Ozone therapy is a specialized form of oxygen treatment that offers multiple health benefits by introducing ozone, a unique form of oxygen with an extra atom, into the body. Upon entering the body, ozone reacts with cell membranes, providing various advantages.

Ozone therapy facilitates healing, as oxygen is crucial for the immune system to combat bacteria, viruses, cancer cells, autoimmune diseases, and more. While ozone therapy doesn't directly treat diseases, it supports vital functions, removing barriers that hinder the body's natural healing ability.

Often compared to "exercise in a bottle," ozone therapy aids in improving oxygen utilization, which is essential for cellular energy production. As we age, mitochondrial function declines, leading to chronic illnesses and aging. Ozone therapy helps cells produce more energy, improves oxygen utilization, and promotes cellular healing and detoxification.

Ozone therapy has a long history and has been used for various medical conditions since the 19th century. It has been effective in addressing cardiovascular diseases, chronic infections, fatigue, autoimmune diseases, and other health issues.

Ozone therapy can be administered in several ways, including intravenously, through injections, limb bagging, intestinal insufflation, ozonated water, ozonated oils, and more.

The therapy works by increasing oxygen delivery to cells, killing bacteria and viruses, boosting cellular energy production, reducing oxidation levels, and modulating the immune system.

Prolozone therapy is an option for treating painful joints or areas, using a mixture of compounds and ozone for pain relief.