Ozone therapy resources
Evidence-based, informative content about medical ozone therapy for patients and health professionals.
Ozone therapy: a medical act
The content in this section is informative and does not replace a personalised medical evaluation. Ozone therapy is a complementary, adjunctive treatment performed by a licensed physician.
A brief history of ozone therapy
From the discovery of ozone in the 18th century to its medical use across Germany, Russia, Cuba and beyond.
Read more →Scientific foundations of ozone therapy
Published research on medical ozone, its dose dependency, and the body of evidence including COVID-19 studies.
Read more →Beneficial effects of ozone
How medical ozone acts on the body: oxidative balance, immune modulation, circulation, oxygenation and tissue regeneration.
Read more →Which diseases does ozone therapy treat?
Conditions in which medical ozone may be used as an adjuvant (complementary) therapy alongside conventional medicine.
Read more →Routes of application
The main techniques used to administer medical ozone, plus the general treatment scheme, contraindications and precautions.
Read more →Legal status of ozone therapy
Countries that have regulated ozone therapy, and the work carried out to have it properly recognised as a medical act and complementary therapy.
Read more →Content © Aepromo, used under license in collaboration with Evelyn's Medical Care.