Ozone Therapy

[Fed1000]

Has anyone tried it?

[Boscoejean]

Ozone therapy has possible hazards

medicinenet.com/can_ozone_t...

[Fed1000 in reply to Boscoejean]

Thank you, in Italy it is widely used also for PD.

[Fed1000 in reply to Fed1000]

Although there is no clear evidence of effectiveness.

[RonB1]

I had 5 treatments at a private clinic and it didn't help at all. I think my tremor got a bit worse actually.

[Fed1000 in reply to RonB1]

I am sorry. Thank you very much

[octonaut]

Hello Fed1000,

My (former) concierge doctor suggested a course of ozone therapy to treat my Parkinson’s symptoms. This was before I became a Health Unlocked member. I spent $4000 on treatments that did not do a single thing, beyond deplete my HSA. Steer clear, is my advice.

All the best to you.

[Fed1000 in reply to octonaut]

Thank you very much for information.

[kaypeeoh]

Ozone gas in the lab is known to break down the capsule protecting some infections. Once the capsule is breached antibiotics can attack and destroy. The gas can destroy certain rubber compounds. I've seen it eat holes in surgical gloves. I used ozone for years in my veterinary practice. It bolsters the body's immune response to infections and allergies. It does this at the microscopic level by upregulating mitochondria. When ozone is bubbled through olive oil it turns into a paste that is very effective at killing bacteria or fungi.