Ozone Therapy
What we offer
Introduction of Ozone Therapy
Ozone Therapy is a medical treatment that utilizes medical-grade ozone gas (O₃)—a molecule made up of three oxygen atoms—for diverse health applications. Administered via injection, infusion, or topical methods, this therapy harnesses controlled, moderate oxidative stress to modulate biological functions, activate the immune response, and promote healing—especially in chronic, inflammatory, infectious, and degenerative conditions.
About the Therapy
Medical ozone is delivered by doctors as a minimally invasive therapy, via ozonated blood treatments, injections into joints or discs, or topical applications for wound care and infections.
Due to its tiny molecular size, hydrogen penetrates cell membranes and tissues easily, modulating multiple biochemical pathways rela
Ozone induces controlled oxidative stress, activating protective pathways (notably Nrf2) that upregulate antioxidant enzymes, reduce inflammation (NF-κB inhibition), and enhance blood flow and oxygen utilization in tissues.
ted to inflammation, oxidative damage, and cell death.
Ozone induces controlled oxidative stress, activating protective pathways (notably Nrf2) that upregulate antioxidant enzymes, reduce inflammation (NF-κB inhibition), and enhance blood flow and oxygen utilization in tissues.
ted to inflammation, oxidative damage, and cell death.
Beneficial for patients with chronic pain (arthritis, herniated discs), autoimmune diseases, vascular disorders, wounds, skin diseases, infections, and those undergoing recovery from surgery or wanting systemic wellness boosts.
Improves blood circulation and tissue oxygen delivery
Reduces inflammation and chronic pain
Stimulates immune function and speeds wound healing
Provides antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal effects
Aids cellular detoxification and enhances metabolism
Supports neuroprotection and tissue repair in degenerative disease.
When performed by medical professionals using certified equipment, ozone therapy is generally safe; treatment methods and doses are tailored to avoid toxicity.
Therapy occurs in a clinical setting under direct supervision; session length and frequency vary by indication, typically ranging from 20 to 60 minutes per session over several weeks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, under medically controlled conditions and with proper dosing; complications are rare when protocols are followed.
Most sessions last 20–60 minutes, depending on the route and condition treated.
Chronic joint pain, herniated discs, non-healing wounds, autoimmune and vascular disorders, recurrent infections, and some skin conditions.
Minor: temporary discomfort at the application site, mild fatigue; serious side effects are extremely rare in professional practice.
This depends on the condition: most protocols suggest a course of 5–10 sessions, sometimes more for chronic issues.
Yes, it is often used alongside conventional medicine, physical therapy, or wound care for synergistic benefit.
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