OZONE THERAPY FOR DAMAGED CELLS
- Ozone is oxygen with three atoms.
- In nature, the ozone layer is created by the action of ultraviolet rays on atmospheric oxygen 20 to 30 km from the earth’s surface.
- It is also generated by action of high voltage thunder (lightening) on atmospheric oxygen near the earth and from the action of sea waves on oxygen at the sea shore.
- In the upper atmosphere, the ozone layer protects earth from the harmful effects of ultraviolet rays.
- In the lower atmosphere, ozone protects us from pollution by hydrocarbons by reacting with them to form non-toxic carbon dioxide and water.
1. Ozone’s effect on health
- It inactivates viruses, parasites, bacteria, yeast, fungi, parasites and protozoa.
- It stimulates the immune system and speeds healing of the body.
- It cleans arteries and veins to improve blood circulation.
- It oxidizes toxins and facilitates their excretion.
- It normalizes hormone and enzyme production.
- It reduces inflammation and pain.
- It scavenges free radicals.
- It stimulates production of protective enzymes.
2. Medical usage of ozone
- As ozone works on the cellular level, it can be effectively used for healing.
- When a cell is stressed by physical or chemical shock, or by viral, bacterial or fungal attack, its energy levels are reduced by the outflow of electrons and it becomes electropositive.
- Ozone possesses the third atom of oxygen which is electrophillic.
- The third atom’s free radical electrical charge seeks to balance itself electrically with material that has a corresponding unbalanced charge.
- Diseased cells, viruses, harmful bacteria and pathogens that carry such a charge attract ozone and its by-products.
- Ozone in the blood reacts with these oxidisable substrates killing viruses, bacteria and fungi.
- The metabolic waste products of these organisms are also oxidized and an oxygen-rich environment is provided in which healthy cells thrive.
- Healthy cells possess a balanced electrical charge and don’t react with ozone.
3. Methods of ozone application
- Through direct injection into a muscle, joint or a tumour.
- Through insufflations in the ear, vagina, rectum and urethra.
- Through ingestion of ozonated water.
- Through steam and sauna.