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PROTOCOLS
OF OZONE ADMINISTRATION AND OZONE EQUIPMENT
There
are twenty-two methods of administering medical ozone. They are: In the
clinic: 1. autohemotherapy 2. intravenous injection 3. intraarterial injection 4.
direct injection into a tumor 5. intracutaneous (blistering) 6. intramuscular
7. subcutaneous 8. uterine insufflation 9. bladder insufflation 10.
sub-atmospheric bagging 11. dental use of ozonate water.
In the
home or the clinic: 12. rectal insufflation 13. vaginal insufflation 14. drinking water 15.
in the ear 16. ozonated water enema 17. breathing through olive oil 18. deep
lymphatic massage with ozonated olive oil 19. ozonate bath with sea salt 20.
body suit 21. steam cabinet 22. external limb bagging
DIRECT
IV INJECTION OF OZONE Procedure Hook up the oxygen tank and regulator to the ozone generator. Open the
valve on the tank and open the regulator to deliver 3/4 litre/minute and allow
the system to purge for one minute. Set the regulator to deliver the flow rate
required for the concentration desired (say 40 ug/cc) and turn on the ozone
generator. Allow five minutes of running to stabilize. Swab injection site with
H2O2 and pump up pressure cuff to enlarge vein. Fill the syringe from the ozone
generator. Press the plunger and expel the ozone against a latex glove to be
sure that ozone is present. The glove will begin to disintegrate. Refill the
syringe. Shut off the ozone generator. Insert the needle into the vein and
release the cuff. SLOWLY press the plunger and inject ozone at a rate of about 5
cc/minute. Watch entry site for puffiness. This means you are not in the vein.
If you run your fingers over this area, you may hear a crackling sound. Do not
worry, this is harmless. Have the patient inhale through their nose and exhale
through their mouth during injection. If you feel resistance against the
plunger, pause for a moment, then resume. The small needle will not allow very
fast injection. Tell the patient to inform you at the first sign of any feeling
in the shoulder/chest junction, because this is the signal that they have had
enough. If there is no reaction, inject another 30 cc until this signal is felt.
Some larger patients may take 100 cc or more; smaller ones only 20 cc or less.
Withdraw the syringe and cover the injection site with a cotton swab. Shut off
the oxygen tank. Some patients will cough after injection as the ozone outgasses
in the lungs. This is harmless, but can be annoying. If the patient coughs for
more than 30 minutes after the injection, administer 5000 mg Vitamin C orally.
This will stop the ozone reaction. Inject once per day for a week, minimum.
After that point, rectal insufflation may be sufficient. In certain cases,
injection may be necessary for many weeks. Switch veins regularly. If the veins
are hard to find, use the portal vein (accessed rectally). The portal vein is
especially recommended for liver cancer.
MAJOR
AUTOHEMOTHERAPY PROTOCOL Apparatus: 60 cc
glass syringe No. 25 Butterfly needles with 3-9" connecting tubing Heparin
sodium without preservatives: 1000 USP units per cc for each syringe of blood;
or sodium citrate 5-100 cc plastic syringe with No. 25, 1" needles; for
saline solution Silk tape to hold Butterfly needle at the anticubital area of
the arm Rubber tourniquet for upper arm or blood pressure cup. Procedure: Tie
off the upper arm with the rubber tourniquet or use the cuff attach 5-10 cc
syringe with normal saline to the Butterfly needle and insert into the most
visible vein in the anticubital fossa inject 2-3 cc of saline to see that the
needle is well into the vein secure the Butterfly needle with silk tape withdraw
1.0 cc of Heparin sodium into the 60 cc syringe turn on the ozone generator with
oxygen only to purge the system turn on ozone generator to produce ozone insert
tip of syringe into outlet of ozone generator and draw in 30 cc of ozone Put a
No. 25 needle on the syringe insert the Butterfly needle into the vein and open
the tourniquet the saline syringe and attach the 60 cc syringe with ozone in it.
retie the tourniquet and then slowly fill the syringe to make the blood mix with
the ozone. The blood will turn bright red. untie the tourniquet and then slowly
inject the blood over 5 minutes remove the 60 cc syringe from the tubing to the
Butterfly needle and re-attach the 5-10 cc syringe of saline inject 5 cc of
saline to wash the blood back through the needle; if desired, repeat twice with
further injections of Heparin and ozone. Remove butterfly needle and apply
cotton ball to injection site.
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