Long Haul Lung COVID
At our workshop last weekend, I got to meet up again with Faiz Hassan, a physician who run many urgent health care clinics in New York City area. He is a “student” of my friend Howard Robins, who pioneered a technique of ozone delivery called DIV for direct intravenous gas. This method has raised eyebrows amongst many ozone doctors.
DIV is a very simple and highly efficient method of ozone delivery – cheap, and leaves little medical waste. Its key issues are that with higher concentrations of ozone gas, it can irritate veins and even scar them, and, the volume of gas can leave the patient with a sensation of chest tightness of a cough for several minutes after the treatment. Requiring only a syringe, butterfly needle and gas, it is relatively inexpensive compared to methods that leave more waste.
There is controversy over this, as you can imagine – putting gas into a vein. But it is NOT air. It is oxygen, metabolically active and rapidly consumed.
DIV oxygen gas has been given to patients worldwide (especially Europe) for decades. When I first met up with Robins, I could not accept his accounting for far superior results with ozone gas delivery than traditional gravity major autohemotherapy (MAH). But he incessantly claimed much better results. And he thought he had to be getting better results than my method of MAH, which is not gravity but ozone/blood treatment under pressure (hyperbaric ozone therapy or HBO3). Well, he was startled to discover that my method is not gravity MAH, which we both believe is inferior in terms of results, but is returning the blood with pressurized ozone/oxygen gas. He could see superiority.
Trying to understand why DIV might be getting surprising results, I studied the medical literature and shocked Robins at a meeting