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Intestinal Insufflation

Intestinal Insufflation. Frank Shallenberger, MD, HMD Carson City, Nevada, USA. Intestinal Insufflation Equals Systemic Therapy. Ozone therapy works through the action of peroxide induction and anti-oxidant enzyme stimulation.

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Intestinal Insufflation

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  1. Intestinal Insufflation Frank Shallenberger, MD, HMD Carson City, Nevada, USA

  2. Intestinal Insufflation Equals Systemic Therapy • Ozone therapy works through the action of peroxide induction and anti-oxidant enzyme stimulation. • Studies show that intestinal insufflation produces the same level of peroxides nd anti-oxidant systems as MAH. • Clinical studies show intestinal insufflation to be as effective as MAH. • Easier, cheaper, faster.

  3. Ozone Insufflation Protocol • Use a #14 x 16 inch male catheter, and a 200 cc syringe. You can get the glass syringes from Longevity Resources (www.ozonegenerator.com). You can get the catheters online. • Insert the catheter at least 4 inches into the rectum. • Start off at 100 cc @ 20 gamma, and work up as tolerated to 200 cc @ 40 gamma. • Attach the syringe to the catheter and inject over 30-60 seconds. • It is best, although not completely necessary, to do this after a bowel movement and a coffee enema. • Treatments are performed 7 days per week for three weeks. Then take a two month break, and repeat. Continue this three weeks on and two months off indefinitely.

  4. Coffee Enema Instructions • Coffee enemas are used to detoxify the liver, not to relieve constipation. The coffee is absorbed by the rectal veins and goes immediately to your liver. It acts to stimulate the liver to release bile, and in the process toxins are released as well. • Boil 3 rounded tablespoons of drip ground organic coffee in a quart of water then simmer for fifteen minutes. Let cool down to body temp. • The floor on a towel laying on the right side with the legs curled. Adjust the bag height so that it runs in slowly enough not to be so that it is comfortable. • Retain for about 10 minutes, and then release in the toilet. It takes some practice!

  5. Survival percentage of animals with lethal peritonitis using O3 and antibiotics Survival (100%) 93** * * * Group 1: POO 0,8 mg/kg weight, Cefodicine (Opticef ) 25mg/kg. Group 2: POO 0,8 mg/kg weight, Cephatocine (Claforan ) 25mg/kg Group 3: POO 0,8 mg/kg weight, Levoflosacine (Tavanic ) 12,5mg/kg Group 4: POO 0,8 mg/kg weight, Piperaciline/tazobactam (Tazobac ) 65mg/kg The combination of O3 with antibiotics, mainly -lactamics, was effective, simple and economic in the preoperative intervention for abdominal surgery, with the aim to reduce postoperative morbidity and mortality.

  6. OOP effect on rat survival in the model of peritoneal sepsis Survival (%) Peritoneal sepsis was induced by ip injection of cecal material (0,65 g/kg weight) in the right side of the abdomen. IP O3 concentrations of 10, 50 and 100 mg/L and a volume of 80 mL/kg were used (corresponding to doses of 0.8; 4 and 8 mg/kg, respectively). Groups A- Sepsis was induced 24 h after the last ozone application B- Sepsis was induced 72 h after the last ozone application Since 2006, it has been spent more than 1500 millions of dollars in special drugs to treat multiresistant bacterias and virus. The “superbacteria”, as the meticiline resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), now cause more than 50% of the infections by Staphylococcus in the United States hospitals.

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