Have you heard about ozone therapy before? This alternative medicine is gradually gaining prominence among the public and is known to treat a variety of diseases due to its ability to rebalance the body’s complex system.
What is Ozone therapy?
Historically ozone therapy was originally used during the first world war to treat infections before gradually getting scientific attention in the ’60s. Ozone is a gas (O3) that is used in several different industries but for the focus of this article, we will be narrowing down its purpose in the medical sector.
Although ozone gas is potentially harmful, through proper administration such as intravenous therapy, it can be applied to different body tissues.
What are its uses?
Ozone therapy has been studied and researched for almost a century and its effects are proven to be safe, reliable, and with minimal side effects. Today, it has widespread uses in the medical field however it should be administered by a qualified health practitioner. It generally works by inactivation of bacteria and viruses by stimulating the metabolism of oxygen and your immune system.
Ozone therapy can be used to treat the following
- Cancer
- Lyme disease
- Neurological disorders
- Lou Gering (ASL)
- Autoimmune & Chronic diseases
- Candida
- Anti-aging
- Diabetes
- Hypertension
- Cardiovascular diseases
- Detoxing
- Atherosclerosis
- Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Weight loss treatment
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Fibromyalgia
What are the benefits?
So what exactly are the benefits of ozone therapy to the body? Ozone therapy allows the body to do the following:
- Increase your energy levels
- Increase your sense of wellbeing
- Reduce your body’s pain levels
- Improve your body’s cognitive functions
- May lessen the effects of aging and allow you to look & feel younger
- Rebalances your body’s autoimmune system
- Improves your body’s immune system
How is Ozone administered?
There are two main ways in which ozone can be administered. These include:
- Systematic administration
Many people think that this produces stimulation of fundamental processes in the body. An example includes treatment of rectal insufflation and blood treatments. The systematic administration is great for treating cancer, infections, autoimmune system, biohacking, mold toxicity, Lyme disease, and many more.
- Local administration.
This may cause a positive effect for tissue that has been damaged in a localized area such as the mouth or hand. This type of treatment is great for infections, ulcers, cavitation, and nonhealing wounds by speeding up your healing process.
Final thoughts
We hope that this article has cleared up any questions that you were having regarding ozone treatment and its uses and benefits in the body. Our experts at Chiron Wellness Institute are available if you want to discuss more, answer any further questions, and book an appointment.
