Ozone Therapy

What is Ozone Therapy?

Ozone therapy is a unique treatment that both detoxifies and heals the body. Ozone therapy can be used for many chronic illnesses including chronic infections(Lyme, viral, Fungal), autoimmune issues, colitis, allergies, bladder issues, multiple sclerosis, chronic fatigue, acute infections (sinus, skin, etc.), aging process, etc.

Ozone doesn't cure these conditions, but it helps the body through better oxygen utilization begin to heal.

How Does Ozone Therapy Work?

•  It’s a natural detoxifier: It is able to bind with toxins because it has an extra negative ion charge. Since most of the toxins in the environment and heavy metals have a positive charge, the ozone binds with them and neutralizes them into something that can no longer negatively affect our bodies, and then the body is able to remove them.
• It’s a natural antiviral, antibiotic, antifungal, and antiparasitic: Ozone is about 4,500 times more powerful at killing these organisms than is chlorine bleach, and of course, chlorine is very toxic to the body, whereas ozone is not. 
• It's a natural immune system booster: Just like the immune system produces its own ozone to defend and heal the body, the introduction of medical ozone into the body helps the immune system defend you better.
• It modulates and reduces inflammation: It also stimulates the body’s natural anti-inflammatory response. Reducing and eliminating inflammation is a critical step in addressing any disease process.
• It resets the mitochondria: Ozone allows them to reset and make more energy and this often leads to a decrease in fat.
• Improves the condition of the blood: Ozone therapy helps blood cells to function properly, improves cell motility, cleans the blood, improves circulation and cellular metabolism, and tends to decrease uric acid in the body. 

Potential health benefits of Ozone Therapy

• Immune system support because ozone therapy activates your immune system and boosts immunity.
• Improved blood circulation, as more oxygen travels to your cells, tissues, and organs.
• Protection from invaders like bacteria, viruses, and fungi by halting their growth and reducing their survival.
• Reduced oxidative stress, which is an imbalance of cell-damaging free radicals and protective antioxidants that can lead to inflammation and chronic disease.