Ozone therapy

Ozone contains three oxygen atoms rather than the two in the oxygen we breathe. Its chemical reactivity is the basis of proposed biological effects. A reactive effect or a change in a laboratory measurement does not establish a useful anticancer response.

Before considering an ozone procedure, ask for its exact route, purpose, and supporting clinical evidence. The word ozone covers different procedures whose risks cannot be treated as interchangeable.

Any discussion at Verita Life should start with your diagnosis and current treatment. Tell the team about previous ozone procedures and any symptoms afterwards. The proposal should be explained as an individual clinical decision, not as a routine requirement for all patients.

An established cancer-treatment benefit has not been demonstrated for ozone therapy. US FDA regulations describe ozone as toxic and do not recognise a useful medical application. This is a US regulatory reference, not a statement of local approval or availability.

Inhaling ozone can damage the lungs. Other routes require their own risk assessment and should not be described as safe because they avoid inhalation. Ask about procedure-specific adverse effects, oversight, and access to urgent medical care.