Ozone Limb Bagging Ulcer Fungus Wounds Treatment Muscules Joint Knees Recovery

Description

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Dr.O Solutions Limb Bags
unique and compact in design and user friendly  with complete Ozone Gas Isolation from outside air.
- The Silicone Flexible Cuff made from Medical Silicone and bags from PVC -  Ozone Resistant Material. Our sleeves are  quick in action  and they can be used many  times as you need.
- Sleeves can be sheared between users since Ozone is Most Potent Disinfecting Gas.
- Connects Directly to Dr.O Solutions Ozone Generator
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Ozone Bagging is a simple and most effective therapy for all degenerative skin conditions as well as in deep tissue regeneration protocols. It fast acting protocol for all insects bites (includes a Ticks and Spiders Bites), Bees Stings allergic reactions (most of the time allergic reaction will disappear in 1-2 sessions), nail and skin fungus, Herpes ... and many many other conditions.
Kit Includes:
- Ozonating Bag of your choice
- 7' Food Grade Silicone Tubing with  Male Luer Connector for Dr.O Solutions Ozone Generator Hook-up
- Ozone Bagging Instruction.
Ozone Bagging may be very effective therapy for treating gangrene, diabetic foot ulcers, bed sores, burns, tick (or any other insects) bites, any wounds that are infected or heal slowly, or those that refuse to heal, nail fungus, any signs  inflammations and pain conditions including Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Rheumatoid Arthritis.  Ozone kills all bacteria, viruses, fungus, infected open wounds, increase blood flow to the wounds, and stimulates the healing process. It has been documented that many a body part has been spared amputation through the application of ozone in this method .
Ozone Bagging is very simple procedure to use. Just connect ozone Bag to Medical Ozone Generator with tubing, wet area to be treated (Foot, Leg, Hand or Arm) with warm water to avoid skin irritation, pull Ozone Bag over your limb and start treatment. Treatment times vary depending on the type of wounds being treated but typically range from 10 – 30 minutes.