Redox regulation therapy

Redox regulation therapy is an advanced medical procedure in which low-dose ozone is used as part of autologous blood therapy. This acts as a bioregulator by adjusting the redox system and the immune system.

It is particularly helpful for chronic inflammation in the body, which often occurs in sub-health syndrome.

In addition to immunomodulation, oxidative preconditioning using ozone in low concentrations also improves oxidative protection mechanisms by upregulating antioxidant enzymes such as GSHox, GSHred, SOD, CAT and others. With an adapted antioxidant capacity, the cells can thus protect themselves significantly better against reactive oxygen species and free radicals, such as those caused by infections, inflammation, antibiotics or other drugs.

The resulting redox balance is of central importance for cellular health and has a significant influence on general well-being and physical performance. therapy is carried out according to the evidence-based guidelines of the medical ozone society using the low-dose concept. The ozone/oxygen mixture is generated from medical oxygen.

Improvement of the immune system

The therapy promotes the general function of the immune system, which leads to increased resistance to infections and diseases.

Chronic diseases

The procedure shows positive effects in the treatment of chronic diseases, especially those associated with inflammation.

Protection against oxidative stress

It prevents cellular damage and promotes general health by adjusting intracellular enzyme activity.

1st blood sample:

The therapy promotes the general function of the immune system, which leads to increased resistance to infection and disease. A closed, sterile disposable system is used for this purpose.

2. treatment of the blood:

An ozone-oxygen mixture is added to the blood sample.

3. return of the blood:

Finally activated autologous blood is slowly returned to the patient immediately.