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Pain Relief and Less Inflammation

According to a 2014 study, Ozone therapy can treat chronic inflammation that may lead to oxidative cell damage.

Researchers found that ozone boosts AMPK activity, stands for Adenosine Monophosphate-Activated Protein Kinase that acts as antioxidants. As a result, it may reduce inflammation and the subsequent risk of disease.

Additionally, ozone acts on the nerve endings in the damaged tissue and limits pain intensity. To add to that, it normalizes the antioxidant system, which eases pain.

Better Joint Mobility

Lifestyle and aging can cause joint issues like rheumatoid arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome. These conditions impact joint mobility and, thus, the quality of life.

Ozone raises oxygen levels. Higher tissue oxygen levels, combined with less inflammation and pain, may help manage conditions affecting muscles, tendons, and joints.

Stronger Immune System

Ozone has a profound effect on the immune system.

Firstly, it may change the immune system to cope better with inflammation. It also stimulates the immune system to release specific hormones, proteins, and immune cells that start a cascade of immune responses.

These qualities have a calming effect on autoimmune disease without causing harsh side-effects.

It may also prevent infection by stimulating white blood cells and killing pathogens.

Improved Blood Circulation

Hypoxia is a condition where tissues don’t get enough oxygen causing cells to die. It can happen throughout the body, especially if you are anemic.

Ozone supplies more readily available oxygen and helps red blood cells carry oxygen. That is to say, it aids blood flow, which may reduce tissue damage.

Antifungal, Antibacterial, and Antiviral Properties

With antibiotic-resistant bacteria fast approaching apocalyptic proportions, scientists are turning to ozone as an alternative. What’s more, ozone could treat tick-associated diseases, such as Lyme disease, where patients don’t respond to antibiotics.

Using ozone as an antibacterial agent is nothing new. Ozone treatment has a long history. It started as a way to sterilize water, and medics used ozone disinfect wounds during WW1.

Likewise, it may prevent viruses from reproducing, kill parasites, and stop fungal growth.

Supports Cell Function

In addition to boosting antioxidant production, ozone supports cell function.

It gently stresses your cell energy centers, making them more resilient and more efficient at producing energy.

Better circulation also means more oxygen and nutrients reach cells.

Lastly, ozone helps counteract cell mutations, which may prevent some cancers.

Brain Function Benefits

A 2012 study found ozone may reverse some brain damage after stroke. Researchers believe that increased oxygen to the brain may be the reason for this.

Some healthy individuals also report better brain function and less brain fog after ozone therapy.

Wound Healing

Ozone targets abnormal cells and destroys harmful organisms. But, above all, it promotes healing by helping the body do what it does best – regenerate cells.

It may treat and prevent various skin conditions, such as infectious skin diseases, eczema, and acne as well.

Weight Loss and Detoxing Effects

Combining ozone therapy with healthy habits aids weight loss.
It helps remove toxins without putting stress on your organs, and it boosts metabolism. Finally, it may break down cellulite, burn fat, and reduce acidity levels.

Anti-aging Benefits

Cells need oxygen and nutrients to function well. But, as we age, our cells lose efficiency. In other words, cells don’t use as much oxygen, which escalates free radical damage and, ultimately, cell death.

Because ozone therapy increases oxygen levels and improves circulation, it helps cells renew. Its antioxidant properties fight free radical harm. Moreover, ozone may stimulate elastin and collagen, which contributes to its anti-aging effects.

Other anti-aging benefits may include better quality sleep and skin tone while creating a sense of well-being.

To sum up, ozone therapy improves the body’s capacity to tap into natural sources to heal itself and achieve balance. For this reason, most people can benefit from ozone therapy in some way. Its effects could get you to the next level in your healing journey and help you enhance your life.

Unlike some other therapy options, patients typically do not need to worry about recovery. While there are risks with all medications and treatments, side effects associated with IV ozone therapy are minimal. There is no downtime required, so patients can walk out of the facility on their own. The benefits of the treatment may be felt immediately; however, some patients won’t notice for a few days or weeks.

Potential Side Effects

Herxheimer Response

The Herxheimer response is a natural bodily process triggered by a greater prevalence of endotoxins. These substances are released when harmful microorganisms and bacteria are destroyed or die off. As damaging bacteria are destroyed, they release previously contained endotoxins into the bloodstream. This allows the toxins to be transported to the appropriate system and subsequently expelled from the body. However, rapid destruction of bacteria can cause an influx of endotoxins resulting in greater toxicity. When this occurs, the immune system responds by triggering an acute immune response resulting in inflammation that may be experienced throughout the body. This can cause worsening of current symptoms and the development of new symptoms.

Typically, symptoms develop within a couple of hours to several days after treatment. However, depending on the location of the bacteria, symptoms may develop later.

Because of the sudden worsening of symptoms, it is common for patients to feel that the severity of their condition has increased due to the treatment. However, even though treatment causes a temporary increase in symptom intensity due to greater release of toxins the condition ultimately improves. The body responding in this way usually means that the treatment is working effectively.

A Herxheimer reaction can last for a week or upwards of multiple months. The duration of the reaction is dependent on individual patient factors. Perhaps the greatest determinant of reaction length is what condition is being treated and its status. For example, Lyme disease is more likely to cause longer Herxheimer reactions. Other factors include the body’s ability to transport toxins and other debris, and the patient’s overall health. Therefore, each patient experiences Herxheimer reactions at a different level of severity and varying duration.

As long as the Herxheimer reaction is not severe, treatment should continue. It is common for patients to be alarmed or concerned about the development of new symptoms and stop treatment. However, if the symptoms are caused by a Herxheimer reaction, it is best to continue treatment as long as symptoms are bearable.