Major Autohemo (MAH) Ozone Therapy

Mary-Beth is a certified ozone therapist trained by Dr. Shallenberger; and is a member of the American Academy of Ozonotherapy. She follows all guidelines, protocols and safety measures outlined by the Academy and the Madrid Declaration on Ozone Therapy.

What is MAH Ozone Therapy?

Major Autohemotherapy Ozone Therapy (MAH Ozone Therapy) is a process through which blood can be “cleaned” through pure ozone outside of the body. Autohemotherapy means “self-blood”, and ozone therapy is the act of injecting pure oxygen gas converted into ozone gas into the blood taken from the patient and re-injecting it. It is an oxidative therapy, meaning it utilizes oxygen as a vehicle to promote healing throughout the body. Oxidative processes are fundamental to many bodily functions because oxygen, through a series of oxidation-reduction reactions, is responsible for energy production. Without sufficient oxygen, the immune system doesn’t have enough energy to fight off bacteria or other invaders, or reduce inflammation.

How does MAH Ozone Therapy Work?

As an extracorporeal (outside the body) therapy, blood is drawn from the patient, typically about half a pint, and mixed with saline as well as medical-grade ozone gas. It is then dripped back into the patient through an IV. Ozone gas is made of three oxygen atoms and will shortly break down into two oxygen atoms (O2), leaving the third oxygen atom to form ozonides throughout the blood. These ozonides interact with tissue to energize cells and produce carbon dioxide within the tissue through a process called oxidative phosphorylation, leaving more energy available to sick cells and promoting healing.

What conditions can Ozone support?

Macular degeneration - Aging - Oncology - Chronic infections - Lyme borreliosis -Chronic herpes - Fungal conditions - Acute/Chronic Cystitis - Autoimmunity - Inflammatory bowel disease - Allergy, Eczema

Benefits of MAH Ozone Therapy

Patients with varied concerns and ailments could stand to benefit from MAH Ozone Therapy. To understand if it suits you, some of the potential benefits are listed:

  • Ozone can oxidize cells as it moves through the body, which is especially important when it reaches your arteries. At that point, it can oxidize and break up any buildup and may enhance blood flow. Increased circulation has a number of important potential outcomes, some of them being the ability to supply organs with crucial nutrients and oxygen, and increasing immunity by carrying certain blood cells through the bloodstream to fight infection. Sufficient blood flow also might increase your ability to perform physically, giving patients who may have had trouble with exercise opportunities to improve. Because of its oxidizing ability, it may also help to cleanse the bloodstream of excess cholesterol and fat, as well as remove toxins and malignant microorganisms.

  • Chronic inflammation is typically experienced alongside high oxidative stress, immunologic dysfunction, and reactive oxygen species (highly unstable cells containing oxygen that can disrupt many cell processes). Ozone can act as a regulator for these cellular processes and may notably reduce both the amount and severity by which they occur, which can result in reducing chronic inflammation.

  • As a bioregulatory tool, it has the ability to stimulate immunity without creating a hyperactive immune system. This process allows the body to exist in homeostasis, which is extremely conducive to healing.

  • A 2015 study published in the Journal of Research in Medical Sciences found that ozone therapy was effective in reducing the symptoms of Lyme disease in a group of patients who had failed to respond to conventional antibiotic treatment. The study involved 56 patients with Lyme disease who received either intravenous ozone therapy or a placebo. The researchers found that the ozone therapy group had significant improvements in symptoms such as fatigue, joint pain, and cognitive impairment.

  • Another study, published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine in 2012, found that ozone therapy was effective in reducing pain and improving quality of life in patients with Lyme disease. The study involved 20 patients who received ozone therapy for six weeks, and the researchers reported significant improvements in pain, fatigue, and overall well-being.

  • Dr. Frank Shallenberger, one of the leading physicians that offer ozone at his practice, explains that ozone is a powerful mitochondrial stimulant as well. The mitochondria is what creates ATP, also known as energy. A high pathogenic load and toxic load can take a huge toll on the mitochondria.   This is what contributes to the severe fatigue symptoms that many patients with Lyme disease experience. Ozone therapy helps support the mitochondria while relieving the brutal symptom of fatigue.  

How Much Does MAH Ozone Therapy Cost?

$210 per session. Generally we recommend a ‘loading dose’ at 2-3 times per week in the first week of therapy; then a minimum of 10 additional sessions in order to begin to feel the benefits. Complimented by IV Vitamin C and/or glutathione.

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