Asthma study uses thermal energy to free up air supply

Breathless Boston asthma sufferers are among a handful in the world who
are undergoing a radical new treatment that attacks the very airways
that make it hard for people to breathe.

The new method, bronchial thermoplasty, reopens an asthmatic's
airways by attacking muscle that has hardened over the years, shrunken
their air tubes and slowed air flow.

       Doctors insert a long tube called a bronchoscope through the
mouth and into the lungs. The tube emits thermal energy into the lungs,
heating hardened muscle to such a temperature that it destroys the
muscle and opens up air tubes. The noninvasive outpatient procedure
doesn't require general anesthesia.

       It's a departure from the norm, which is to ease symptoms
with daily medication and emergency inhalers.

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Hi Joe,

I understand your frustration.

Yes, EcoQuest International is sponsoring the study.  That doesn't mean
that the university is going to LIE to support EQ. Come on, that would
be crazy. A regents distinguished professor would LIE to benefit a
company he doesn't work for?

Second,  no one argues that HIGH level of ozone can harm someone.
Anything in high concentrations can harm them.  You are saying that ALL
ozone is BAD.

If that was the case, would is the EQ technology being installed in
local schools!
EcoQuest installing air purifiers throughout the entire Greeneville, TN
School System.
http://www.ecoquestintl.com/email/pdfs/EQSchools_042206.pdf
(The article even states that EQ purifier REDUCE the level of ozone in
the air.  Awesome!)

Again Harvard Senior Lecturer, Dr. Harriet A. Burge, Ph.D. is also
quoted as stating that she "no hesitation about using them in my own
home". Read it for yourself:
http://www.sharperimage.com/SharperImageIonicResponse.html#harriet
(Someone should tell her they are bad. What does she know, she only
teachers at Harvard ;)

Third, the pentagon uses our purification systems all day long.  As
does, the 9/11 Museum (http://www.groundzeromuseumworkshop.com/lh.htm),
Day Care's
(http://www.whptv.com//mediacenter/default.aspx?videoId=94941).

I knew you were going to bring up an OLD court case against Alpine.
Yes, at the time Alpine didn't have the studies that the Gov't
requested.  BUT HERE IS SOMETHING to think about. Recent studies
published by Kansas State University have shared how Fresh Air by
EcoQuest has scientific substantiation at the highest
University-testing levels for a reduction of microbes on surfaces. This
is very important news. How many times has someone asked you what
happens to air pollution contaminants after they leave the air? This
study shows that Fresh Air can reduce microbes from 90% to 99.99% on
surfaces!
http://fss.k-state.edu/research/reports/OrtegaFrankenHatesohlMarsden200510.pdf

What is ozone? What is the role of ozone outdoors and indoors? Get the
facts!
Download the Truth ABout Ozone bulletin (PDF).
http://www.ecoquestintl.com/dlrdown/freshair_o3option.pdf

The mainstream press is beginning to understand the difference between
ozone generators and technologies that use trace, natural levels of
ozone. MSNBC recently placed a correction on a news story they had done
on ozone and air purifiers.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12707280/from/ET/

HERE"S SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT:
Why didn't the Gov't question the SAFTEY of the products?  Hmm, because
they couldn't, because the purifiers are safe!  Don't tell me they
forgot to question the safety of the products!  Only those who DO NOT
understand how this technology works, try to knock it by comparing us
to ozone generators, hence:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12707280/from/ET/

Ok, now back to 2006.  We DO NOT RELY ON OZONE ANYMORE!

Our units use a process called Radiant Catalytic Ionization (RCI),
which combines high intensity UVX light with a patent-pending
multi-metallic coating to produce super oxide ions and hydro-peroxides,
which reduce airborne contaminants and odors.

This RCI technology is accepted in the field as a proven method,
http://news.spacefoundation.org/printable.cfm?releaseid=78C53360-FB93-1F99-8B178
36D4A156041

Like it or not, EcoQuest will continue to lead the field in Air
Purification:

KSU, EcoQuest Team to Advance Ionization for Food Safety
http://www.infectioncontroltoday.com/hotnews/65h5833061772.html

EcoQuest at forefront of clean air technology for last 20 years...
http://www.gulf-daily-news.com/Story.asp?Article=143927&Sn=BNEW&IssueID=29060

Grand Hyatt approves air purification system
http://www.tradearabia.com/tanews/newsdetails_snENV_article105259_cnt.html

Method combines ozone and ionization to kill pathogens
http://www.foodproductiondaily-usa.com/news/ng.asp?n=68010-ozone-ionization-pathogens

In the article, "Method combines ozone and ionization to kill
pathogens", it states, "The levels of ozone are very low in terms of
standards set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and
the Food and Drug Administration, he said."

LOWER THAN THE APPROVED LIMIT!

I will let the professionals who study Ozone to challenge EcoQuest and
the research team at Kansas State University.  Not old and outdated
reference material.

Looking at your website I noticed that you are in the air purification
field.  So you have a vested interest in trying to knock other
products. Go figure!

PS: Wow, you said that the EPA had a bad day!  The judge is quoted as
saying the actions were, "conscience-shocking"!
http://www.wnbc.com/news/6689847/detail.html

In fact, the judge went on to say, "No reasonable person would have
thought that telling thousands of people that it was safe to return to
lower Manhattan, while knowing that such return could pose long-term
health risks and other dire consequences, was conduct sanctioned by our
laws," U.S. District Judge Deborah A. Batts wrote.

Maybe the EPA didn't care about health.  Maybe they were more concerned
if Wall Street was back and running!

Not only has that, the EPA evens stated that they "gave misleading
assurances there was no health risk from the dust in the air after the
towers' collapse."
This is NOT a bad day, this was an apparent LIE!

This is ALSO not the first time the EPA has had trouble.
EPA Scientist Blasts EPA's Safe Drinking Water Standard for Fluoride
http://flouridealert.com/carton-affidavit.htm

It appears that the EPA will post info to the highest bidder on their
website.