Medical Ozone Therapy Specialist

Ozone is an amazingly potent molecule that is used medically to treat a wide variety of health conditions. Ozone treatments have been utilized and studied in Europe for decades and are gradually becoming more available in the United States. Dr. Rawson has studied with many prominent physicians in the US who use ozone regularly in their practices.

Ozone has a number of important effects in the human body, including:

1. Ozone is a potent stimulator and regulator of the immune system
2. Ozone is a stimulator of cellular uptake and utilization of oxygen
3. Ozone improves circulation and enhances flexibility of red blood cells
4. Ozone is anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial
5. Ozone improves the body’s anti-oxidant systems

For these reasons, and more, it is clear that ozone is a powerful tool for the eradication of infectious diseases and enhancement of cellular function.

Ozone is a useful treatment for numerous health conditions, and used by Dr. Rawson for treatment of:

1. Chronic infections, including Lyme, hepatitis, CMV, influenza
2. Cancer, as an adjuvant therapy
3. Auto-immune diseases
4. Intestinal disorders
5. Macular degeneration
6. Allergies, sinusitis and ear infections
7. Chronic skin infections and ulcerations
8. Nearly 150 additional health conditions

At Lifespan Clinic, ozone is administered in a variety of ways, depending on the condition being treated.

1. Major Autohemotherapy (MAH) involves withdrawing 60-200 ml of blood, adding ozone and reinfusing the blood.   
2. 10-Pass Ozone Therapy takes MAH to a whole new level.  Over a series of 10 cycles, ozone at high concentrations is infused under pressure, to achieve unprecedented effects.
3. Insufflation involves delivering ozone directly to the rectum, vagina, or bladder.
4. Limb Bagging involves placing a plastic bag over the affected limb and infusing ozone into the bag, to topically contact the ulcer or rash.
5. Prolozone is an injectable ozone technique that is useful for joint pain and muscular pain, repairing damaged cartilage, tendons and ligaments.