Ozone is a chemical compound consisting of 3 oxygen atoms and is a source of the atmosphere and a high-energy form of oxygen. The importance of ozone, which is the source of the blue color of the sky, for life on earth has been proven by scientific research in recent years. Ozone, which has gained a much more important place in the medical world day by day, achieves successful results in the treatment of many diseases. Ozone gas used in treatment is produced from pure oxygen in medical ozone generators. The ozone produced is always used in a mixture with oxygen in the treatment. Ozone therapy without any side effects can be applied to everyone.
How is Ozone Therapy Applied?
The most important feature of ozone therapy is that it can be given to the body in different ways, specific to the patient and the disease.
Major Method: With this most commonly used method, 100 cc of blood is taken, mixed with ozone, the dose of which is determined, and then given back to the person.
Minor Method: 2-5 cc of blood taken from the person is mixed with ozone at the specified dose and injected into the muscle.
Giving Ozone Gas to Body Cavities: Rectal – Ozone is given through the rectum, vaginal and ear canal by spraying, etc.
Giving Ozone Gas into the Joint: In joint disorders, a certain dose of ozone gas is given into the joint with a suitable needle.
What are the Benefits of Ozone Therapy?
It is a strong antimicrobial agent with bactericidal (bactericidal), fungicidal (fungicidal) and virostatic (preventing virus proliferation) properties. Major Autohemotherapy
