Ozone And Ozonatated Oil for Skin Diseases

Many topical anti-infective drugs have been developed by conventional medicine; however, due to the emergence of antibiotic and chemotherapeutic-resistant bacteria, some of these agents are no longer: very effective. Ozone has been recognized for more than a century as a great disinfectant, but because of its oxidizing characteristics, it must be utilized carefully. It has only been possible to control its extreme reactivity in the last ten years by carefully adjusting its concentration and adding the gas permanently to triglycerides, where gaseous ozone chemically combines with unsaturated substrates to produce derivatives that are therapeutically active. The stability and effectiveness of ozonated oils have previously been shown today, but because there are so many commercial products, this research will examine these derivatives and offer a method.