Nasal Insufflation
Ozone is introduced into the sinuses through the nostrils. Many people report immediate relief from nasal and sinus symptoms, such as congestion and sinus pain, associated with allergies, sinus infections, and the common cold.
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Ear (Auricular) Insufflation
Ozone is introduced to the ear canal and enters the lymphatic and blood system through a modified stethoscope. Many people report immediate relief from nasal and sinus symptoms, such as congestion and sinus pain, associated with allergies, sinus infections, and the common cold, as well as clearing of sore throats and swollen glands, elimination of brain fog, and improved mood.
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Vaginal Insufflation
Oxygenates the reproductive system and bloodstream and cleans the blood, which may be helpful in harmonizing PMS, energizing the kidneys, ovaries, and uterus, and detoxifying the liver. Other benefits can include relieving bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections, and UTIs while helping to suppress tumors and endometriosis symptoms.
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Intestinal (Rectal) Insufflation
When ozone enters the body intestinally, it will immediately interact with the epithelial cells of the intestine. It enters the bloodstream very quickly which then carries it into the intestinal walls. This process increases the partial pressure of oxygen in the whole organism without adverse effects. It diffuses through the colon vessels and small intestines. This means of insufflation also has direct access to the liver to support improved function. This form of insufflation can be beneficial in helping to reduce the formation of tumors within the colon, treating hemorrhoids, and promoting liver detoxification.
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