Blood Ozone Therapy
What is Blood Ozone Therapy?
Blood ozone therapy is a treatment that was also performed by Queen Mum, Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom, and is practiced in Japan as well as other parts of Europe, including Germany and Italy.
It is expected to have effects such as strengthening the immune system, improving antioxidant power, and improving blood circulation. In addition, it has been reported to have effects such as enhancing the effectiveness of radiation therapy and chemotherapy in cancer treatment and reducing side effects.
By mixing ozone with dark red, viscous blood, it turns into bright red blood.
High concentration ozone generator
The high-concentration ozone generator "Promedic Humazon" is said to be the most reliable medical ozone generator in Germany, the home of ozone therapy.
Treatment Overview
This treatment is an elective medical treatment.
Flow of blood ozone therapy
Step 1: Interview and examination
Step 2: Collect 100 to 150 mL of blood into a dedicated ozone bottle.
Step 3: Inject medical ozone into the ozone bottle containing the blood and mix.
Step 4: The mixed blood is returned to the body via IV drip.
Treatment period and frequency
The treatment plan will vary depending on the patient's condition and symptoms, so we will decide after you have undergone an examination and tests.
Cost (private medical treatment)
Please note that treatment will vary depending on the patient's condition and symptoms, so we will inform you of the treatment plan after it has been decided.
Risks and Side Effects
To date, no major side effects have been reported.
This treatment cannot be used by people with hyperthyroidism, G6PD deficiency, bleeding tendencies, or pregnant women.
Regarding elective medical treatment using unapproved drugs, etc.
- Indicate that it is an unapproved drug, etc., and indicate the acquisition route, etc.
Promedic Humazon used in this treatment has not been approved under the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act. In Japan, unapproved medical devices can be used at the doctor's own risk.
Availability of domestically approved drugs, etc.
Currently, there are no other drugs approved in Japan that have the same properties as the one used in this treatment.
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