Treatments

Ongley Procedures for muscular skeletal injuries both acute and chronic:
The O. Procedures are too many to put anywhere except in a textbook. Simply stated, most problems have nothing to do with the skin they lie deep inside. Humans do not come with 'zips' -therefore to reach them one must use either a knife or a needle. The O. Procedures use a needle.

Chelation Therapy:
This is a method for removing the plaques that builds up inside arteries impeding the flow of blood. It occurs in almost 100% of individuals as they age. A medicine that dissolves the plaques is slowly dripped into the circulatory system via a vein and finally reaches the arteries. The flow of blood may be measured before and after treatment.

Oxygen Therapy:
Oxygen therapy is a proven method to restore normal respiration to a cell that has lost its ability to utilize oxygen. The abnormal cellular respiration alters the required physiological function of the cell.

Ill health causes malfunction of cellular respiration. Normal cellular respiration is essential to achieve healthy cells. Restoration of the abnormal cellular respiration may be achieved by eliminating the causes of the improper respiration. The usual cause of this interference is the build up of toxins within the cells and within the inter cellular spaces. Any cell deprived of 60% of its normal oxygen respiration quotient mutates and ceases to utilize oxygen for its respiration purposes.

Normal metabolic functions of the human body depend upon normal cellular function.

Destructive forces to the human body abound everywhere: the air we breath, the foods we eat, the water we drink, the lotions we apply to our bodies, the destructive mental attitudes and other altered mental states combined with unhealthy habit modalities. Counteraction of these damaging forces requires maximum normal cellular function.

Restoration of normal cellular function requires the removal, from the body, of all these inhibitors to normal cell respiration. This process is known as DETOXIFICATION. Detoxification is the essential initial step for the removal of substances counteracting normal cellular respiration.

Detoxification is achieved by dietary control and other routines to remove these toxins, not only from the cells and inter cellular spaces but also from their accumulation and storage within the intestines and colon.

Returning the detoxified cell to normal oxygen respiration and normal physiological function is brought about by saturating them with pure oxygen and maintaining that essential oxygen supply.

Oxygen is a gas and when administered in the concentration necessary to produce cellular respiration reversal, it must be dissolved in a liquid and administered intravenously.

Other attempts to introduce Oxygen through the skin via an Oxygen chamber or by inhalation do not produce the concentration of oxygen at the cellular level required to normalize abnormal cellular respiration.