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Ozone Therapy

     Ozone therapy leverages the unstable molecular structure of ozone, which triggers oxidation reactions. These reactions effectively kill and inhibit bacteria, fungi, viruses, and anaerobic microorganisms (those that can survive without oxygen). Additionally, ozone helps eliminate toxins and waste products from the body, facilitating their excretion through the liver and kidneys. Moreover, it stimulates the body to produce sufficient white blood cells, thereby bolstering the immune system. As a result, ozone therapy is beneficial for individuals with various infectious conditions, such as hepatitis, herpes, shingles, allergies, and cancer.

Benefits of Ozone Therapy:

• Stimulates the production of white blood cells for enhanced immune defense.
• Increases the efficiency of white blood cells in eliminating pathogens, with a 400-900% increase in gamma-interferon levels.
• Stimulates the release of interleukins from lymphocytes, further enhancing pathogen elimination.
• Improves the flexibility of white and red blood cells, enabling them to circulate more effectively through capillaries. This is particularly beneficial for treating chronic diabetic wounds and pressure ulcers.
• Boosts energy production in mitochondria, alleviating fatigue and enhancing athletic performance.
• Stimulates the production of antioxidant enzymes such as superoxide dismutase, catalase, and glutathione peroxidase.

Important Considerations for Ozone Therapy:

• Each ozone therapy session typically lasts around 30 minutes.
• A comprehensive medical examination is necessary to assess overall health before undergoing ozone therapy.
• After the procedure, individuals can usually resume their normal activities without the need for rest. However, it's advisable to avoid carrying heavy objects or bags with the arm used for the injection, as there may be a small puncture wound in the blood vessel that could lead to bleeding or bruising.