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Ozone Therapy Helps Purify Your Body

By Tracy Kerr-Walshe

There is a form of oxygen known as ozone. It shows anti-viral, anti-bacterial as well as fungicidal actions once it has been mixed with certain types of medical grade oxygen in a controlled environment. It is this, that makes ozone therapy a successful treatment for some conditions, including arthritis and spinal pain, as well as a supplemental treatment for others.

Even though the medicinal effects of ozone were discovered during the 19th century and were even used in the treatment of wounds during World War I, the equipment that would be capable of delivering a pure mixture of ozone and oxygen in a reliable manner would not become available until the late 1950s. Since that time medicinal ozone has been used to treat both animals and humans in a variety of ways.

Most Disease Causing Organisms Are Anaerobic

Unlike the healthy cells that thrive in oxygen, disease causing bacteria, viruses, parasites and fungi, including some Cancer and HIV microbes are mostly anaerobic; meaning that those microbes will not be able to survive in the oxygen.

The objective is to completely surround them with pure oxygen in some form for an extended period of time. Many believe that this special mixture of oxygen and ozone is beneficial when administered slowly into the body on a daily basis over several months; bypassing the lungs but eventually saturating every cell and bodily fluid with it.

Adding Steam Bath And Finnish Sauna Sessions

They claim that microbes caused by disease will not be able to survive in the oxygen and will no longer exist, thus ridding the body of disease. Many also suggest to review your options and include some type of steam bath or Finnish sauna sessions to your fitness regiment will help to remove toxins from the body.

Research indicates that all oxygen therapies, which include ozone therapy, work because it floods the body with single atoms of oxygen. They have active oxidizers and burn up pollution, waste products and microbes and clean the way that nature intended by naturally oxidizing away the toxins and microbes.

Ozone Destroys 99.9% Of Pathogenic Germs

The purification of water is the major use of ozone commercially today; both the EPA and FDA certify that ozone destroys 99.9% of the pathogenic germs, while at the same time oxidize 99.9% of the pollutants that reside in water.

As previously indicated, releasing oxygen into the blood stream is the primary way that ozone works and it is believed that a steam shower or a steam sauna helps the process by allowing the body to sweat out additional impurities.

Other Benefits Of Ozone Therapy

Enhancing the blood circulation is also a benefit of ozone therapy, which can help to treat circulatory diseases. The clumping of red blood cells impedes the flow of blood through the capillaries, as well as decreasing the oxygen absorption because of a smaller surface area.

Ozone will reduce or even eliminate the clumping of the red blood cells while restoring the red cell flexibility. Oxidizing the plaque in the arteries allows the breakdown products to be removed as it unclogs blood vessels. Following up with some type of an infrared sauna or steam powered sauna fitness program will also help to open blood vessels and help to rid the body of toxins.

This Article was about Ozone Therapy.

Please Note: All information given on this site is for general information purposes and is not to replace any medical opinion or medical diagnosis given by a qualified medical doctor, a dietitian/nutritional expert or any other medical expert, as individual circumstances may vary. Please see your medical doctor, before any action is taken to alleviate symptoms.

About the Author:
Tracy Kerr-Walshe is an author of health spa, cellulite, dieting, weight loss and nutrition articles including Health Spa Massage, Cellulite Reduction, Anti-Cellulite, Body Wraps, Effective Weight Loss, Full Body Detox.
Keep a lookout for more of her articles coming soon.

Did You Know This About Saunas?

What type of heat is used in saunas?
There are a few different heating methods for saunas. One of the original methods was to build a fire under a pit of rocks, douse the fire once the rocks were hot and then remove the ashes. This provided a source of heat that was free from smoke and debris so that the user’s eyes were not irritated. This is closer to the more traditional sauna found in Europe.

Modern technology has improved the sauna experience by using infrared heat. A ceramic heater is placed in the sauna and while the infrared rays do not warm the room, the rays do penetrate the skin and give all of the same benefits that traditional heating sources give by making the body perspire.

You also have the option of having a smoke-sauna stove. The stove is sealed so that the user does not have to inhale any smoke or ash and it provides the room with warmth.