Ozone Therapy for Wounds

I have been trying for years to get my three boys to help with the yard work and just recently (and reluctantly) they have started to help out. One of my sons was raking the lawn and working to get rid of the weeds around the bushes. It was a 4-prong rake and he set the rake down with the prongs facing upward while he played some basketball. My daughter (age 6) was running around the yard when she came around the corner at full speed and she stepped on the rake prongs. It stopped her instantly while 1 prong went right through the bottom of her right foot and out of the top about two inches below the 4th toe bone. She let out a small cry and there she was holding onto a basketball post for support while holding her right foot up in the air with a 6-foot rake attached to it. The rake was very dirty and bloody. So while one son held my daughter, I steadied her right foot and pulled the foot free. Then, we saw a lot of bleeding and crying. We allowed it to bleed and soaked her foot in hydrogen peroxide. The next day we got an x-ray, which thankfully came back negative for a broken bone.  We gave her an antibiotic shot for 3 days in a row but I was still worried that there could be dirt in the wound, especially because the wound was all the way through the foot and the wound was very red and not going down in size of redness. I made the decision to try ozone therapy.

A European treatment for contaminated wounds, ozone kills any pathological mold, virus, and bacteria. The ozone does not kill any of the good bacteria that is present in the body. We put her foot in a bag and pumped ozone gas into the bag for 20 minutes. We continued to do ozone therapy once a day over 3 days and her foot had no redness, pain, or infection! I then tried it on chronic leg wounds and I got excellent results. Ozone kills the bad bacteria while oxygenating the wound. It works great so if a wound is not healing consider Ozone.

John Young, M.D.

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