IV Ozone Therapy involves infusing a mixture of Ozone (O3, a form of oxygen) into your blood. A small volume of your blood is removed, Ozone is added, and then the treated blood is returned to you – all in a sterile and closed system.  It’s believed to improve immune system function, reduce inflammation, and boost overall well-being.

As with most things, this is individual and depends on what is trying to be accomplished. Generally, as much as two to three times per week for eight to ten weeks or until symptoms are gone. Then decrease to once per week and gradually taper down to maintenance once every month or two – all depending on your response.

45 minutes to 1 hour.

1 to 1.5 hours if additional IV Nutrients follow the IV Ozone Infusion.

We at IntraVenous Solutions offer expert ozone therapy services right here in Nashville, Hendersonville, and Franklin/Cool Springs. Our highly-trained professional team is ready to create a personalized plan that will meet your unique health needs.

Ozone therapy stimulates the immune system by promoting the production of white blood cells, which play a crucial role in fighting infections and diseases. This can boost your body’s ability to resist illnesses.

While not a cure, ozone therapy has been used as part of comprehensive plans to potentially provide relief for autoimmune diseases. Its anti-inflammatory properties can help manage symptoms and promote overall well-being.

Yes, ozone therapy may stimulate the production of red blood cells and improve their efficiency in carrying oxygen, which in turn can enhance circulation and blood flow.

Ozone therapy has been used as part of chronic pain management plans. Its potential anti-inflammatory effects may help to alleviate pain caused by inflammation.

By enhancing oxygen delivery and supporting immune function, ozone therapy may help increase energy levels, promote healing, and contribute to overall well-being.

Ozone therapy may be used as part of plans to provide relief for various chronic conditions, including heart disease, autoimmune diseases, and chronic pain, among others.

Yes, Ozone has strong antimicrobial properties. It’s been used to help combat a variety of pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

While generally considered safe, ozone therapy can occasionally cause side effects like temporary flu-like symptoms, coughing, or shortness of breath. Always discuss potential risks with our team before beginning therapy.

Ozone therapy is believed to improve circulation and oxygen delivery, factors that are crucial for heart health. It’s been used as part of a comprehensive therapy plan for heart disease.

Like other IV therapies, Ozone Therapy is used to deliver nutrients directly into your bloodstream for optimal absorption. What sets Ozone Therapy apart is its unique focus on oxygen enhancement and immune modulation, potentially offering benefits for a wide range of conditions.