Can Ozone Therapy Cure Damaged Kidneys?

Kidney failure is when the kidneys stop working well enough for you to live without dialysis or a kidney transplant. Kidney failure can happen very suddenly (called acute renal failure) or slowly over time. In most cases, kidney failure is permanent. This is called end-stage renal disease or ESRD.

Many patients are treated with allopathic medication such as prednisone, cyclophosphamide, and other immunosuppresant drugs as well as renal dialysis and even surgeries and transplants.

Ozone not only assists with the elimination of toxins but also helps to regulate and enhance immune functions.

Many kidney disease patients suffer from renal ischemia and renal hypoxia.  Ozone therapy relieves the lack of oxygen and blood in the kidneys.

With ozone therapy, there are no surgical procedures involved and patients are not at risk for side-effects which surgery and drugs can bring on.  At The Pod, we use minor Autohemotherapy in conjunction with Hyperthermia Therapy to help a patient in renal failure.  While we advocate that they continue with their treatment regime as set down by their specialists, we also believe using ozone treatments as an adjunct or complementary treatment will be beneficial as it increases the amount of oxygen in the blood in the kidneys, thereby preventing further deterioration.  In some cases, it has been found to repair damaged renal tissues.

Ozone Therapy also helps patients who are on dialysis.  Typically, patients will experience a boost of energy after their ozone treatment.  They report alleviation of chronic pain, better sleep quality as well a general feeling of wellbeing.  As mentioned earlier, ozone increases the oxygen levels in the bloodstream, which helps to detoxify the body, giving the liver, colon, skin and kidneys less of a work load to keep the body flushed of toxic substances.

Ozone breaks down rapidly from O3 to O2 to O-.   This single negatively charged oxygen atom not only attached itself to free radicals but creates organic peroxide which the human body utilizes effectively.  Peroxides increase oxygen in the blood.

Unfortunately, there is no cure yet for kidney failure although both ozone treatment along with osmotherapy and other allopathic medications can have great success in stimulating the repair of kidney tissues and cells and helping to restore renal function to some extent.