Ozone Therapy
Ozone, a 3-atom oxygen compound. Ozone as a medication is produced from pure medical oxygen using modern equipment and always administered as an ozone/oxygen mixture by bypassing the airways.
It is administered internally and externally for a variety of diseases:
- · circulatory disorders
- · viral diseases
- · fungal diseases
- · infections, slow wound healing
- · chronic infections: vaginal infections, bladder infections, inflammatory bowel diseases, etc.
- · liver diseases
- · cancer
- · revitalisation
- burnout
How is ozone used?
Either as autohaemotherapy or externally as a gas supply from a closed system.
Which application method will be used and the frequency of treatment are dependent on the condition. Autohaemotherapies are typically used as a course of treatment: 8-10 treatments, one to two times a week.
When can ozone not be used?
- untreated hyperthyroidism
- haemophiliacs
- fresh haemorrhages
- glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase deficiency
- during pregnancy