transdermal ozone normalizes oxidative stress markers to healthy baseline levels
Ozone treatment normalized total hydroperoxide levels in diabetic foot patients (from 145.4 ± 31.6 μM to 106.3 ± 30.9 μM, not significantly different from healthy controls at 103.8 ± 17.7 μM), while antibiotic therapy produced no change.
What this means for you
Hydroperoxides are a key marker of oxidative stress — the cellular wear-and-tear linked to inflammation, slow recovery, and accelerated aging. When ozone exposure brought these levels back to a healthy range (while antibiotics made no difference), it suggests ozone may support the body's ability to rebalance its oxidative load in a meaningful way.
The published research
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