Ozone Therapy
Ozone therapy uses a controlled oxygen–ozone mixture within the framework of integrative Biological Medicine. Metabolic imbalance and impaired regulatory capacity may be associated with altered circulation and reduced systemic resilience in certain clinical situations.
The therapy is applied under defined medical conditions and integrated into individualized treatment concepts based on clinical assessment.
How Ozone Therapy Works
In ozone therapy, a defined oxygen–ozone mixture is administered according to established medical protocols. Depending on the indication, the treatment may be performed as autohaemotherapy, intravenous application, or local therapy.
All procedures are carried out under strict medical supervision and adapted to the individual clinical situation.
In autohaemotherapy, a small amount of blood is withdrawn, exposed to the oxygen–ozone mixture in a closed system, and reinfused under controlled conditions.
Areas of Application
Ozone therapy may be considered within an integrative treatment approach in cases of:
• Acute and chronic pain conditions
• Inflammatory processes
• Circulatory disturbances
• Metabolic imbalances
• States of reduced vitality
Its use is always based on individual medical evaluation and incorporated into a broader therapeutic concept.
Medical Indications
The indication for ozone therapy is determined individually and may include selected inflammatory, circulatory, or metabolic conditions within an integrative medical framework.
In oncological contexts, ozone therapy is applied exclusively as a complementary measure and under strict medical supervision as part of a comprehensive treatment strategy.
“Ozone therapy is used to support the body’s own regulatory processes.”
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Your Next Steps
During an initial consultation, we assess your medical history and clinical situation to determine whether ozone therapy can be integrated into your individualized treatment concept.
FAQs
Ozone therapy is a medical procedure in which a defined oxygen–ozone mixture is applied under controlled conditions as part of an integrative treatment concept.
Ozone therapy can be applied intravenously, as autohaemotherapy, or locally. In autohaemotherapy, blood is taken from a vein, enriched with ozone gas in a closed system, and then reinfused into the body.
A typical session lasts approximately 20 minutes. The number and frequency of treatments are determined individually.
Ozone therapy is used for acute and chronic pain, inflammatory conditions, allergies, circulatory disorders, metabolic disorders, infections, oxygen deficiencies, and states of exhaustion or chronic fatigue.
Ozone interacts with blood components under controlled conditions and may influence oxidative and circulatory regulatory processes. Its clinical application follows established medical protocols.
Ozone has been investigated in experimental settings for its biochemical reactivity. In medical use, it is applied strictly within regulated clinical frameworks.
Combining ozone therapy with infusion therapy enhances its effectiveness by supporting metabolic processes, detoxification, and oxygen utilization, leading to improved therapeutic outcomes.
Ozone therapy may benefit individuals with impaired circulation, chronic inflammation, infections, metabolic disorders, oxygen deficiency, respiratory insufficiency, or persistent exhaustion. Each treatment is adapted to the individual medical situation.
Ozone therapy may be considered for children and adolescents in selected cases. The indication, method of application, and dosage are always carefully evaluated by the treating physician and adapted to the age, medical condition, and individual needs of the patient. Any treatment is carried out under strict medical supervision.
Contact
BioMed Center Sonnenberg AG
Sonnenberg 16
9103 Schwellbrunn AR
Switzerland
+41 71 353 36 36
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