Ozonated water is created by bubbling medical-grade ozone gas through purified water, saturating it with ozone molecules. This water can be consumed orally to support internal healing or applied externally for skin-related conditions. When taken internally, ozonated water helps to detoxify the digestive tract, improve gut health, and enhance immune function by eliminating harmful microorganisms. It is often used for infections, gastrointestinal disturbances, and to promote general detoxification. Externally, it serves as a natural antiseptic, making it effective for treating wounds, ulcers, gum infections, and skin irritations.

Topical ozone therapy involves the use of ozonated oils—usually olive, coconut, or castor oil—that have been infused with ozone gas. These oils are rich in ozonides, which deliver ozone directly to the skin when applied. They are highly effective for treating skin infections, wounds, burns, acne, eczema, fungal conditions, and ulcers. Ozonated oils have natural antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and regenerative properties, making them an essential part of naturopathic skin care and wound management. They are safe for regular use and offer a chemical-free alternative for skin healing. 

Rectal insufflation involves the administration of ozone gas directly into the rectum using a soft catheter. This technique is considered one of the safest and most effective ways to deliver systemic ozone therapy, as the ozone is absorbed through the intestinal walls and carried into the bloodstream. It offers benefits similar to autohemotherapy but is less invasive. Rectal insufflation is commonly used for detoxification, enhancing liver function, treating digestive disorders, and supporting the immune system. It is especially useful in cases where intravenous methods are not preferred or feasible.

Vaginal insufflation is a gentle method of introducing ozone gas into the vaginal canal, allowing for localized and systemic effects. It is particularly beneficial for addressing chronic gynecological infections such as yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, and HPV-related conditions. The mucous membranes of the vaginal canal readily absorb the ozone, promoting tissue repair, reducing inflammation, and restoring a healthy microbial balance. This method is safe, non-invasive, and often used as a supportive therapy in women’s health.

Autohemotherapy (Major and Minor) is a widely practiced technique in medical and naturopathic ozone therapy.

In major autohemotherapy (MAH), a specific amount of the patient's blood is drawn, mixed with ozone gas, and then reinfused into the body intravenously. This process enhances oxygen delivery to tissues, boosts immune response, and aids in detoxification.

Minor autohemotherapy, on the other hand, involves mixing a small amount of blood with ozone and injecting it intramuscularly. This is often used as a form of immune stimulation, particularly for allergies and viral conditions. Both methods are powerful tools for treating chronic illnesses, autoimmune disorders, and fatigue.

Ozone steam therapy (Transdermal Ozone Therapy) combines the benefits of heat and ozone. The patient sits in a steam cabinet where ozone is introduced into the steam, allowing it to penetrate the body through the skin. This technique enhances detoxification by opening the pores and allowing toxins to be eliminated via sweating. It also improves circulation, reduces muscle pain and inflammation, and stimulates the lymphatic system. The head remains outside the cabinet to avoid inhalation of ozone gas, which can irritate the lungs. This therapy is ideal for whole-body detox and stress relief.