buy mine at a cheaper cost. I liked the smell the ozone put out, but soon noticed rubber bands in the desk had dried out and cracked. Worse than that, I had two latex Enema bags that I had bought from Grant; who used to be on the group. Both had rotted and fell off at the ring that supported them. Even the rubber pad under the carpet crumbled and would come through the carpet when vacuumed. I immediately stopped using it; and wouldn't think of trying to sell them to someone. No warning of any kind came with them; so it was a costly lesson learned.

Dan

Probably safer to have someone blow coke up your ass with a straw!

@ilffer and me too, from reply #18

I got into O'zone house therapy for a few years as well... I also had trouble with them, self destructing. But if you have a targeted reason for using it, there is nothing better.

Great for getting rid of awful smells, mold, or a yearly re-fresh. Renters, and Land-lords alike will do well with one. I used to stay in motels a lot on the job. Bamm! Musty smells and old tobacco stench, gone. Good for the mattresses too. Bed bugs, lice, silver fish and roaches even disappear after a few days. Once i reported to the front desk in Orange Texas at check-out, giving a dead roach count. They gave me a dirty look like, they were family to them. For athlete's foot, it's great too. If your home goes through a flood, get one ASAP!

Perhaps research, hydrogen peroxide, maybe? Colgate makes a non-alcoholic, peroxide mouth wash. But i like filtered water and a warm retro coffee too much to switch! 😉🙂😊👍