Ozone

Ozone therapy involves the use of medical-grade ozone (O₃) gas to promote healing and reduce infection or inflammation. Different delivery methods target specific areas of the body:

Ozone Ear Insufflation: Ozone gas is gently introduced into the ear canal to address ear infections, sinus issues, and neurological conditions.

Ozone Nasal Therapy (Nasal Insufflation): Delivers ozone gas through the nostrils to support sinus health, reduce inflammation, and enhance respiratory function.

Limb Bagging: The affected limb is enclosed in a sealed plastic bag filled with ozone gas, often used to treat wounds, infections, ulcers, or skin conditions.

Ozone Cupping: A cup containing ozone is applied to the skin to allow topical ozone absorption; commonly used for localized pain, infections, or tissue regeneration.

Each method aims to harness ozone’s antimicrobial and oxidative properties, though scientific support varies.