OZONE INSUFFLATIONS
A step towards your complete health
Ozone insufflations are a non-invasive therapy that involves administering ozone directly into the body cavities (such as joints or sinuses) to support cellular regeneration, reduce inflammation, and stimulate the body’s natural healing processes. Ozone is a powerful oxygenating agent, known for its ability to improve tissue oxygenation and accelerate toxin elimination from the body.
This procedure has multiple benefits, being used for chronic pain treatments, improving joint mobility, and alleviating respiratory issues, such as sinusitis. Additionally, ozone insufflations have a calming effect on the nervous system, helping reduce stress and restore internal balance. Ozone insufflation is an effective and safe therapy that contributes to improving your overall health.
- Pain and inflammation reduction: Ozone helps alleviate pain and reduce inflammation in joints and other affected areas.
- Supporting cellular regeneration: Stimulates natural processes of tissue regeneration.
- Improved oxygenation: Promotes efficient oxygenation of tissues and organs.
- Calming the nervous system: Has a relaxing effect, reducing stress and chronic fatigue.
- Stay properly hydrated before the procedure to support the effectiveness of the treatment.
- Avoid large meals before the session to allow your body to absorb ozone more effectively.
- Inform the therapist about any medical conditions or ongoing treatments.
- Relief from pain and joint stiffness.
- Reduced inflammation and improved mobility.
- A general sense of relaxation and relief from tension.
- Easier breathing and improved respiratory health in case of sinus issues.
For optimal results, it is recommended to undergo a series of 5-10 sessions at 1-2 week intervals. After the initial series, maintenance sessions can be scheduled based on individual needs and the specialist’s recommendations.
- Ozone insufflation is not recommended for individuals with severe respiratory or cardiovascular conditions.
- Pregnant women and those with severe ozone allergies should consult a doctor before the procedure.
- Avoid therapy if there are active infections or severe inflammation in the treated area.