Jeffrey Jaime compares ozone generators to chlorine for hot tub sanitation, claiming ozone purifies water while filtration handles sediment. He says Olympic pools use ozone and that ozone ear insufflation treats ear, nose, and throat infections and brain fog in Lyme disease patients.
I actually have this hot tub. I built a custom ozone generator for it.
No way. You don't have to use chlorine in your hot tub?
No, not at all. And it's totally pure. You have purification and filtration, so you still need a filter that's getting the sediment out. But as far as purification, it takes care of everything. In fact, the Olympic swimming pools in the Sydney Olympics, I think it was back 2000, 2004, those were all just ozone. What's the main reason.
Someone would do.
An ear insufflation? Ear infections are. Gets rid of them like that, number one. But just head, nose, and throat infections. Because the ears are connected. It's the eyes connected to the nasal cavities connected to the throats. There are little tubules in there that connect everything up. And so you do kind of get a head response to it. But a lot of people. So the number one, like, benefit outside of active infection that I hear about is people with Lyme, like brain fog and that kind of thing.
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