Ozone (O3) Therapy - Powerful Bio-oxidative Healing Tool
What is Ozone Therapy? - Simple Instructions
What does ozone therapy offer us for restoring health?
An appropriately dosed ozone therapy protocol is a therapeutic biooxidative
therapy:
Biooxidative
Therapy - Oxidative / Oxygenating
• Deals
with toxins and microbes in the body
• Enhances
immune system function
• Oxygenates
• Increases
cellular energy output
Ozone's beneficial
health functions
International M.D.'s list of 33 major diseases successfully treated
with
ozone
(Note:
ozone removes viruses and bacteria from blood,
both in vivo and stored)
Ozone Successfully used with:
AIDS
Herpes
Hepatitis
Mononucleosis
Cirrhosis of the liver
Gangrene
Cardiovascular Disease
Arteriosclerosis
High Cholesterol
Cancerous Tumors
Lymphomas
Leukemia
Ozone Highly effective with:
Rheumatoid and other Arthritis
Allergies of all types
Multiple Sclerosis
Ozone Ameliorates:
Alzheimers Disease
Senility
Parkinson's
Ozone Effective with:
Proctitis
Colitis
Prostate problems
Trichomoniasis
Candidiasis
Cystitis
Externally, Ozone effective treating:
Acne
Burns
Leg ulcers
Open sores
wounds
Eczema
Fungus
For a complete list of health problems treated with
ozone :
Health problems
helped with ozone therapy
Ozone in nature and industry
Nature uses ozone to protect
the earth from the sun's harmful UV rays and cleanse the atmosphere of pollutants
Industry has many applications for
ozone. These include food preservation,
sewage/water treatment and sterilization
Ozone in nature and
industry
What happens in ozone Therapy?
Ozone (nicknamed "Active
Oxygen ") is applied topically or introduced into the
body in low, controlled amounts as a biooxidative
therapy. Being unstable, ozone
decays back to O2 , within 45 mins.
or so, and in so doing, it releases an
Excited oxygen ATOM
O1 *
and a "fighting tiger" (microbe-destroying)
singlet oxygen
molecule
(1 O2 * ) ,
which itself emits health beneficial
near infrared energy .
At appropriate doses , all of these products can be safely put to work
to rid the body of toxins and improve circulation, immune function and energy
production, and even destroy cancer cells .
Ozone has a Short
Life. If
ozone does not find something to
oxidize , then after about 45 minutes it reverts to
oxygen , which the body can also certainly use to its
benefit
Ozone Chemistry
Ozone therapy can be done in a clinic or at home
Either a Cold Plasma or Corona Discharge
ozone generator is used to produce
ozone from
oxygen. The cold plasma
generator is preferred for therapeutic purposes and is readily available for sale
to the general public -it produces greater amounts of
ozone , is more durable and has less problems. In fact, the original cold
plasma generators were invented by Nikola Tesla in the 1920s and still work 80 years
later. UV lamp ozone generators are more suitable
for air purification.
Clinical use of
ozone therapy in the treatment of infected
tissues and wounds began in WWI Europe. Today
Germany has several thousand doctors applying ozone
therapy, and after extensive research ozone has
entered the mainstream in Russian healthcare. Its use is now spreading to other
parts of the world too -E.g. Cuba has a very active ozone
program in its health-care system. Ozone therapy
has not been established in North America because, compared to the current high-profit
solutions involving pharmaceuticals, radiation/chemotherapy and surgery,
ozone 's profit-making ability is negligible and
does not warrant the cost of the expensive research required by the FDA.
In the U.S., recently passed legislation allows physicians to legally apply
ozone therapy in their practice without fear of
prosecution, in Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Minnesota, New York, North Carolina,
Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, and Washington.
"Do-it-Yourself".
With the right equipment and know-how, ozone therapy
can be applied at home.
How to apply ozone
(O3 ) therapy at home
Ozone therapy safety record
The medical use of
ozone has an excellent safety record with
a lack of toxic side effects. After millions of treatments
over nearly 100 years.