transdermal ozone keeps oxidized protein levels in check during metabolic stress
Ozone treatment prevented the increase in advanced oxidation protein products (AOPP) in diabetic rats, maintaining levels comparable to non-diabetic controls.
What this means for you
Oxidized proteins are a marker of cellular wear — they build up when your body is under stress and struggling to keep up with damage. Keeping those levels low is linked to slower aging, better tissue function, and a body that recovers more efficiently. This finding suggests ozone exposure through the skin may help your system hold the line.
The published research
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