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any disease. All anecdotal information is preliminary. 

Lab Notes : H3O & Chronic Gas
"We have twins (born 12/96), who were experiencing what seemed to be gas pains. They would arch their backs and were fussy. On or about 8/1/97, I began giving the twins a mixture of approximately 4 ounces of spring water with 5 drops of already diluted H3O. The dilution used the same water source - 1/2 teaspoon to 1 quart. Once (the H3O researcher) was aware of what I was doing, he suggested that I discontinue giving this solution. This was on or about 8/9/97. After stopping, the twins "gas" returned, but not as severe... Every now and then i sneak a bottle in when they seem extra fussy and it helps."

A variety of reports have come in that H3O works quite well for gas, and perhaps colic. Much more research will need to be done in this area, but the weight of anecdotal reports provides the basis for additional research.
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