So the proponents of ozone therapy are steadfast in their defense of the empirical value of their chosen therapy. For several years, I sided with the chemists on the above issue. So I stayed clear of ozone and hydrogen peroxide therapies. But then I conducted some other experiments and, to my great surprise, found that ozone and hydrogen peroxide serve as antioxidant therapies in patients with fibromyalgia and CFS, even though both substances are potent oxidants in a test tube. This phenomenon thus demonstrates another aspect of the amazing dual roles of oxygen.
Ozone is a dangerous gas.
Ozone is a safe gas. I see most mainstream doctors cringe when they hear about intravenous injections of ozone. They imagine patients collapsing with strokes as bubbles of the gas block small blood vessels in their brains. That makes ozone a dangerous gas. They will find out that no one keels over after an ozone infusion.