Ozone therapy

Prescription only. Ozone therapy is delivered under medical prescription as part of a protocol built by our medical team. It is not offered as a treatment for, or a means of curing or reversing, any disease or condition. Nothing on this page is medical advice.

Medical ozone is produced on site from medical-grade oxygen using a dedicated generator. It is used in a number of countries as part of integrative and supportive care, and it is regulated differently depending on where you are — which is worth knowing before you travel anywhere for it.

What happens in a session

The most common route here is major autohemotherapy: a volume of the guest's own blood is drawn, exposed to a measured ozone concentration, and returned. A session takes roughly forty minutes to an hour including preparation, and guests sit in the clinical area throughout with staff present.

Concentration and frequency are set by the physician, not by preference. Most people describe the session itself as uneventful, which is the intention.

Who it is not for

Ozone therapy is not appropriate for everyone. G6PD deficiency, certain blood disorders, pregnancy, some cardiac conditions and some medications are among the reasons a physician may decline it. This is part of why the pre-arrival bloodwork exists, and why the therapy cannot be booked as an item.

If you take anticoagulants or have a haematological diagnosis, tell us before you travel rather than on arrival.

On the claims you will read elsewhere

Ozone therapy attracts strong claims online, including specific percentage figures about immune cell counts. We do not publish those figures and we would treat them cautiously wherever you see them. The evidence base is mixed and still developing, individual responses vary, and no outcome is promised or implied here.

Mountains of Hope holds a Colombian IPS medical facility licence. Book a consultation to discuss whether this is appropriate for you, or ask your own physician to contact our medical team.