ozone reacts with and breaks down the protective chemical layers of helminth eggs
Ozone is highly reactive with the chemical compounds in the external and internal layers of fertile helminth eggs, including o-quinone linked to amino acids such as biphenyls, tyrosyl-cysteine, and cystine.
What this means for you
Helminths (intestinal worms) protect their eggs with tough chemical coatings that are hard to disrupt. Ozone's high reactivity means it can penetrate and destabilize those layers at a molecular level — a finding that points to ozone's broader potential for supporting a cleaner internal environment and reducing unwanted biological load.
The published research
Destruction of Helminth Eggs (Ascaris suum) by Ozone
· 1989
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