Ozone Sauna Therapy
Ozone Sauna Therapy
What is Ozone?
Ozone is an activated form of oxygen, consisting of three oxygen atoms (O3). It breaks down into regular oxygen over time, releasing a reactive oxygen atom. Our cells rely on oxygen for essential functions, and any decrease in availability can impact overall health.
What is Ozone Sauna Therapy?
Ozone sauna therapy combines sauna heat with ozone gas. Patients sit in a sauna box while ozone is introduced, inducing sweating. The process is non-invasive, with benefits attributed to the skin's exposure to ozone, potentially boosting immunity and reducing inflammation.
Benefits:
- Increased tissue oxygenation and calorie burning
- Enhanced immune response and circulation
- Detoxification by eliminating toxins and promoting lymphatic system function
- Potential therapeutic effects on various conditions, including joint pain, autoimmune disorders, and viral infections.
Side Effects:
Minor, transient side effects may include itchiness or rash, usually remedied by adjusting ozone concentration or frequency. Not recommended for pregnant women, individuals with high blood pressure, or certain medical conditions.
Preparation and Procedure:
Drink plenty of water before and after treatment. Avoid wearing lotions or deodorants. Sessions typically last 30 minutes, with an overall duration of about 50 minutes including dressing and undressing. Patients are monitored throughout the session for safety and comfort.
Usage Recommendations:
Twice-weekly sessions are recommended for optimal results, although frequency can be adjusted based on comfort. Ozone sauna therapy can be part of a detox or weight loss program, promoting metabolic processes and toxin elimination.
Ozone sauna therapy has demonstrated efficacy in addressing a diverse range of conditions, including but not limited to:
- Joint pain
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Brain inflammation, including encephalitis
- As an alternative cancer treatment
- Complementary therapy to mitigate chemotherapy side effects
- Lyme disease
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Autoimmune disorders
- Lupus
- Eczema
- Injuries
- Chronic viral diseases such as EBV, hepatitis B and C
- Bacterial infections
- Fungal infections
- Skin ulcers (diabetic, infectious, necrotic)
- Allergies
- Influenza and colds
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Fibromyalgia
- Vascular pathologies such as hind limb ischemia and Buerger disease
- Diabetes
- Scleroderma with Raynaud’s disorder
- Asthma
Moreover, its therapeutic potential extends to various other health concerns. Ozone sauna therapy presents a holistic approach to wellness, offering patients a promising avenue for managing and improving their overall health and quality of life.
Requirements and Considerations:
Patients must be at least 12 years old, with parental consent for minors. A healthy, balanced diet is beneficial for maximizing the efficiency of ozone therapy. Ozone has been extensively researched and used in medicine since the 1950s, with millions of treatments administered safely.
Hygiene Practices:
The sauna is sanitized between clients using natural disinfectants. Clean towels are provided for each session to maintain hygiene standards.
Ozone sauna therapy offers a natural and potentially effective approach to detoxification and overall wellness. With proper preparation, monitoring, and adherence to safety guidelines, patients can experience the benefits of this therapy in a comfortable and professional environment.