Ozone Therapy

Ozone Therapy is a powerful and well-studied supportive O₂ therapy that can deliver improved blood flow to cells, tissues, and organs, as well as activating cellular repair mechanisms.

Ozone Therapy & UVBI

Advanced Oxygen and Phototherapy for Cellular Resilience

At Anatara Medicine, Ozone Therapy and Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UVBI) are integrated into precision longevity protocols designed to support immune balance, mitochondrial efficiency, and systemic resilience. These therapies work through controlled oxidative and photonic signaling pathways that support the body’s natural regulatory mechanisms.

Together, ozone therapy and UVBI can help optimize oxygen utilization, redox balance, and immune signaling—three foundational elements of cellular health and biologic adaptability.

What Is Ozone Therapy?

Medical ozone therapy uses medical grade O₂ (oxygen) and adds an electron O₃ called Ozone, creating a highly reactive oxidant. Ozone can support physiologic oxygen metabolism and cellular signaling. Ozone has been studied in medical settings for over a century, first being used in the mid-1800s for sterilization and antimicrobial purposes in hospitals.

In modern integrative medicine, ozone therapy can be used to support:

  • Cellular oxygen utilization
  • Circulation and healthy vasodilation
  • Immune system regulation
  • Redox balance and antioxidant activity
  • Detoxification pathways in the liver and blood
  • Cellular resilience associated with healthy aging

Research published in medical journals suggest that controlled ozone exposure can influence oxidative signaling pathways, which can activate antioxidant defenses and help support immune modulation.

Because oxygen delivery plays a critical role in metabolism, recovery, and cellular repair, ozone therapy is often used as part of preventive longevity and performance medicine protocols.

How Ozone Therapy Works

Ozone therapy can be administered through several medical delivery methods. At Anatara Medicine, it is most commonly delivered through Major Autohemotherapy (MAH).

During this process:

  1. A small amount of blood is gently withdrawn.
  2. The blood is combined with ozone.
  3. The ozonated blood is exposed to the UVBI and then infused intravenously into the body.

This therapy typically takes 45 minutes per session, depending on the protocol and delivery method.

The interaction between ozone and blood components produces signaling molecules that stimulate antioxidant systems and support physiologic oxygen utilization. These mechanisms have shown to help improve circulation, cellular metabolism, and immune responsiveness.

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What Is Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UVBI)?

Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UVBI) is a form of phototherapy that supports immune regulation and oxidative balance.

Ultraviolet light has long been used in medical environments for its ability to neutralize microorganisms in air and water, and when used in controlled medical settings, UV light can also influence immune signaling and cellular defense mechanisms.

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Combining Ozone Therapy and UVBI

At Anatara Medicine, UVBI technology such as the Hemealumen® system is often combined with ozone IV therapy to help enhance therapeutic synergy.

While ozone supports oxygen metabolism and redox signaling, ultraviolet phototherapy provides additional immune-modulating stimulation, acting as two treatments in one.

Together, these therapies can support:

  • Cellular oxygen utilization
  • Mitochondrial energy production
  • Immune adaptability
  • Healthy inflammatory signaling
  • Systemic detoxification pathways

This integrative approach aligns with Anatara Medicine’s philosophy of precision preventive care and biologic optimization.

Oxygen Therapy for Performance, Recovery, and Longevity

Optimal oxygen delivery is essential for cellular metabolism, endurance, recovery, and healthy aging. Ozone therapy is sometimes incorporated into performance and recovery protocols because of its potential role in improving oxygen utilization and circulation.

In addition to intravenous therapy, ozone can be used through other medical delivery approaches depending on individual goals.

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Precision Longevity at Anatara Medicine

At Anatara Medicine, ozone therapy and ultraviolet blood irradiation are not used as isolated treatments. Instead, they are integrated into a comprehensive precision medicine strategy that may include:

  • Advanced biomarker testing
  • Nutrient and mitochondrial support
  • Detoxification and oxidative stress optimization
  • Personalized longevity protocols

Our approach focuses on improving cellular adaptability, metabolic efficiency, and long-term health resilience—the foundations of true longevity medicine.

Schedule a consultation to learn whether ozone therapy and UVBI may be appropriate for your personalized health optimization program.

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415-345-0099

Mon-Thurs: 9am-12pm & 1pm-4pm
Friday: closed

1700 California Street, Suite 520
San Francisco, CA 94109

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