Dr. Shabana Parvez explains ozone IV therapy combined with ultraviolet blood irradiation, a procedure that draws blood, treats it with ozone and UV light, then returns it to stimulate the immune system. It's used for Lyme disease, mold illness, long-haul COVID, chronic fatigue, and autoimmune conditions, typically requiring 10 or more sessions.
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Hi, it's Dr. Shabana Parvez from Arlington Integrative. I'm going to explain to you a little bit a really quick overview of our ozone IV therapy. It's actually officially called major auto hemotherapy. And we also add a second therapy which is called ubi, which is ultraviolet blood irradiation. I'm going to show you the machines later, but right now I'm just going to give a quick overview of what the process is that we do here. So, so we actually just draw some blood from your vein, put an IV catheter in, draw some blood, it's about this much in a syringe, about four tablespoons worth. We then mix that blood into a bag of saline. There's a little bit of heparin or something to keep the blood thin so it doesn't clot in there. Then we actually have our ozone generator. We pull up the appropriate dose of ozone gas and it's not pure ozone by the way, it's a ozone oxygen mixture. Okay. But higher concentration of ozone. We put that and then we put that back in with your blood. So we have your blood, you have saline and ozone all mixed together in this IV bag and you get all your blood back. And before you get it black back, it's going to go through this machine which gives it the ultraviolet radiation, have this purplish. So the ultraviolet light would be irradiating the blood before it comes back to the patient for a short period of time. What is ozone helpful for? So by the way, this procedure takes about the actual drooping back, is usually about 20, 25 minutes. But for you to come in and check in and first you get everything prepped, you know, you might be 45 minutes here. What is ozone good for? Ozone is a gas, it's O3, it's a oxygen, three molecules together. And it is extremely good for stimulating your immune system. But what's really amazing about ozone is that if your immune system is too low, it will boost it. If it's too high, as an autoimmune disease, rheumatoid arthritis, it will calm it down. It's been used successfully to help people with many, many conditions, like especially autoimmune disease, long term infections, Lyme disease, mold toxicity, other chronic long haul viral infections, it does help with the cardiovascular. It actually gives a boost of oxidants to the body, it decreases inflammation, helps with chronic fatigue a lot and even cancer. So. So of course for best benefits you do need several and we usually offer five pack and ten packs of treatments. You really do need, like several treatments. 80% of people with most of these issues have been helped with 10 or more treatments. And also even just for kind of general boosting and wellness. What it does is. It's an. It's an oxidant. So it gives a lot of an oxidative, a controlled oxidative stress to your body. What that does is causes your body to. To make antioxidants, and that stimulates your body to make the antioxidants. And those antioxidants go around sopping up, you know, abnormal molecule molecules, repairing things. So they kind of go around and do. It's almost like activating, you know, the National Guard or something to clean up after a hurricane or something. So they come out and they affix everything right and set things right in your body. And the ultraviolet does a similar. It doesn't directly, like, heat up your blood, but it stimulates a cascade of reactions. So it's not an immediate effect. It stimulates all these things in your body, and you'll notice the effects with time.
