Ozone Therapy

Ozone therapy uses medical-grade ozone (O₃) to enhance cellular oxygenation, modulate the immune system, and stimulate the body's natural healing mechanisms. When administered properly, ozone acts as a biological response modifier—it activates antioxidant pathways, improves oxygen delivery to tissues, stimulates mitochondrial function, and has powerful antimicrobial effects.

Medical ozone is created by passing pure oxygen through an ozone generator, producing a precise mixture of oxygen and ozone. This can be administered through various routes: major autohemotherapy (mixing ozone with blood and reinfusing it), insufflation, injection into joints or tissues, or topically. Each method delivers unique therapeutic benefits depending on the condition being treated.

Ozone therapy has been used in European medicine for over a century and is gaining recognition in integrative medicine for its ability to treat infections, autoimmune conditions, chronic inflammation, circulatory problems, and cellular dysfunction. It's particularly valuable for conditions involving poor oxygenation, chronic infections, or immune dysregulation.