Every living thing has at least one parasite that lives inside or on it, and many, including humans, have far more. Leopard frogs may harbor a dozen species of parasites, including nematodes in their ears, filarial worms in their veins, and flukes in their kidneys, bladders, and intestines. One species of Mexican parrot carries 30 different species of mites on its feathers alone. Often the parasites themselves have parasites, and some of those parasites have parasites of their own. Most of the past century's research on parasites has gone into trying to fight the ones that cause devastating illness in humans, such as malaria, AIDS, and tuberculosis. That is why it is important to eliminate these parasites from the body before there is a full-blown disease such as diabetes or multiple sclerosis. What is ozone? Ozone (O3)is a triatomic form of oxygen (02). It is oxygen in its most active state and is an extremely potent antioxident that has been shown to posess broad spectrum antimicrobial activity. Ozone is not just another disinfectant. Ozone is a true sterilant. It has the ability to destroy not only bacteria, but also virus, spores, fungus, mold, mildew, cysts, and many other contaminents while at the same time removing dissolved organic materials by oxidation. When ozone breaks down it naturally reverts back to oxygen.
