Ozone Therapy - How to Use Ozone at Home | Second Opinion Physician
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Ozone at Home - Instructional Videos

This series of instructional videos provides comprehensive guidance on using ozone therapy at home with an ozone generator, a tank of oxygen, and essential equipment. The videos cover various therapeutic uses, including supporting the immune system, regulating inflammation via the cytochrome system, and addressing conditions like cancer, leaky gut, and infectious diseases. They explain how to safely administer ozone therapy through rectal insufflation for systemic issues and gut health, including treating parasites and dysbiotic bacteria, as well as bagging infected extremities. Additionally, the series demonstrates how to properly administer ozone for respiratory infections by passing gas through olive oil and how to safely avoid direct inhalation. Marcus Freudenmann, based on his research and interviews with doctors worldwide, shares valuable insights, though he is not a doctor and emphasizes that this information is not intended to diagnose or provide medical advice. Users are encouraged to consult a healthcare practitioner before using ozone therapy for their individual needs.

The series highlights that while home ozone therapy is considered by many to be as effective as IV therapy in a doctor's office, no doctor will claim it cures cancer or other medical conditions. However, peer-reviewed research suggests that ozone therapy may improve conditions that coexist with cancer, enhancing treatment outcomes. Though controversial and restricted in some US states, ozone therapy is widely practiced in countries like Germany, Russia, Cuba, and India, where it is recognized as a safe and effective therapy for various conditions.

FDA Disclaimer

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These articles are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult with your physician or trusted health care provider prior to using controversial therapies.

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