Ozone therapy has been a HUGE part of my recovery. Below, I am going to share an interesting ozone-related story. But first, a few of my ozone links in case you’d like to do some research.
OZONE RESOURCES:
Bryan gets ozone ten pass live on video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6hYVtH6fsE&t=
Ozone and mold article: http://lymebook.com/bryan/2017/12/03/new-lyme-treatment-is-mainstay-for-southern-california-llmd/
Ozone and mold chapter from my recent book “Lyme Disease Supercharge”: http://lymebook.com/ozone-ten-pass-mold-bartonella-lyme.pdf
Ozone podcast episode:
INTERESTING OZONE EXPERIENCE DURING THE INTENSIFICATION PHASE OF HEALING…
I’m going to share a very intense part of my journey. A glimpse into my experience of intensification. I really think this part of my journey was fascinating. I’m going to tag a few people who may find this interesting based on recent discussions. Please tag anyone you know who are looking for experiences of intensification.
I am not saying that my experience will be your experience. This post involves a lot of discussion of ten pass ozone. I am not saying people need ten pass. But this was MY EXPERIENCE, and I think it tells a lot about how the intensification process can unfold in “some cases” (not all). There is a related podcast at the bottom, but this post is mainly about the text below.
_ Note from friend: As a side note, I started reading Erik on Avoidance again. In the intensification chapter, he talks about some people who hit intensification, never work on getting really clear, and thus, get stuck in the intensification period indefinitely. Looks like I’m heading to the GFD. _
My response:
yes, I kind of think that I was stuck in that intensification cycle in reno. If I really think about it, I don’t think I made that much progress at all from May 2018 to Nov 2018 when we left reno. And I was doing everything I could, living outdoors that ENTIRE summer, sleeping in my truck, hiking and biking. I think if you look at my actions, meaning, how extreme I was living, it was the most extreme summer I had. But I really ddon’t think I made any progress at all. Probably because the outdoor location was still really bad. I don’t know, though, maybe I was making progress but really slow. But I don’t think so.
Then that fall, in mid Nov, I went to anaheim. Man, that series of ten passes was sooooooooooo crazy. I had 5 ten passes in anaheim, which is kind of a lot. Lately when I go down there I only like 3-4.
Anyway, that time, the first 4 ten passes felt really bad to me. Like they just kind of made me more anxious and drained. And I was about to give up. I really was just feeling so bad. Late Nov, 2018. Exactly one year into avoidance. And after 6 months of insane living outside all summer sleeping in my truck, going in no buildings at all.
But then something INSANE happened. I kind of just got a 5th ten pass even though I had already given into my terrible fate and state of health. But this 5th ten pass was TOTALLY different. It like released major tension from my body. I felt this sense of peace, joy, relaxation and health wash over. me. It was truly miraculous. I deep, deep relief.
but something else happened. Precisely after this 5th ten pass, I also became WAY WAY WAY more reactive to mold. I felt better, but was more reactive. A DEEPER state of intensification. At 12 months in. Maybe this would have happened anyway without the ozone, I don’t know. But that was just my experience of it.
(I want to emphasize something here. Even though I became MORE reactive to mold, I began to simultaneously feel WAY BETTER than I had in years and years. So this was a positive shift, mind bogglingly positive. But at the same time, it somehow involved becoming even more reactive to mold. More “desire” for mold avoidance).
(note that by this piont in time I had already done about 30 ten pass’s total, with a lot of benefit but nothing wacky like this yet).
This kicked off a crazy few months. we spent nov, dec and january bouncing around. we stayed all over southern california and arizona. We even went back to a favorite healing spot that I had done really well at earlier on, in AZ, but this time around, I couldn’t tolerate it at all. The MT was too intense. Again, I was about to give up. I just thought there was nowhere clear enough for me. But deep down I still had a lot of improvement from that 5th ten pass.
So that is when Simcha kind of started mentoring me and told me to come to new mexico. The place in arizona we were staying was only an hour from new mexico, via the southern route into Lordsburg.’
That’s when everything changed. THIS time around, New Mexico was miraculous… even though previous visits to new mexico didn’t do all that much for me. Something deep started to shift in my body and I no longer felt like a place “wasn’t clear enough for me.” Instead, new mexico WAS clear enough for me. I mean, parts of it were not clear enough. but a lot of it was.
And at city of rocks I went into intense dumping mode…. just feeling the mycotoxins POURING out of me like a “waterfall.” (Pay attention to that word waterfall). It was like my skin was radioactive nuclear waste. Note here though that this intensification was BLISSFUL. People say, how do you tell intensfiication good detox, from exposure or getting worse? Because the good kind of intensification is blissful. you feel so good. But you are SUPER reactive to mycotoxins. So even though this was happening, i was like bubbling over with joy and well being. Does that make sense?
Anyway, I didn’t have to do NEARLY as much “extreme avoidance” in new mexico. I could go in a lot of buildings, even live in a house for a while, live in normal neighborhoods, and still keep that healing on hyperspeed mode.
I felt like this “new mexico only phase” lasted about 1.5 years. Meaning, that whenever I left new mexico, I just BEE LINED to get back. Like I NEEDED to be in new mexico. Everywhere else might as well have been hot lava.
Until a point about a year and a half in into new mexico (about 3 years in total). All of a sudden, I didn’t care about being in new mexico anymore. I just didn’t care. I felt fine in other places. Boom, “coming out of intensification.” It was just like everyone said! My experience lined up so well with many of my mentors who said things like, “my peak mycotoxin reactivity happened at 18 months” and things like “intensficiation lasted about 3 years.”
I have no proof, I guess, that I couldn’t have healed just as well if I was “less clear.” I really don’t know. My gut tells me that no, I couldn’t have healed as well elsewhere. But I dont’t know.
So yes, LOCATION mattered to me. Even in Reno, sleeping way up high above the city in my truck, being outside and sweating all day, DID NOT do what it took to take me to that next level. Not at all.
So I agree with Erik that people can get “stuck” in intensfication. That was exactly my experience.
Which basically translates to “mold avoidance matters.” Meaning, you have to DO MOLD AVOIDANCE to heal. You don’t necessarily get to make up how you want to do it, and how much you want to do it. You have to do it to get clear enough to heal. This may be different level for everyone, but it sure isn’t something you choose. In a modern world where people think they can choose everything, that isn’t how this works.
It is really nice for me to write this out, because I don’t want to forget this stuff. I BELIEVE what Erik says about intensification. I BELIEVE all this stuff. Because it happened to me. But it is easy to forget how crazy things were, so I wanted to write this all out.
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