Ozone Therapy
Ozone (O₃) is a highly active form of oxygen made up of three oxygen atoms. In medical ozone therapy, medical-grade ozone is created by passing pure oxygen through a specialized ozone generator, producing a carefully controlled oxygen and ozone mixture used to support wellness and recovery.
Ozone therapy has been used in medical settings since the early 1900s, particularly throughout Europe, where it has been extensively researched and utilized for decades. Millions of ozone treatments have been performed worldwide as part of integrative and wellness-focused care.
Common Reported Benefits of IV Ozone:
Increased energy and stamina - Due to improved oxygen efficiency and metabolism
Greater sense of wellbeing
Reduced inflammation which can help to reduce pain and discomfort
Can help with autoimmune discomfort by quieting down the immune system
Improved clarity/decreased brain fog - Due to improved oxygen efficiency and metabolism
Ozone Therapy May Support
Ozone therapy is commonly used as part of an integrative wellness approach to help support the body in a variety of conditions and wellness goals, including:
Immune and chronic infection support
Autoimmune and inflammatory conditions
Cardiovascular and circulation support
Chronic fatigue and low energy
Chronic pain and recovery support
Lyme and mold-related wellness concerns
Detoxification support
Wound healing and tissue recovery
Athletic performance and recovery
Healthy aging, cellular health, and longevity support
Because every individual is unique, treatment recommendations are personalized based on each client’s goals, health history, and overall wellness needs.
Ozone therapy works by gently stimulating the body’s natural healing and regulatory processes. When introduced into the body, ozone creates a mild, temporary oxidative response that activates pathways involved in cellular repair, antioxidant production, oxygen utilization, and immune balance — similar to the beneficial stress response triggered by exercise or fasting.
These responses may help support healthy inflammation levels, circulation, oxygen delivery, mitochondrial function, detoxification, and overall immune resilience. Ozone therapy has also been studied for its ability to help create an environment less favorable to certain bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other pathogens.
Rather than acting as a medication itself, ozone works by encouraging the body’s own healing mechanisms and supporting balance within the body, often referred to as homeostasis.
During IV ozone therapy, a carefully controlled ozone-oxygen mixture is introduced into a medical-grade saline IV solution. The ozone dissolves into the fluid, and the ozone-infused saline is then slowly administered through an IV under professional supervision.
Administration methods
Ozone therapy can be administered in a variety of ways depending on a client’s individual goals and wellness needs. At Drip Haven, administration methods may include IV ozone therapy, injections, joint support treatments, ear or nasal insufflation, rectal or vaginal insufflation, limb bagging, ozonated oils, and other supportive ozone applications.
Every client is assessed individually to determine the most appropriate approach and treatment plan. While protocols vary, many clients benefit from one to two ozone sessions per week, with a series of treatments often recommended over the course of several weeks or months for more comprehensive support.
Because ozone therapy works by stimulating the body’s natural healing and detoxification processes, some clients may experience temporary detox or “die-off” responses as the body adjusts. For this reason, treatments are often approached gradually and personalized to each individual’s tolerance and needs.
Ozone therapy continues to gain attention as a supportive wellness tool for recovery, immune resilience, healthy aging, performance optimization, and overall whole-body wellness.
Disclaimer: Ozone therapy is not an FDA approved therapy. The information in this document is not intended to treat, diagnose, or cure. It is not a substitute for medical advice. It is for educational purposes only. Always ask your practitioner if ozone therapy is right for you.