Micah Lowe describes rectal ozone insufflation as his primary home method for activating mitochondria and recovery, drawing on 20 years of experience including use during pneumonia. He also covers vaginal insufflation, ear ozone, ozone sauna, and ozone water, citing European research and doctors like Frank Shallenberger who've used it against Ebola and tuberculosis.
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The one that I think turned my brain back on and probably saved my health was rectal ozone therapy, which is when you make sure it's not too much ozone and not too strong, but you introduce it into the rectum. Yes, it's a very small little hose, but that's how it works. So that. That would be one. There's. Or you can do it vaginally for women, obviously not equipped for that. Then you can do cupping. And I've talked on the show about how my daughter had a really severe ear infection. Not in the inside of the ear, but on the outside of the ear, like a cut that got infected. And it took literally 20 minutes of ozone gas to prevent or have you take antibiotics. Like, her ear went back to its normal size. And I've done it topically many times. Then you can do it in your ears with a stethoscope, which gets into the brain and helps with brain fog, things like that. And then there's an ozone sauna where you can have ozone, or bagging, where your whole body can be exposed to ozone. Does your gear work for all of that?
Yeah, it does. And you're kind of in this space now, too, of anecdote versus kind of the scientific results. And one of the things I love about ozone therapy is the science backing that it has. So it has a ton of. Yeah. And a lot of people don't realize how much there is. It's based out of Europe, the primary facilities being in Italy. But they've really done a lot of high quality research on this stuff. And it's generally people that are passionate about it and just, you know, want to really figure it out, because there's not the backing behind it that you would have for a drug or something that's going to generate a ton of income. But to answer your question about what is good to do at home. So there's the rectal, like you said, the ear, the cupping and the ozone sauna. And there's other things you can do too, but like. So you could do drinking the ozone water, of course. Yep. You could swish with the ozone water. There's the windbagging, the cupping, which you already said. There's the vaginal, the rectal, and the sauna. So I guess the only other one was really the water that you would add in. And in the doctor's office, too, they're doing the intravenous and that kind of stuff. But really. So one of the things I don't like that I'M kind of becoming more known for is rectal insufflation, which is not a great thing to tie your face to, necessarily, but it helps people. So I'm all.
I want to be really straightforward. I'm recovering from pneumonia right now. About a week ago, they wanted to hospitalize me for it. And I'm pretty much fully recovered. There's still a little bit of coughing, but in terms of energy and all that stuff, I'm dialed in. And yeah, I use antibiotics as well. But this morning I did rectal insufflation with ozone. And I've been doing it two or three times a day as part of my recovery because it turns your mitochondria on. And I know this because I have 20 years of experience doing it. But past episodes, Frank Shallenberger, who's a legend in the field, has been on the show in episode 524. And then Robert Rowan, who cured Ebola with this stuff in Africa, was in episode 352. People are really working on amazing things that aren't supposed to be possible. Tuberculosis and things like that. Why do you not like being tied with reckless?
Well, in the sense that it's just not the most glamorous subject, you know, I do in the sense that it is. Is a good, effective therapy that really is helping people. And, you know, that's really where I get my drive from. It's the fact that I'm kind of stepping into this circle. It's helping people. People who have gone through the ringer, They've gone through all the options, and then they find ozone, and they're like, oh, I'm getting my life back. Or, you know, I've had a lot of athletes and some stories from that I can share, too. But people who are triathletes, I've been doing it their whole life and start using ozone, they're like, oh, my, times are getting better. Gaining weight, too, and things like that that it's been really effective for. But at home, yeah, the most effective way you can do it is rectal insulation for systemic benefit.
