Ozonated Oil

Description

Ozone (O₃), a gas composed of three oxygen atoms, is continuously produced in the stratosphere by UV radiation or during the electric discharge of lightning from atmospheric oxygen. Although ozone is not a radical molecule, it is far more reactive than oxygen. Also, ozone is the third strongest oxidative agent. Ozone has the ability to oxide organic and/or inorganic compounds by reacting with them immediately. So, ozone may oxide plasma membrane of all microorganisms including bacteria, virus and fungus, and eventually shred these microorganisms. Therefore, ozone has been used as a disinfectant for many years. Ozone has an odor just like the smell of freshly cut grass, and also a similar odor may be felt from all materials contacted with ozone.

Ozonated oils are used in many diseases such as joint and skin pathologies especially.

 

Benefits and uses of Ozonated Coconut oil include, but are not limited to:

• Natural antibiotic – great for fungal infections, ringworm, herpes and cold sores
• Promotes wound healing
• Anti-inflammatory skin conditions e.g. eczema, dermatitis and psoriasis
• Significantly reduce pain in severe osteoarthritis
• Non invasive and safe
• Heals gingivitis and ulcers
• Can be ingested in small quantities daily
• Thrush treatment
• Hydrates the skin
• Anti-aging
• Cellular rejuvenation
• Excellent for muscles – improves tissue Oxygenation

 

Directions of use: Apply a small amount of oil on effected area of concern. Rub in with circular motions. Don’t wipe off excess oil from skin as it still contains ozone and will penetrate the skin for quite a while after application. For wound care please contact Selma on WhatsApp on the Do’s and Don’ts