ozone exposure triggers new blood vessel growth and fibroblast activity in spinal disc tissue
Fibroblast recruitment following ozone-induced revascularization enables discal reconstitution, suggesting a regenerative rather than purely ablative outcome.
What this means for you
Spinal discs in adults normally have no blood supply, which is part of why they're slow to recover. When ozone stimulates new vessel formation in disc tissue, it may open a pathway for the body's own repair cells to move in and rebuild — a regenerative response most people would associate with less stiffness, better structural support, and longer-term back resilience.
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