Ozone Therapies

Ozone Therapies

Ozone or O³ is an unstable molecule consisting of 3 oxygen atoms. Discovered in the mid nineteenth century, its primary purpose in the atmosphere was to protect the Earth from UV radiation. This colorless, acrid smelling, explosive molecule is stable in 0 degrees temperature, but rapidly degrades as temperature increases.

During the 1950’s, ozone was used extensively in Europe, particularly in Germany, as a disinfecting agent. Now, ozone is used as a bactericidal and virucidal agent for almost all infections. These include HIV, SARS, and Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus.

Ozone also activates the immune system, by increasing production of interferon, Tumor necrosis factor and Interleukin-2. It also promotes red blood cells glycolysis rate.

Presently there have been numerous methods of medical ozone treatments:

  1. Insufflation of ears, rectal and vaginal cavities
  2. Bagging of non healing wounds with ozone
  3. IV fluid ozonization
  4. Ozone hemotherapy, where blood is extracted, ozonated and reinfused or injected to affected areas
  5. Extracorporeal Blood oxygenation and ozonization (EBOO) involves passing blood through a dialysis filter. The blood is then ozonated before it is returned to the patient.

EBOO (video) is probably the best of the best in terms of ozone treatments. It is especially beneficial for those with chronic illnesses. These include diabetes, chronic renal diseases, autoimmune disorders, multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, as well as cancer.