What is BioOzone?

Major Autohemotherapy (MAH) or Ozone therapy is a treatment that involves administration of ozone gas (three oxygen molecules) to stimulate healing and improve various health conditions. This therapy is administered via IV where it infuses it into the bloodstream. The potential benefits of ozone include, enhancing oxygen delivery to tissues, improving immune system function, and its ability to combat microorganisms.

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How does BioOzone Work?

Ozone is Oxygen ( O2) with the addition of an extra oxygen (O) molecule. This O3 O2 + O substance is very unstable and must be mixed with a product to become most useful. To utilize ozone in IV form, it is mixed with equal parts of blood and gently agitated by a physician or nurse. This process allows for the ozone to be converted to oxygen in the blood. White blood cells produce a response to boost the entire immune system to fight off any unwanted virus or bacteria. This oxygen rich environment proves unwelcoming for chronic conditions infections, inflammation much more.

These therapies are used to heal and detoxify at the same time. The body’s first line of defense against bacteria, virus, yeast and parasites is Oxidation. Microbes thrive off of an anaerobic (lack of oxygen) system. By increasing the amount of oxygen in the body we can help treat a variety of diseases

What Can I Expect from IV Therapy?

The specific experience of IV therapy can vary depending on the individual and the type of therapy used. However, here are some general expectations you may have during an IV therapy session:

Monitoring

While you receive the IV therapy, your healthcare provider will monitor your vital signs, such as your blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels, to ensure your safety.

Effects

You may start to feel the effects of the IV therapy immediately, such as increased hydration and energy. However, the full effects of the therapy may take several days to develop, depending on the specific therapy and your individual health status.

Monitoring

While you receive the IV therapy, your healthcare provider will monitor your vital signs, such as your blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels, to ensure your safety.

Infusion

Once the IV catheter is in place, IV therapy will be administered through the catheter. The infusion can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours, depending on the type and dose of the therapy.

The patient will receive an IV, blood is removed from the patient and mixed with ozone

Ozone is then injected and mixed with the blood

The patient’s blood is then given back to the patient