Who benefits from ozone therapy?

I recently found out that an ozone therapy room was opened in a clinic not far from our house. It got interesting. Could you tell us about this?

“Dear editors! I recently found out that an ozone therapy room was opened in a clinic not far from our house. It got interesting. Could you tell us about this? Maybe I’ll go and get some ozone treatment...
Tamara Savina, Elektrostal.

Dear Tamara! In order for you to understand how ozone therapy works, I will give an example. Imagine that our body is a stove. This means that life is a slow burning process. And if there is little oxygen in our stove, it simply burns out. The same is true in the body: if there is little O2 in it, it is gradually depleted. Oxygen charges our so-called buffer and support systems.

They are the ones who give the body energy and make up its safety margin. Such a valuable resource must be restored.

Doctors have learned to do this with the help of ozone therapy. The method is simple. First, ozone is introduced into the human body, and already in the blood it breaks down into oxygen and saline solution. Agree, it’s quite simple, but in this way you can get rid of many very difficult ailments. Thus, ozone therapy resolves boils, helps with diabetes, coronary heart disease, and headaches. By the way, headaches that occur in women during menstruation can be classified as a special category. Ozone therapy helps these ladies get rid of unpleasant side effects for six months!

And I would like to say separately that ozone fights ischemia. There was a case when I was asked to provide ozone therapy to a patient with an ischemic stroke of the brain. The patient sat like a plant for two weeks and ended up with me. I myself did not immediately believe that the method would work in this most difficult case. However, after the first procedure the patient began to speak! And after the tenth, he completely ran to the garage to fix the car. Ozone perfectly stimulates metabolic processes, increases the body's immunity and resistance, and saturates the body's cells with energy. During ischemia, the vessels are closed, little blood flows into them, and the blood that does reach is poor in oxygen. Reserve systems are depleted and need to be supported. And ozone copes with this perfectly.

Yet the most accurate assessment of ozone therapy was given by my nurse partner. She said: “You can’t fool pensioners; if they come to see us in droves, it means that ozone therapy really works.” Agree, it is much easier to visit a doctor once every six months than to wait in line at clinics every week.

Physiotherapist consultation:
Pavel Latyshev, doctor of the Central District Hospital, Neftekumsk