ozone exposure increases capillary density in cardiac muscle tissue
Medical ozone administration significantly increased the capillary-to-muscle-fiber ratio (C/F) in cardiac muscle across all three doses (p<0.001), with the moderate dose producing the highest mean ratio (0.0689 vs 0.0270 in controls).
What this means for you
More capillaries per muscle fiber means your heart tissue can receive more oxygen and nutrients with each beat. This kind of vascular density is associated with better cardiovascular efficiency and endurance — the kind of underlying support that shows up as more energy, better stamina, and a heart that works less hard to do the same job.
The published research
Shadia Barakat*, Aziza Seif-El Nasr*; Nabil Abdel-
· 1997
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