Ozone sauna detox rash

As far as your claim about 50 gamma being "well under the threshold for damage to occur", this just proves you don't know what you are doing.  It all depends on application.  Insufflation does not exceed 40 gamma.  MiAHT does not exceed 35 gamma.  Body bagging does not exceed 35 gamma. Inhalation through olive oil does not exceed 30 gamma.  Even the steam tents you like are not to exceed 55 gamma, which I would not say is "WELL UNDER the threshold for damage to occur". 

If you understood ozone therapy you would also realize that the concentration output of ozone is not limited by its power.  The gamma output is also directly proportional to the flow rate of the gas as I mentioned earlier.

Hyperthermia is way different than ozone therapy.  And the fat is not being removed because it is no longer needed.  One of the basics of chemistry for ozone is that it reacts with fatty acids forming lipid peroxides.  These are then broken down like other peroxides.  Maybe he should read the book I mentioned as well.  It goes in to great details about the chemistry of ozone and ozone reaction byproducts.

He clearly does not have a clue about how ozone works in the body.  Much of how ozone works in the body has NOTHING to do with toxins.  It has to do with lipid reactions, stimulation of white blood cells through peroxide formation, increasing of SOD and other antioxidant enzymes, cytokine stimulation, etc.

Again, more BS.  These same symptoms can occur with other methods of administration.  This is common after starting ozone therapy, and it has nothing to do with a detox reaction.  The flu-like symptoms from ozone therapy is from the stimualtion of interferon.  Same reason you get flu-like symptoms when you have the flu.

Again, where is the proof that these rashes are from toxins exiting through the skin?  And again why don't we see this reaction with more effective forms of ozone therapy?  Never mind, you don't need to asnwer these as I already explained why above.

H: "I don't use it in a steam sauna because it is less effective this way.  Again, heat and moisture speed up the rate of ozone destruction."

Then since you obviously don't know squat about ozone therapy in general then you are not qualified whatsoever to make the ridiculous claims about it that you have been doing.  By the way, yes I am familiar with it.  I am also familiar with how rockets work, but I have never been on one.  So should I also refrain from talking about rockets?  Being that I was already familiar with the reduced effectiveness of ozone saunas and the instability of ozone in heat and moisture as well as ozone reaction byproducts I would say I understand this form of the therapy a lot better than you do.  So you ought to watch your cockiness!

Yes, it is an issue.  The half life of ozone at higher temperatures is minimal.  On top of that you have its reaction with the steam forming peroxides.  So you have even less that will be available for absorption.  And if that was not enough the ozone that manages to survive will first react with substances on the skin such as oils and ammonia, which are increased by the sweating of a sauna.  So you will be lucky if even a tenth of the ozone survives long enough to be absorbed through the skin.

Plus, since the pores of the skin are so much more receptive to absorbing ozone into the system, any cons are quickly negated.

Sure, whatever you wish to believe

From my experience with dry bagging, and no steam vs steam ozone therapy is like comparing sending a piece of mail across the country via the pony express to using email.

Yep, sweating increases the release of things like ammonia from the body, which is why it is great for detoxing.  This does not mean that the ozone is surviving the heat and steam to get in to the body and to release other toxins through the skin.  Again, this is one of the LEAST EFFECTIVE forms of ozone therapy as I have shown.

From looking at the picture of the towel I posted, can you honestly say there were no toxins coming out of me?

Absolutely!!!  Again it is more likely oxidation byproducts from the surface of the skin.

More than likely, these were heavy metals coming out.

More than likely not!!!  Oxidized heavy metals from inside the body would be eliminated via urine or feces.  If you wish to have your rag analyzed by a real lab though I will be happy to look at the results.

This just gives more evidence to what I have been saying.  Since virtually no ozone will survive to be absorbed through the skin then how could there be enough ozone to complete oxidation of fatty acids, heavy metals or other toxins in the body?  Oh that's right, its not possible!

By the way this is real waste of time arguing with you since you obviously know very little about the chemistry of ozone, ozone byproducts and ozone therapy.  So if you wish to continue arguing over your false beliefs take it elsewhere.  I would rather spend my time dealing with people who want help and are willing to learn.