Live Facebook/YouTube segment (Andy Hnilo, April 16, 2019) featuring an in-clinic demonstration and explanation of ozone autohemotherapy. Clinicians demonstrate drawing ~200 cc into a sterile container (“the egg”), agitating the blood with a mechanical swirler (≈140–150 RPM), ozonating and reinfusing it under pressure, and describe adjuncts including UV exposure, hyperbaric oxygen, vitamin C and glutathione IV, and pulse electromagnetic therapy (Beamer). Speakers state specific operational details and therapeutic claims (e.g., ozone concentrations, session volumes, frequency for cancer patients).
Questions this video answers
Approximately 200 milliliters (200 cc) per draw; device was pulling about 100 cc at time of commentary and will go to about two-thirds of the container.
Approximately 140–145 RPM, sometimes up to 150 RPM.
Speakers mention ambient/lighting ozone around 5–10 gamma, a high-concentration setting '770 gamma' when generating ozone, and an infusion described as 300 cc of ozone at 70 gamma for reinfusion passes.
10 grams of vitamin C intravenously.
Estimated total blood volume ~6–6.5 liters; they stated treating about 2 liters (≈one-third of total blood volume) during the session.
Egg.
So when it reaches like 200, we expose it to the ozone. Then after it goes back to your blood, and we do that like 10 cycles.
Oh, wow.
So this is first going up. Then after that we go down and.
Then it gets injected. You put it right back into my blood too.
It's the machine that pushes it back to your blood.
Wow.
So when it goes back, I'll release the tourniquet and you can.
How's it going?
Hey, how are you?
I spoke to Andy earlier.
Yeah, I am. Do you mind? I just kind of want to get. This is. I mean, hopefully.
I was going to ask you a quick. I'll touch. Basically a second. I just want to show a patient really quick how ozone works. Is that cool with you?
Oh, absolutely. Yeah, definitely.
Come on in, Mike.
Hey, guys. How's it going? I've never had ozone treatment. This is one of the few facilities in the Bay Area that offers it. Right?
Yes.
Doing is. Oh, are you Facebooking or.
No, I'm listening. Yeah.
Okay. Okay. So essentially what we're doing here is we have a catheter hooked up to his ac, pulling out under hyperbaric pressure. This device comes from Germany. In all of Northern California, there are only four medical doctors. No, three medical doctors that have this. There's a naturopath on Los Codos that has one in charge twice as much as we do the one that you're talking about. And so essentially, it's using hyperbaric pressure to pull out 200 milliliters of blood in what we call the egg, because obviously it looks like an egg or a football. Meanwhile, this is a little modification that we did. We have a swirler because up until about two weeks ago, our nurses were. Their biceps are getting just way too big because they're just for an hour, hour and a half, constantly swirling because blood doesn't like to be stagnant. So we have a swirler that's keeping it at a nice constant 140 to 145, sometimes 150 RPM, constantly moving. We're seeing less clotting occur when that happens, less use of heparin. Again, anticoagulant. So it's pulling in about 200cc's right now. We're probably at about 100. It'll go up to about 2/3 of that whole thing. And then we'll reverse it will shoot it with the ozone gas at a really high concentration. You know, ozone is generated when you run a laser printer. You might smell it. Right. That's Sweet carbon smell. After a lightning storm, you'll smell ozone in the air. That's at like, probably 5 to 10 gamma. What we're using is 770 gamma. You cannot breathe that. It'll make you cough.
Okay. It'll burn.
But when it's in the blood. And we can do it rectally, also with a different technique, obviously. We're infusing the blood with 300cc's of ozone at 70 gamma and then pushing it back in again, all under hyperbaric pressure, pushing it back into the body. And in the last couple of passes, especially in your situation, we'll run it under UV light as well.
Oh, wow.
Kill whatever pathogens, whatever bacteria.
Oh, wow.
This was actually what they would use in World War I that long ago for.
For what purpose?
All the soldiers in World War I that were getting gangrene.
Oh, to kill the bacteria.
This is German medicine. Yeah. All started in Germany. And so we'll actually create a little immunovaccine out of it using ozone in your own blood. We can re inject it intramuscularly. So still pulling out? I was gonna say. Then later. Then you re inject it. Yeah. So in about maybe two minutes, we should probably get to where we need to be, maybe even sooner so on there.
That's amazing.
The dose. And then afterwards we do some vitamin C on you afterwards.
Yeah.
Okay, so we'll do like 10 grams of vitamin C intravenously. Maybe some glutathione. You're gonna be coming out with the craziest mitochondria ever.
No, that's great. That's. That's what we were. You who I spoke to on the phone.
Yeah.
And it's just. It's about optimizing. I feel great, but I want to, you know, just keep that.
That healthy workout. I guarantee you that if you work out right after this, you'll probably lift about 15% heavier.
Wow.
And your endurance will also improve.
Your VO2 max. VO2 is going up.
Yeah. You'll feel like you just got out of the gym too, because we have, you know, like when you go to the gym, you have much more oxygen going to the brain.
Right.
We're doing this in the blood. We're ozonating. How much you weigh?
205.
Okay. So you probably have about six liters, maybe six and a half liters of blood in your body. We're doing two liters of blood today. Ozonating. So that's about a third. Wow. Your total blood volume. Guys in Germany for cancer, they're doing four liters of blood. We're working our way to get there. There's still some studies. We're not comfortable doing much that fast in one setting.
Right.
Certainly we have some patients that have things like cancer, Lyme, herpes. We've reversed herpes. We've cured herpes in our office.
So we're putting back the blood now. We're pushing, so you can stop.
Okay.
We just pop when I close the so.
So, yeah, I mean, they'll do 20 days straight of mega doses of ozone like this, and boom, you killed the Lyme virus. They're no longer there.
Wow, man.
Cancer. They're in full remission. I mean, it's nuts. It's nuts. The things that we can do here. We do stem cell therapy also, Right?
Yeah. I've heard so much about ozone, and this is something I just had to experience. It's so hard to find. And. Thank you.
Once we get to about 1600 milliliters of blood, that's actually enough ozone in the blood that it will actually start to stimulate your own bone marrow to produce more stem cell. It'll activate the stem cell, your own stem cell.
And what's the optimal amount of time? Like say, once a week, Once a month?
That's the problem.
Okay.
Our cancer patients are here doing this three times a week.
Okay.
Amongst other things, we have a hyperbaric oxygen chamber. Same one that in the back. So ideally after this, I don't think we have time today, but next time, if you want to do it, you can do a hyperbaric for about an hour, lie down in there, take a nap. Right. After you do this, we'll have you sit on the Beamer as well, which is from Switzerland. Pulse electromagnetic, Right?
Yes.
And that stimulates and moves the blood volume or moves the blood a lot better.
Oh, yeah.
NASA has now incorporated this into their spacesuits. Because obviously up in space, not much.
Not much.
You can move the spaceship with one finger. So we're seeing muscle atrophy in space. You need that stimulation. And the only way to do it is using pulse electricity. That's not to be. It's not the same as emf. Okay. EMF is dangerous.
Right.
Invisible asbestos, Right? That's what you get from your 5G signal and your WI fi.
Right.
Standing in front of the microwave, Right. That's radiation. This is pulse electromagnetic field. And essentially what it's doing is it's. It's simulating the Earth's harmonics, magnetic pull of the Earth. And what they've actually shown is it will stimulate your blood, your capillaries, your micro capillaries to move more blood at a better rate. So diabetic patients benefit. Those that are candidates for getting their limbs chopped off because they have gangrene, they're saving their limbs. So after this, we'll have you sit on the BEAMER for about 10 minutes.
Yeah.
And that'll just further enhance the circulation of the ozone in the body. Wow.
That's amazing.
Thank you.
No, you bet. Thank you. Fascinating stuff. Just so grateful they have this facility in the Bay Area where I'm from. But, I mean, I wish they had something in the South. Well, Southern California as well. So, hopefully, if anybody out there knows of anything similar to this, I would love to get this done at least once a month. So.
