OZONE THERAPY PROTOCOL FOR PARKINSON’S DISEASE

Parkinson’s disease is a medical disorder usually seen in the elderly population and is related to a disturbance in movement and gait. Symptoms of Parkinson’s disease include tremor, stiffness, slow movements, and impaired balance and coordination which usually worsen over time. The modern management of this condition includes several treatment options such as medications and surgery, which can alleviate symptoms but cannot however cure the disease.

Ozone Therapy for Parkinson’s disease is aimed at giving symptomatic treatment to reduce tremor, stiffness and imbalance, as well as using Ozone Therapy to strengthen the brain and nerve cells. Ozone Therapy which has a specific action on the central nervous system is used in high doses and for prolonged periods in order to treat the root cause for Parkinson’s disease. Ozone Therapy bring about a gradual regeneration and recovery of damaged nerve cells as well as the neurotransmitters connecting the brain nerve synapses. Parkinson’s disease is mainly a disease of degeneration and hence Ozone Therapy which halts and reverses this degeneration is very useful in the management and treatment of this disease. While Ozone Therapy for Parkinson’s disease is mostly in the form of generalized Ozone Therapy, localized Ozone Therapy can also be used to augment the treatment. Since it is the brain, which is mostly affected in this condition, localized Ozone Therapy can be given on the scalp in the form of Ozonated oils and special Ozone Scalp bagging. These treatments have the additional effect of treating tremor and stiffness quickly and helping in regaining balance and coordination. Most individuals affected with Parkinson’s disease require treatment for periods ranging from six months to 15 months in order to benefit significantly from treatment. Ozone Therapy can bring about significant improvement in symptoms related to Parkinson’s disease and can substantially improve the quality of life of elderly individuals affected with this condition.