H3O

H3O (sold in the USA as calcium sulphate) has done both me and my dog lots of good. I have always mixed it 1 oz to 1 gal distilled water and it has helped immeasurably. When I mix the next batch, I will increase the level to 1 oz per quart. At the original level, it has done the following: At age 65 I found my arms and legs sore and becoming less functional. If I got on the floor, I had to grab onto something to pull myself back up and on my feet. I had to use my arms to pull as I painfully ascended a flight of stairs. I could no longer swing a hammer. After taking H3O for one month, my knees suddenly felt wonderful. My arm got better to the extent that I can now sock in 16 penny nails with the best of them. At age 69, I have regained enough athleticism that I work on a ladder with a crew, tearing off and replacing siding. My bosses recently took my information, because they want to try it also.

My dog injured a leg. The vet told me it was not something to operate on. He gave me some expensive pills to get her walking on four legs again. After the first batch of pills were used up, I started feeding the dog one dropper-full of H3O per day. In three days she was back to normal use of the injured leg. I did find out that after two or three years, if I quit feeding it to her, she will limp again. So, it is a lifelong thing, as far as I am concerned. I get my supply on line at Alpha Omega Labs.

Charles, since you don't sell it, you can tell us what it is theoretically supposed to do .

How much do you drink a day, and do you do it with MMS? Separate from MMS? Did you find that if you stop taking it, the general weakness returns? If you do it one ounce per quart, you're getting 2 gallons for $10 (not including postage) -

Does the bottle say what % a solution it is?

This sounds really interesting.

Thanks!

Charles congrats that is such a great testimony.

I already heard about this before in another forum by Charles Turner himself in 2010.

www.longecity.org/forum/topic/15691-the-work-of-dr-vladimir-volkov/

Are you the same person?

I am the same Charles Turner. My testimony there is the same as it is today. On that forum, I provided all of the information I have. Readers can use your link to learn more, But, if anybody insists, I can look it all up and copy it here.

Looks like it's the same person - same history - and I think that he put the information on that I asked for - from the people who make it - at least on the other forum - because it looks like it's not something I can do when doing my MMS protocol, although maybe later when I get onto maintenance.

(Charles, you and I must have been posting at the same time, LOL) - anyway - the link that Medenergetica Argentina provided will give you lots more information...)

CharlesMT says,

At age 65 I found my arms and legs sore and becoming less functional. If I got on the floor, I had to grab onto something to pull myself back up and on my feet. I had to use my arms to pull as I painfully ascended a flight of stairs. I could no longer swing a hammer.

Charles, I am 63. I just wrote in another post 10 hours ago about EXACTLY, EXACTLY the same problem as you are describing and elimated it useing Himalayn salt and pottasium salt.THIS CLEANS UP THE RED BLOOD CELLS.
Any comments, as it appears bringing your ph levels to higher alkalinity worked for you.

D2SO4 sounds like Sulphuric acid with Deuterium rather than Hydrogen atoms.

Similarly D2O is heavy water.

CharlesMT - can you please explain how you found the link of H3O to Calcium Sulphate?

H3O is hydronium, a cat-ion of water.

I read the link provided where you previously reported your successes, but I fail to see the link between the two compounds.

I can certainly believe that you have had success with gypsum, as it can act as a form of alkalizer.

Help?

Ok - with some snooping with Google, Ii found the manufacturing source of H3O and the claims they give to its properties.

Does read like a James Bond story with the FDA involvement and all!

The link: www.altcancer.com/Products/ao-h3o-concentrate.html

Interesting indeed. But I see absolutely no link to Calcium Sulphate here...

So probably two different products we are dealing with...

Your thoughts Charles?