Can Anti-microbial Resistance be Cured?

Anti-microbial Resistance and Ozone

While the whole world is focussed on Covid, another silent killer is continuing to gain traction.

According to a new study in The Lancet (one of the world’s most prestigious scientific journals) more than 1.2 million people, and potentially millions more, died in 2019 due to antibiotic resistant bacteria.

What is antibiotic resistance?

Modern science has invented various ingenious methods of eliminating pathogens such as bacteria and fungi. However, nature is not static! The process of evolution means that even when we eliminate millions of these germs, a few survive. Eventually, a new strain arises which is immune to our methods and we need to start all over again. This process is exacerbated by the overuse and misuse of antibiotics, especially in factory farming.

Ozone gas kills bugs!

There is a wealth of scientific information which shows how effective ozone is against microbes. This one for example shows that ozone gas can reduce 15 types of bacteria in a hospital or clinical setting.

Ozonated water has another range of uses

This review explores the many medical uses for freshly ozonated water including ulcers, mycosis, mycotic infections, herpes simplex and herpes zoster, burns, also superinfected burns, intraoperative rinsing, eye injuries and infections, surgical scars (healing: primary or secondary), and oedemas of traumatic or bacterial origin.

 

How is ozone different?

Unlike antibiotics, ozone uses a process known as oxidation to neutralise the pathogens. So, rather than poisoning the organism, it attacks the lipid layer which protects it from the outside. This is why ozone is such a fast and effective antimicrobial substance. For example, it is considered to be 3000 times faster at purifying water than chlorine and leaves no harmful residue.

Now medical ozone is ozone in its purest sense. Dr Robert Rowen explains the healing effect of medical ozone when it is introduced into the body following protocols based on international standards:

"...what is the most important thing in healing? It is oxygen. It is getting oxygen to the cells. Bottom line in everything. No oxygen, no ATP, no energy. Cell can't repair, you can't mount a resistance. When you're facing an infection, the white blood cells consume 50-plus times the amount of oxygen acutely, then they do it rest. And if they don't have that oxygen, they can't perform for you. So, what does ozone do? Ozone is oxygen, it's O3. The oxygen you're breathing right now is O2. O2 is not that active oxygen, it needs a spark. In other words, you can mix gasoline with oxygen, but without a source of ignition, nothing happens. You need a spark plug in your cylinder. Ozone carries that spark....Ozone has that source of ignition. Ozone has several effects. It has, first, it increases 2,3-DGP in red blood cells. Red blood cells are the trains carrying oxygen. Oxygen is the cargo. If the train doesn't make a stop at the station, and doesn't unload its cargo, it doesn't do any good. 2,3-DGP enables the red cells to dump its oxygen at higher pressure in your tissues, to get better oxygen diffusion to yourselves. Ozone does that..."