Ozone Therapy

Ozone therapy is a powerful integrative medicine treatment that uses ozone and oxygen to stimulate the body’s natural healing mechanisms. This procedure is widely adopted in clinical and hospital settings in many parts of the world.

We specialize in multiple types of ozone therapy to relieve chronic conditions, reduce inflammation, treat pain, reduce infections, detoxify, and more.

What is Ozone Therapy?

Ozone therapy is a treatment that uses a combination of ozone and oxygen to stimulate your body’s natural healing process. When used in controlled doses with internationally approved treatment methods, medical-grade ozone can provide therapeutic benefits that may enhance your quality of life and longevity.

We offer several types of ozone therapy tailored to your needs and health goals.

Types of Ozone Therapy We Offer

We offer multiple types of ozone therapy to address your specific needs, including:

EBOO therapy - extracorporeal blood ozonation and oxygenation, our strongest IV ozone treatment that involves high dosages of ozone, oxygen, UV light, and blood filtration.
IV ozone 10-Pass method - intravenous ozone therapy method for patients needing high dosages of ozone.
IV ozone MAH method - major autohemotherapy, intravenous ozone therapy for patients that do not need high dosages of ozone.
Prolozone® injections - for joint and soft tissue injuries, arthritis, or pain.
Nasal insufflation - administered of ozone through the nasal passages.
Nasal oil inhalation - ozone for respiratory and sinus conditions.
Vaginal insufflation - ozone for vaginal health and infections.
Bladder insufflation - ozone for bladder-related issues.
Rectal insufflation - ozone administered rectally.
CheZone™ - combination therapy involving IV ozone and chelation for detoxification and heavy metal toxicity.
Ear insufflation - ozone administered through the ears.

We can determine the appropriate ozone method for you after a thorough medical history review, testing, and exam.

Benefits of Ozone Therapy

Some of ozone therapy’s essential benefits include:

Enhanced immune response
Reduced infection levels
Better blood flow for improved oxygen delivery to cells
Reduced inflammation
Relieved pain
Heightened vitality
Improved maximum oxygen uptake during exercise (VO2 max)
Elevated levels of natural antioxidants
Enhanced cellular energy production for faster recovery (improved mitochondrial function)

We customize your ozone treatment depending on your needs and health goals.

Who Should Consider Ozone Therapy?

Ozone therapy can help improve the health of many acute and chronic conditions, including:

Lyme disease and co-infections
Arthritis
Injuries
Mold toxicity
Long COVID
Autoimmune conditions
Cancer integrative care
Chronic pain
Chronic infections
Chronic Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)
Fibromyalgia
Chronic fatigue
Cardiovascular health
Neurologic health

Regular ozone therapy may also help support your overall health including:

Longevity
Vitality
Quality of life
Disease prevention
Athletic and exercise performance

What is the Strongest Systemic Ozone Treatment?

EBOO therapy is the strongest systemic ozone treatment by combining the benefits of high dosages of ozone, oxygen, blood filtration, and UV light therapy. This treatment is ideal for patients who need strong immune and detoxification support.

Ozone & UV Treatment of the Blood

UV treatment is standard with our EBOO therapy, and we can also optionally add it to our MAH and 10-pass ozone therapies. For this treatment, we use the Hemealumen device, which is considered the strongest blood-light treatment available.

What Therapies Can Be Done with Ozone Therapy?

Our top recommendations to improve overall ozone therapy include:

Red Light Therapy - for patients with fatigue and inflammation concerns.
LymphaPress® Lymphatic Massage - for patients with lymphatic, detox, and circulation concerns.

Ozone for Pain Management

Ozone can be injected directly into the area of pain, a treatment known as Prolozone. Ozone injections can be paired with focused shockwave therapy, PRP injections, and A2M injections for more severe cases.