Lessons from Russia
I recently returned from the Russian Federation, where I witnessed the use of ozone therapy in their hospital system. They use it because it provides an effective solution to today’s health problems at a fraction of the cost. It’s also simple and inexpensive to produce. People appreciate it because it makes them feel good and gives them energy, thanks to a well-functioning metabolism. It’s extremely safe, with only 0.00007% side effects.
The escalating cascade of serious health challenges is affecting us all, and solutions often seem complicated, expensive, time-consuming, and even scary, with no guarantees of success. Russian doctors, however, enjoy simple, affordable methods that effectively help large numbers of people, and ozone therapy is one of these methods.
The foundation of ozone therapy is that oxygen is the key to life. When we become ill, our body’s total oxygen saturation drops below healthy levels. Since oxygen is needed at every step of every chemical reaction in the body, even the best medicines won’t work if oxygen levels are low; the body cannot process their benefits, turning them into yet another toxic burden. This is where ozone therapy comes in, saturating the body with oxygen and all the benefits it brings.
The most common conditions usually involve pain, fatigue, and infection—this is where ozone shines. Pain, in all its forms, is a sign of hypoxia (low oxygen). Whether from injury, inflammation, trauma, or herniated discs compressing nerves, the pain itself stems from low oxygen. We know this because injecting or applying ozone reduces or alleviates pain. The same goes for infections caused by viruses or bacteria, which often yield to ozone quite quickly.
In the Russian Federation, ozone therapy is routinely used to reduce surgical complications while hastening recovery times—all for the benefit of the patient. Hospital infections become less of a problem. For viral infections, ozone holds a primary position. These issues often lead to fatigue, chronic tiredness, and poor sleep, which is why many people seek out this therapy. By increasing the size and efficiency of the mitochondria, more clean-burning fuel is supplied, resulting in a sense of well-being.
As you might imagine, the use of ozone therapy is growing rapidly around the world, with hundreds of doctors training in it each year. It is now used in 41 countries, including New Zealand. Ozone therapy has been part of medicine for 102 years, with dozens of research articles published every month. National healthcare systems in several countries have already adopted it, and interest continues to grow worldwide.
If you’re seeking additional support for your well-being, ozone therapy is worth considering. The effects are durable, deep, long-lasting, and quickly felt. Many people ask, “If it’s so good, how come we’ve never heard of it?” Well, now you have!