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Ozone Treatments

OZONE AND STEM CELL THERAPY: REASONS FOR THEIR GROWING POPULARITY

For many years, those suffering from a wide variety of serious medical conditions believed their only courses of treatment were limited to invasive surgery, intense physical therapy, or medications that not only had major side effects but, in some cases, could be habit-forming. Today, advances in regenerative medical science provide safe and effective alternative solutions

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UNDERSTANDING OXYGEN-OZONE THERAPY

If you are under the impression that the only real remedy for a disc herniation or pain in joints or muscles is surgery, think again. There is an effective nonsurgical alternative that delivers excellent results called oxygen-ozone disc injection therapy. Understanding how oxygen-ozone produces a therapeutic effect in the body (i.e., its mechanism of action)

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5 Key Benefits Of Ozone Injections

If you’re looking for an alternative to a number of invasive procedures, such as knee replacement or shoulder surgery, you need to look no further than ozone injections. Ozone (O3) is a naturally occurring, colorless gas consisting of molecules that are comprised of three atoms of oxygen. It has been used to safely and successfully

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Why Do Ozone Treatments Provide Lasting Benefits?

As a growing number of patients discover the health advantages and healing power of medical ozone treatments, many often ask the question, why does ozone provide lasting benefits unlike other – more traditional – forms of therapy? Ozone (O3) is a gas made up of three oxygen atoms. It has been used both therapeutically and

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Oxygen Ozone Therapy: The Benefits

Did you know that oxygen-ozone therapy has been used by medical professionals for more than 150 years to treat a variety of health issues ranging from infectious diseases to autoimmune problems? If not, you’re about to discover the amazing benefits of this alternative medical option. Ozone (O3) is a super-charged oxygen molecule that research has

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