Insufflation Therapies

For those without a lot of time or who do not wish to get an IV, there is insufflation therapy. One of the best ways to resolve chronic pain patterns, increase circulation and nutrient distribution, and arrest the aging process is to restore oxygen levels. An excellent way to do this is through insufflation therapy.

This painless, highly effective application of oxygen puts a potent O3/oxygen mixture (actually a gas) through a small catheter into a specific area of the body, delivering one of the most critical elements of life itself into your body.

Rectal O3 Insufflation

Rectal O3 has been shown as a therapy for various gastrointestinal illnesses, liver disease, colitis, immune modulating, and reduce oxidative stress. A small catheter is inserted into the rectum much like an enema and a specific volume of O3 is insufflated and held for about 30 seconds. Afterward, passing of gas or a bowel movement is normal.

Vaginal O3 Insufflation

Vaginal insufflation is useful for vulvar problems, persistent yeast infections, herpes outbreaks, and as an alternative treatment for some STIs. It is successful for endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain, painful periods, interstitial cystitis, and other bladder issues. A small catheter is inserted into the vagina and a small amount of O3 is insufflated inside and held for a period of time.

Ear & Nasal O3 Insufflation

Use of ear/nose insufflation is for infections of the ear, ear pain, throat problems, colds, sinus infections, and mold. A small amount of O3 is placed in a syringe without the needle and is instilled into each ear/nostril. The amount of O3 varies by patient need and their tolerability of the procedure.

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