Re: Canine Oral/Nasal Squamous cell carcinoma

I have been using bicarbinate; along with a wide array of other type treatments, which may have helped retard the growth. I've read that bicarbinate may work due to it's alkalinity. That it provides a route for additional oxygen to be supplied to cancer cells. This was one reason I have contemplated the O3 treatment.

Tommorrow she is scheduled for ozone treatment. It's been kind of discouraging, because while there are numerous websites that promote the idea that O3 injection is a plausable treatment. I have not found any description of how this type of treatment is applied, or any thing to avoid, or anyone that has any experience in this application. Stabbing in the dark; which may cause premature pain and death, to an awesome critter and friend.

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