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Ozone Therapy Videos & Articles

A curated learning center for ozone therapy topics, including expert videos and articles on Dr. Robert Rowen, Dr. Frank Shallenberger, Prolozone, ear ozone, ozone mechanisms, detoxification, chronic infections, inflammation, Lyme disease, and oxidative stress.

Important Safety Note

Ozone gas should not be inhaled. This page is a general educational library and does not provide instructions for IV ozone, ozone injections, blood ozone treatments, ear ozone, nasal ozone, ophthalmic ozone, or home ozone procedures. Patients should follow only the route, dose, volume, oxygen source, and frequency specifically recommended by their physician.

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Expert perspectives

Rowen, Shallenberger, Cepero, and other ozone-focused clinicians and researchers.

Mechanisms

Oxidative signaling, redox balance, mitochondria, oxygen utilization, and immune modulation.

Clinical themes

Infections, inflammation, joint pain, respiratory/lymphatic topics, detoxification, and biofilms.

Functional medicine

How ozone topics intersect with detoxification, oxidative stress, methylation, and chronic illness.

Ozone Mechanisms: Redox, Mitochondria & Regeneration

Oxidative preconditioning

Ozone therapy discussions often focus on the idea that controlled oxidative exposure may trigger adaptive antioxidant and redox signaling responses. The Cepero article is the main mechanism-of-action page for this topic.

Read Mechanism Article

Mitochondrial oxygen utilization

Dr. Shallenberger’s ozone work is presented around mitochondrial performance, oxygen utilization, energy production, regenerative medicine, and chronic illness prevention.

Read Shallenberger Article

Detoxification, Infection, Inflammation & Biofilms

Not a Home-Use Instruction Page

This page is a curated article and video topic page. For patients specifically instructed to review home ozone equipment, oxygen source, safety, syringe filling, or rectal/vaginal insufflation precautions, use the separate patient instruction page.