Medical Ozone is known to have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and anti-microbial properties. It has a natural antioxidant affect.

Medical ozone delivers super enriched oxygen to the cells of the body helping them to function better. This may be by reducing inflammation or fighting infection, which helps the body to heal or repair itself.

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This means it helps reduce pain and discomfort and repairs damaged tissue.

The science behind Medical Ozone

Ozone (O3), a gas discovered in the mid-nineteenth century, is a molecule consisting of three atoms of oxygen. Since it's discovery, through clinical trials, researchers now believe it has many therapeutic effects.

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An electrical charge is passed through the O2 molecule, breaking the 2 atoms apart to become O1. O1 is unstable in its singular form so creates a weak bond with an O2 molecule creating O3. When in contact with a microbe, O3 destroys the microbe and in the process the single O1 atom is consumed leaving the O2 molecule behind.

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In clinical use the gas which is produced from medical grade oxygen is administered in very precise doses (never via inhalation), results have shown that it has excellent health benefits including, decrease blood cholesterol and stimulation of antioxidative responses, modifies oxygenation in resting muscle and is used in complementary treatment of hypoxic and ischemic syndromes.

How it works

Ozone therapy fights viral and bacterial infection to treat a range of illnesses and conditions, reduce pain and inflammation or to improve overall health and wellness.

• Ozone carries increased oxygen to the cells, ensuring they can function and perform their role in the body properly

• Reduces inflammation at a cellular level improving tissue repair

• Enhances immune response, fighting infection

• Kills most bacteria and viruses

Medical Ozone Therapy is not only safe, it is healing.

Numerous studies over the last two decades have confirmed it is safe, effective, and beneficial, with minimal and preventable side effects.

Confusion surrounding Ozone being unsafe often come from understanding the difference between Ozone and Medical Ozone. Ozone gasses in the atmosphere are a pollutant and can be harmful to life if inhaled in large quantities over prolonged periods. Medical Ozone is made of pure O3, which is safe when administered by fully trained, experienced professionals, and is never inhaled.

Ozone is a molecule composed of three oxygen atoms. While two of these atoms form the basic oxygen molecule that we breathe, the third oxygen atom can detach and reattach to molecules of other substances, altering their chemical composition. This reactive nature allows ozone to interact with pollutants in the air, causing irritation through the production of free radicals.

This same ability for the third oxygen atom to detach and reattach makes ozone effective in therapy. It can inactivate bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeast, and protozoa, stimulate oxygen metabolism, and activate the immune system.

Medical Ozone Therapy has been helping people since the 1940s and the testimonials speak for themselves.

We have only received 100% positive feedback from our treatment.

Research studies on the effectiveness of Medical Ozone are increasing and you can find some publicly available on websites such as Research Gate.

We have more information on our associated website about how Ozone works which you can find here.

If you want to find out even more about Medical Ozone we suggest visiting the Ozone Society or The International Scientific Committee of Ozone Therapy.

Medical Ozone Therapy has a range of applications, the list of uses is almost endless. The best results have been found in treatment of wounds, diabetes, lyme disease, joint/back pain, arthritis and respiratory conditions.