WHAT IS OZONE?
Ozone is a very energetic form of pure oxygen produced in nature. The new growth in rain forests and the plankton in the sea are continually producing ozone, which rises up into the stratosphere forming a layer which filters out a lot of harmful ultraviolet radiation. Ozone is also produced by industrial emissions, which does not rise up but causes smog and is harmful to humans and to plants.
Ozone attaches to particles of pollutants and toxic waste in the atmosphere, oxidizing them and thereby effectively neutralizing them. Due to the enormous quantities of pollutants emitted by the industrial world, the ozone layer has become severely depleted, making humans more susceptible to sunburn.
Medical ozone can be generated by exposing oxygen to an electric field. The oxygen gas which has 2 atoms [O2] is split, and the atoms regroup into threes [O3]. This ozone gas [O3] is unstable and soon rearranges itself into oxygen [O2] again.
Ozone was used in Germany before the 2nd World War, as a very effective and cheap means of sanitising municipal drinking water. This function is being explored again by modern industrialists.
Medical ozone is also a therapeutic tool of great power, which can aid the body in regaining health.
THE IMPORTANCE OF OXYGEN
Healthy cells in the body need and love oxygen. Most undesirable micro-organisms are anaerobic, which means that they thrive in the absence of oxygen; in fact, they are destroyed by the presence of oxygen. Organisms such as fungi, parasites, bacteria, and primitive viruses like HIV, Epstein Barr, Coxsackie and Cytomegalovirus are often associated with states of ill health. Note that conventional medicine blames these micro-organisms for many chronic illnesses.
The body becomes deprived of adequate levels of oxygen through improper breathing, polluted air, inadequate nutrition and junk foods, and stress. This provides an anaerobic environment in which the micro-organisms thrive.
Healthy cells which have sufficient oxygen and nutrients, manufacture an enzyme coating around themselves which protects them against invasion. Oxygen starved cells are unable to produce enough enzymes to fortify their cell walls; they subsequently become weaker and more vulnerable.
In addition, cancer begins when a normal cell cannot get enough oxygen. If the level of available oxygen falls below 60%, a cancer response is triggered in the cells. In order to survive the cell begins to ferment sugar instead of burning it. This results in a greatly reduced energy output, which means that a proper enzyme coating cannot be maintained around the cell. The restriction on cell replication is inactivated, and the cell begins to make copies of itself wildly.
Heat is continually generated through the chemical action of oxygen upon carbon, which releases carbon dioxide for elimination. If insufficient oxygen is present, carbon monoxide is produced instead. Carbon monoxide is an irritant to the nervous system, interferes with organ functions, reduces basal body temperature, and prevents oxygen uptake by the red blood cells. This has the effect of debilitating the body, thus making it susceptible to infection and disease.
HOW DOES OZONE WORK?
1.Inactivation of bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeasts and protozoa
Ozone has been shown to destroy the outer shell of most micro-organisms, thereby penetrating the cell membrane and altering the DNA. Sophisticated organisms such as human cells have enzymes that can re stabilize disrupted DNA, whereas primitive organisms do not have this protective capability. This is another mechanism by which ozone selectively targets disease causing micro-organisms, and spares healthy cells.
Repeated treatments of ozone therapy are usually needed, because certain viruses and fungi are more susceptible at certain stages of their development. Some micro-organisms are much more resistant than others, and will require more treatment. The viruses that contain lipids are more sensitive to deactivation by ozone - Herpes, Mumps, Measles, Influenza, Rabies, HIV and the Chronic Fatigue producing viruses: Epstein Barr, Coxsackie and Cytomegalovirus.
2.Stimulation of oxygen metabolism.
Ozone causes increased metabolism inside the red blood cells [increased 2,3-DPG], which releases more oxygen to the tissues. Ozone also stimulates the production of enzymes, which act as cell wall protectors and scavengers of free radicals. It enhances energy production in the cells by complex biochemical reactions.
3.Formation of Peroxides
When ozone is introduced into the body, it is broken down into free radical agents called peroxides. These have beneficial effects because they are attracted to weakened or diseased cells and react with lipids [fats] in the cell membrane. The enzymes in the healthy, intact cell wall prevent penetration by these peroxides. Thus the peroxides in ozone selectively attack only those cells which contain parasites, viruses etc, or are weakened by cancer or toxins.
4.Enhancement of circulation
In circulatory disease, a clumping of red blood cells hinders blood flow through the small capillaries and decreases oxygen uptake by the red blood cells due to reduced surface area. Ozone reduces or eliminates clumping, and restores flexibility thereby increasing oxygen carrying capacity. Improved viscosity of the blood also leads to better oxygenation of the tissues. Ozone oxidizes the plaque in arteries, which unclogs and frees up the circulation. A vasodilator, Prostacycline, is also produced by ozone, which dilates the arteries.
5.Dissolution of tumors
Ozone inhibits cancer cell metabolism. In addition, ozone oxidizes the outer lipid layer of cancer cells, thus destroying them.
6.Activation of the immune system
Optimal administration of medical ozone causes an increase in the production of interferon and interleukin's, which launch an entire cascade of immunological reactions.
7.Effect on medicines
The potency of any medicine taken concurrently with ozone treatment is greatly increased. The unpleasant side effects of toxic, but necessary, medications such as chemotherapy can be greatly minimized by ozone therapy.
WHAT CAN OZONE DO?
Ozone:
Inactivates viruses, bacteria, yeasts, fungi and protozoa
Stimulates the immune system
Improves circulation, clearing arteries and veins
Purifies blood and lymph
Normalizes hormone and enzyme production
Reduces inflammation
Reduces pain and calms the nerves
Stops bleeding and prevents shock
Prevents stroke damage
Improves cardiac arrhythmia's
Improves brain function and memory
Oxidizes toxins, allowing their excretion
Chelates heavy metals
Prevents and reverses degenerative disease
Prevents and treats communicable diseases
Prevents and treats Auto Immune disease
Increases the potency and minimizes the side effects of chemotherapy
Assist in treatment of cancers and post viral Chronic Fatigue Syndromes
HOW IS IT ADMINISTERED?
1. Intravenous therapy
An intravenous line is inserted into a vein, and ozone administered via 20ml syringe direct in to the vein. The procedure take about an hour to administer 100 ml of Ozone.
2. Vaginal or rectal insufflation
Ozone is introduced into the vagina or rectum by means of a catheter.
3. External limb bagging
A limb is covered with an airtight bag and ozone is introduced into the bag for 30-40 minutes.
4. Ozonated olive or coconut oil
Ozone is bubbled through the oil continuously for 7 days. The resulting cream is very effective as a topical application in a wide variety of skin conditions.
5. Ear insufflation
Ozone is bubbled through olive oil and then introduced through stethoscope into the ears.
6. Inhalation
Ozone is bubbled through olive oil to brake down the intensity of the ozone and them inhaled through nose cup.