Oxygen-ozone therapy

Ozone is nothing more than a gas that naturally forms in the atmosphere due to electrical discharges that alter the stable molecular structure of oxygen (O2), transforming it into O3. A molecule of ozone is composed of three oxygen atoms and is characterized by a strong instability. This is because one of the three atoms can separate to bond with other molecular structures, allowing the oxygen molecule (O2) to return to its stable form.

The benefits of ozone come precisely from this instability.

Ozone forms a thin layer in the atmosphere that absorbs and blocks part of the UV rays. It is constantly produced in the upper atmosphere and, being heavier than air, tends to accumulate on the Earth's surface. As it descends, it binds to various contaminants, performing a true air sanitation. This process, with ozone as the main actor, allows nature to initiate a self-purifying system.
Ozone also promotes plant growth when, by combining with rainwater, it forms hydrogen peroxide.

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Ozone has a very high oxidizing capacity that kills bacteria by attacking the molecular structure of their protective membranes and altering their internal enzymes. It is also capable of effectively eliminating viruses, fungi, molds, pesticides, heavy metals, nitrates, nitrites, and other potentially harmful substances. It transports oxygen and plays a fundamental role in various biological processes.

The most well-known benefits of oxygen-ozone therapy are:

• • Pain-relieving, anti-inflammatory, and muscle-relaxing properties;
• • Improvement of cellular metabolism;
• • Immunomodulating effects, as oxygen-ozone therapy normalizes and balances the immune system, acting against immunodeficiencies (stimulating the immune system) and against excessive immunosuppressive reactions such as allergies or autoimmune diseases;
• • Improvement of blood circulation, especially microcirculation in capillaries; lipolytic effects that dissolve body fats. It is very effective against cellulite and localized fat deposits and has a strong antibiotic and antifungal effect, allowing to avoid the use of drugs.

• Lumbosacral disc herniation;
• Fibromyalgia;
• Lumbosciatica;
• Osteoarthritis (especially of the knee, shoulder);
• Cervical and lumbar pain;
• Musculoskeletal pain (epicondylitis, painful shoulder);
• Revitalization;
• Antioxidant effect;
• Metabolic unlocking;
• Venous insufficiency in the lower limbs (varicose veins, capillaries);
• Vascular and tension headaches;
• Articular rheumatism;
• Acne;
• Adjunctive in chemotherapy/radiotherapy;
• Peripheral arteropathies;
• Herpes Simplex and Zoster;
• Antibiotic-resistant infections;
• Degenerative maculopathy;
• Neurovascular diseases;
• Chronic fatigue syndrome.

There are various types of treatments:

• • Major autohemotherapy: by drawing about 150 cc of blood from a vein in the patient's arm. The blood is collected in a certified bag. The needle is not removed from the patient’s arm, and meanwhile, a special device inserts a gas mixture of oxygen and ozone into the bag and mixes it with the drawn blood. The tourniquet is then removed from the patient’s arm, the bag is lifted, and the blood flows back into the patient’s body, enriched with ozone and all its beneficial effects;
• • Vaginal or rectal insufflations: the oxygen-ozone mixture is insufflated into the respective areas through small catheters. The ozone thus comes into direct contact with tissues affected by infections, inflammations, irritations, pain, or other discomfort conditions.