How ozone is administered?

  • Ozonated bath and drinking water
  • Ozonated olive oil
  • Lymph massager
  • Intravenous drip, injections, rectal and vaginal applications
  • Topical applications
Bathing in ozone water. Small portable ozone generators that can be attached to your bathtub are now available. Regular soaking in ozone water, in the bathtub or hot tub, relaxes muscle tension, eases stiff joints, and allows oxygen to penetrate the skin making it soft and smooth. Ozone water therapy done at a clinic or a spa is used for the treatment of such problems as eczema, skin ulcers, arthritis, and circulation problems. Ozone water therapy is also available by using a steam cabinet.

Drinking ozone treated water. Concentrations of ozone can be diffused through drinking water prior to consumption by a simple diffuser. Drinking this water has proved helpful for patients with gastritis, indigestion, and ulcers, sore throats, thrush, and gum disease.

Ozonated olive oil. Ozonated olive oil is made by bubbling highly concentrated ozone gas through pure olive oil. This process takes several days of continues gas flow. The result is an effective strength oil that has the distinctive odor of ozone. Topical use of this oil allows ozone to enter the tissue and heal cuts, wounds, burns, ulcers, lesions, and infections. In massage, ozone penetrates the skin and oxidizes lactic acid and any other toxins that may be present, alleviating soreness and pain.

Lymph massager. To increase the oxygen level of the body, the use of a hand held lymph massager, which generates ozone, can be massaged over the skin, allowing oxygen-rich ozone to penetrate the skin. www.oxygenwand.com

Ozone bags. Ozone-resistant bags or body suits up to the neck are used to enclose the body. Ozone is then allowed to flow into the bag to heal wounds, skin conditions, ulcers, or simply to increase the body’s level of oxygen. Since ozone is readily adsorbed from the skin, large amounts of ozone can be absorbed in sessions between thirty minutes to one hour.

Ear-canal applications
. Used for ear infections and fluid in the ear, the tube of the ozone generator is placed next to the opening of the outer ear can. Ozone is allowed to flow into the outer ear canal for one or two minutes.
Joint injections. Ozone can be directly injected into the joints such as the hip, wrist, or knee to alleviate arthritic problems. Orthopedic doctors in Europe use this treatment with beneficial results.

Vaginal douches. Because ozone has the ability to destroy fungi and bacteria, physicians have found ozone to be very effective in treating vaginal infections.

Rectal infusions. Studies have found that ozone diffuses through the colon wall and is distributed into the circulatory system. Elevated levels of oxygen as high as 250% above normal have been recorded in the intestinal wall, venous blood, as well as the liver using this method.

Autochemotherapy. This is a method by which blood is removed from the patient’s body, mixed with ozone/oxygen, and returned to the body via intravenous drip. This is the most widely used ozone therapy, treating viral infections, HIV, hepatitis, cancer, multiple sclerosis, and other diseases.

Intravenous injections. With this method, the ozone/oxygen mixture is very slowly injected into the general blood circulation.