Combined Effect of Ozone + Xenon Against Lyme-like Symptoms

Xenon and Ozone treatment

At last year’s ILADS Conference in Boston – the largest Lyme disease conference in the world – Dr Dulitsky Phd MD from The Ozone Clinic Australia gave a presentation on the topic: ‘The Combined Effect of Ozone + Xenon against Lyme Disease.’ (See the full presentation here)

Speaking at the conference only recently, Dr Dulitsky was well received because the combination of ozone and xenon comes at a time when conventional treatments for Lyme disease are failing and the medical world is looking for new solutions.

There are millions of people all over the world with chronic Lyme disease and antibiotics have been shown to be largely ineffective in the treatment of this disease. In his presentation, Dr Dulitsky showed the results from a study carried out by the Krasnoyarsky State University in Russia, which found this new treatment to be effective but also gentle on patients so they were able to take the treatment without suffering a strong Herxheimer reaction. Ozone and Xenon treatment results

The study (see here) found a high percentage of people were much better after receiving this treatment. Dr Dulitsky explained how the combination of ozone and xenon is able to target most of the existing infections a patient has including intracellular parasites, mould, fungus, bacteria and viruses. He said the detoxifying effect of the treatment helps with general recovery.

  • Borrelia and co-infections are increasingly resisting to common antibiotics.
  • Long term of antibiotic therapy suppresses our immune system.
  • Immune system improvement is one of the most important goals in the strategy of treatment of Lyme disease and Coinfections.
  • Ozone and xenon are also effective in treating intracellular parasites, mould, biofilm and opportunistic infections.
  • The changes in microbiota and microbiome triggers dysregulation in multiple functions in our organism. (Read more about the study here)

Ozone

What is Xenon and how does it work?

Dr Dulitsky explained that xenon (Xe) is an inert gas which has multiple applications in modern medicine. He said most of the research on the medical use of xenon was done in Russia and it’s been found to have a broad spectrum of therapeutic effects.

“According to multiple studies in Russia, xenon has demonstrated the number of therapeutic properties: analgesic, anti-hypoxic, immune-modulatory, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidative, anti-viral, antibacterial, neuro-protective, anti-depressive etc,” he added.

“This broad spectrum of therapeutic effects, combined with the safety of xenon, make it an ideal therapeutic agent. At the same time, multiple publications have shown that medical ozone has powerful antibacterial, anti-viral, and immune-modulating properties as well. Ozone therapy already has shown itself to be a powerful tool against tick-born infections so when you combine it with xenon, the treatment becomes even more powerful,” said Dr Dulitsky.

After Dr Dulitsky’s presentation at ILADS, many doctors and other practitioners from around the world asked him for more information about these treatments for their patients.

These therapies are all available here at The Ozone Clinic Australia in Castle Hill, Sydney. For more information on these therapies take a look here. (For Dr Dulitsky’s full presentation, see here)

Disclaimer: In Australia, some of the therapies offered at the Ozone Clinic are not officially recognised as a part of mainstream medical practice. These therapies are known as complementary therapies and are considered to be useful as an additional treatment to those offered by your medical practitioner.The Ozone Clinic and its personnel are fully trained in the application of these complementary therapies but they’re not registered medical practitioners and are considered to be complementary therapists.

You can call The Ozone Clinic Australia on 61291580555 or email us at info@ozoneclinic.com.au