
Dr. Sanda Moldovan explains how ozone therapy works in medicine and dentistry. Ozone kills bacteria by releasing oxygen atoms that puncture pathogen membranes. It treats non-healing wounds, gangrene, and dental infections, though lung and eye exposure pose risks without proper training.
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Hi everyone, I'm Dr. Sanda. Welcome to my channel today. I'd like to talk to you about ozone. Ozone is something that I incorporated in my practice about four or five years ago, and it's really changed the way I practice. Ozone has been around for a long time, since the 1890s. It's nothing new. The first person who developed an ozone making machine or an ozone generator was Nikola Tesla back at the turn of the century, 1900, and a lot of medical professionals started using it. And why is that? Because it really helps destroy any pathogen such as bacteria, virus, parasite, fungus. It doesn't discriminate, and it's safe to our body. Antibiotics, unfortunately only kill a small number of bacteria. And if the bacteria is resistant, the then really the antibiotic has no effect. We do not have this problem with ozone. And really because ozone has three atoms of oxygen that are combined together to when they enter our body, one of the atoms breaks off the bond and it just scavenges and pokes holes in the membranes of different parasites, pathogens and bacteria. So why did it fall out of favor? How come not more people are using ozone? Well, number one, we have to be trained to use. Although it's safe to our body, our lungs and our eyes can be affected because they're the only organs in our body that do not have the antioxidant capacity that the rest of our cells have. So proper training is required to be used in a medical office. But what happened is really at the beginning of the 1900s, ozone really fell out of favor because antibiotics came into the picture. And it's much easier to fill a prescription than to go into the dental office and get an ozone treatment every day. But what's happening now because we have this antibiotic resistance and really there's these super bugs that we really don't have any treatment for. Ozone is coming back. So it's not only used in the medical field for gangrenes, for non healing wounds, for diabetes, for diabetics, or have non healing wounds, but also in dentistry because our mouth is really full of bacteria and can be damaging bacteria or parasites or viruses that live in our mouth or fungus. We use ozone as a natural way to treat this infection. And we are seeing really great results, even better than we see with the antibiotics. So how do you get ozone at home, for example? There are actually some ozone generators for the home use. And there's also ozonated oils. So I actually recommend ozonated oils. And you know, there's a couple of them. Some are kind of mildly used that you could buy online, and they're just for the skin or for rashes on cuts and things like that. You'll see that that cut will heal much faster when you use ozonated oil, because it really protects the area, kills any invading bacteria that's sitting on that wound, but also it activates the immune system and the cells to heal faster. And there's also small ozonated oils that are very, very strong that can be applied with a Q tip on the site, whether in the mouth or on the body. I would not put it in the eye. Definitely stay away from touching anything with ozone in the eye area. If you have any other questions about ozone, please Tweet me at DoctorsAndA or go to my website at DrSandaMoldovan.com and send me a message. Until next time, stay healthy.










