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This should be the right place for the information in which
I'm interested.
I've seen conflicting information generated by credible
researchers regarding the ability of relatively few d-
limonene molecules to interrupt that portion of the
inflammation process at the cellular level in which ozone
is required. Yet there is literature that seems to
contradict that d-l
vs. ozone effect.
Has this been discussed to death here, and I just missed it
on google?
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