Things You'll Need:
- Ozone bag and generator
- Reputable ozone therapy practitioner
- Internet connection and computer
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Step 1
Begin by educating yourself. To access a whole wealth of information on ozone therapy, read Pavel Yutsis's book, "Oxygen to the Rescue: Oxygen Therapies and How They Help Overcome Disease, Promote Repair, and Improve Overall Function" (see Resources below).
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Step 2
Determine which areas of your body are most affected by fibromyalgia, be they specific muscles or joints.
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Step 3
Wrap an ozone bag around the troubled area. Push the output tube of the ozone generator into the bag. Seal tightly.
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Step 4
Allow the bag to be in contact with the area for at least 10 to 30 minutes.
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Step 5
Keep the ozone bag away from your nose and lungs. Don't use for prolonged lengths of time. You should not use the bag for more than 30 minutes.
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Step 6
Repeat this process 2 to 3 times a week.
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Step 1
Make an appointment with a local ozone therapist.
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Step 2
Take a deeply cleansing shower to open up your body's pores. Ask the practitioner if you should take this shower at their office or at home before leaving for the appointment.
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Step 3
Visit the practitioner after ensuring they have an ozone sauna on the premises.
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Step 4
Enter the sauna with as little clothing as possible. Make sure the temperature is about 104 or 106 degrees F.
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Step 5
Allow the therapist to add the ozone into your breathing environment.
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Step 6
Stay in the sauna for about 30 minutes. Practitioners recommend an ozone chamber because some evidence suggests that raising the body's temperature artificially stimulates some of the increased white blood cell activity that a natural fever inspires. Practitioners hope that increased white blood cell activity will boost your immunity.
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Step 7
Repeat this process at least once a week until the desired benefits are achieved.







