Ozone Therapy

What is ozone therapy and its benefits?

Ozone may support vasodilation to increase circulation and may support higher levels of oxygen oxygen to cells, tissues and organs.

Clinical experience and studies suggest it modulates the immune response.

Oxygenation is paramount in providing vital components for healing, immunity and even anti-aging. It may support blood and liver detoxification, we find it helpful for the immune system.

It is a great supportive therapy for priming the body to receive other treatments such as nutrient therapy, joint treatments, and anti-oxidant therapies.

It is administered intravenously or rectally. We also use it with our aesthetics and joint patients.

Pathogens of all kinds are anaerobic, meaning they cannot survive in an oxygen rich environment. So whether it be virus, bacteria, fungus, yeast, mold, etc., ozone may be beneficial for these conditions.

Ozone can also be used as a great tool for maximizing athletic performance and recovery. Ozone can give an aerobic advantage for endurance and can also work synergistically with other performance treatments such as PEMF, nutrition, cryotherapy, hyperthermia and more.

Ozone may decrease degeneration of cells and tissue keeping not only our internal organs healthy, but allowing our skin, hair and nails to also stay vibrant and youthful.

Ozone Basics

Ozone Therapy was first used medically in the mid-1800’s as a sterilization method in operating rooms. Later, it was used as a treatment for a wide variety of illnesses including tuberculosis. It is now commonly used to treat disease and enhance anti-aging.

Ozone can be administered intravenously (IV), via injection, vaginally, rectally and even locally to an area like a toe or hand to aid in the healing process. These therapies typically take 15-60 minutes per session, depending on the delivery method.

As the blood is inundated with oxygen and ozone, it creates a balanced environment within the body. Ozone therapy provides an overall (holistic) approach to assisting with healthy aging and disease.

While the benefit of ozone in the bloodstream and organs is currently being researched, new facts are coming to light regarding using Ozone Therapy as a supportive, alternative approach.

Our practitioners will discuss the potential benefits and risks of ozone therapy with you. Different doses and concentrations are typically used for intravenous ozone, which is often called MAH or major autohemotherapy.