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Note that "Lab Notes" are posted by Alpha Omega researchers and none of its content
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any disease. All anecdotal information is preliminary. 

Lab Notes : H3O & Poison Ivy/Oak/Sumac
"I had a poison oak rash on my lower arms, chest, neck and legs... I soaked a wash cloth in H3O solution and topically applied to all rash areas for several minutes, morning and night. After about 8 days of treatment, the rash was eliminated." "I had a bad case of poison oak -- I applied it topically for 5 days and it dried the weeping and stopped the itching. The pH of the solution was 2.0."

The body of cases we have claiming the effectiveness of H3O is dealing with poison ivy, oak or sumac is embarrasingly small. But given their conclusiveness, these claims merit further investigation.

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