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swimming in a pool treated with it, as from drinking chlorinated tap water. To prevent this, some pool and spa owners are switching to adding H.O2, or using ozone generators, although those represent a much greater initial expense. FDA, AMA AND ACCOMPLICES COULD FACE MASSIVE LAWSUITS The US medical establishment's collective disregard of the oxygen therapy option has enabled breathtaking sums of money to flow into the drug industry, but has also caused enormous suffering for those denied the alternatives. Whether this was intended or ‘just happened”, the effect has been the same as deliberately lc ecten ae etn ee dee lla allowing millions to die of poisoning (from toxic by-products of inadequate oxidation) while withholding the antidote. Practically everybody has known someone unnecessarily struck down by one of many diseases which could have been reversed if oxygen therapy had been widely available. As public awareness of this situation grows, those agencies seen as responsible could face un-precedented wrongful death lawsuits. So for those who control the primary medical information channels, the safest thing to do is recognise that the game is up, if that’s what it's been, and get in on publicising this breakthrough in their own professional style. That way while helping others they can protect themselves from potentially disastrous future legal judgements. OTHER APPLICATIONS OF H202: ANIMALS The health of other mammals and birds, like our own, depends on maintaining a high internal oxygen tension. Not only can their diseases be reversed by dosing them with H.O., but they grow bigger and stronger and live longer when it’s added regularly to their drinking water. Given a choice between plain water and water containing up to 0.1% of H.O2, animals will choose the oxygenated water. One rancher As public awareness of this situation grows, those responsible could face unprecedented wrongful said after he started adding HO. to his horses’ watering trough, his dog took to jumping the fence to drink from the trough, instead of from his bowl of ordinary water. The dog resumed drinking from his bow! when H.O.was added to it also. Kittens who are given 0.5% H.O, through a dropper, to ward off colds and other infections, will grow up familiarised with the taste and apparently don’t mind it even at that strength; as adult cats they'll voluntarily drink it right off the end of the dropper when it's offered, usually taking about one or two teaspoons at a time. Such cats appear to be immune to infections of feline leukemia, despite frequent exposures in areas where the disease is common. Cats who have already contracted FL can be pulled out of it if an oral H.O.regimen is started * soon enough. One to two aun af aos abla nat tablespoons of 1%, three times a day, seems to be enough. Some vets might be willing to provide HO, IV's as well, though these need to be slow infusions (around 1/2), and with cats that could be a bit tricky. As with humans, animals’ wounds remain uninfected and heal more rapidly when they are cleaned daily with 2% H-O2. Even bites that have already abscessed can be washed out with H.O.; the dead matter comes away, the inflammation goes down and good granular tissue forms swiftly. Robert Stroud, the “Birdman of Alcatraz”, reported in his highly respected book “The Diseases of Birds” that he administered 0.75% strength H.O, to his birds to knock out a wide range of disorders. Also, a few drops added to birds’ drinking water appears to increase their energy, longevity and fertility. H202 AND AGRICULTURE Although plants take in COz and release a net excess of oxygen during photosynthesis, their own metabolisms and immune systems require a high internal oxygen saturation for reasons similar to our own. After dark they must absorb some oxygen from the air to keep their own cells alive, which is why the potted plants are often removed from hospital rooms ’ during the night. Oxygen starvation is killing entire forests downwind from regions that generate heavy air 29 a — agencies seen as death lawsuits.