low-dose ozone exposure elevates natural protease inhibitors, activating adaptive response
Single low doses of ozonated saline (0.027–0.053 mcg) produced a positive effect on the proteolytic system in rats, elevating main proteolytic inhibitors α1-antitrypsin and α2-macroglobulin, indicating activation of compensatory adaptive mechanisms.
What this means for you
Your body uses protease inhibitors like α1-antitrypsin to regulate inflammation and protect tissues from breakdown. When these rise in response to ozone exposure, it suggests the body is shifting into a protective, adaptive mode — the kind of internal balancing act that supports recovery, resilience, and long-term tissue health.
The published research
Ozone as a Regulator of Physiological Processes
· 1990
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