10 papers analyzed
Some studies suggest ozone therapy is effective in treating various dental conditions, cardiovascular disorders, chronic viral infections, and as an adjuvant in cancer treatment, while other studies indicate it does not enhance immune activation in HIV-infected individuals.
19 papers analyzed
Ozone therapy, which involves the administration of ozone gas (O3) for therapeutic purposes, has been explored for its potential benefits in various medical conditions. This therapy is based on the premise that ozone can act as an oxidant and oxidizer, potentially offering antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and immunomodulatory effects. The following synthesis presents key insights from multiple research papers to evaluate the efficacy and utility of ozone therapy.
Antimicrobial and Dental Applications:
Antioxidant and Anti-inflammatory Effects:
Cardiovascular and Ischemic Disorders:
Viral Infections:
Cancer Treatment:
General Therapeutic Applications:
Ozone therapy shows potential benefits in various medical fields, particularly in dental applications, reducing oxidative stress, and improving oxygenation in ischemic conditions. While it may offer supportive benefits in chronic viral infections and as an adjuvant in cancer treatment, its efficacy in these areas requires further research. Overall, ozone therapy could be a valuable complementary treatment for several conditions, but more rigorous clinical trials are necessary to fully establish its therapeutic potential.
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