The use of OZONE in medicine is referred to as medical ozone therapy. Both externally (over the damaged skin) and internally (referred to as “systemic” Ozone Therapy Treatments) can use it. Ozone is used in medicine all across the world, including Asia, South America, and Europe. Ballast clinics are acquiring it as well in North America.

Ozone has a startlingly wide range of applications in the field of medicine, from boosting the immune system. To the successful treatment of internal systemic illnesses of all varieties, from chronic degenerative diseases like the common cold and flu that can weary and derail us all, to fumigating and healing exterior wounds, cuts, and burns, to controlling premature indications of ageing.

A practitioner will need to employ the right ozone generator in order to perform medical ozone therapy. The majority (nearly all) ozone generators on the market today are not suitable for use in medical settings. It becomes vital for you to ensure that the ozone you are utilising is pure and clear of any potential contaminants, foreign materials, or adulterants in order to utilise ozone medically.

The best approach to validate this is to make sure that, when within the ozone generator, no ozone comes into touch with any rubber, plastic, ceramic, or metal. You must also ensure that the ozone is present at the correct intensities or concentrations.