Ozone Therapy
Unsafe with pregnancy
The use and inhalation of ozone gas with the intention of promoting wellbeing. It usually aims to treat a disease or a wound. It is a colourless gas that 'smells like rain'
Caution
Many people have died as a result of ozone therapy
Many more have come to serious harm and life changing disabilities
Heart and lung damages are common side effects especially when inhaled or injected
Regular home generation of ozone contributes to the undesirable 'ozone pollution'
Avoid in:
Children
Asthma
Therapy for:
AIDS
Herpes zooster
Hepatitis B
Multiple sclerosis
Cancer
Alzheimer's dementia
Osteoarthitis
Herniated disks
Diabetic wounds and tissue damages
Infected wounds
Circulatory disorders
Viral diseases
Mouth infections
Oral hygiene
Activate antioxidants in the body
Boost immunity
Comments
Ozone (O3) is rich in oxygen & harsh to germs
This makes it tempting to use in all these condition above
However, it is needed in high doses to achieve these effects
The high dose required is also very damaging to the human cells and organs
Its use on skin and wounds have less-serious risks than if inhaled or injected
Its use is prohibited by a number of health organisations
Unsafe with diabetes
Unsafe with children
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