In addition, dietary modifications to take stress off the body is of great benefit as is other complementary therapies such as hyperthermia with infrared, etc. Ozone is only bad if it is not used correctly. If Dr. Farber sees this post, perhaps he'll send us all copies of his results to prove infection and also reduction of the load and clinical improvement. Our clinical experience is that you have to drive these things into the open to have access. The only oxydative therapy that I can say for sure affects those cells directly is hyperbaric oxygen.
Ozone works by different mechanisms of immune modulating effects.
The spirochetes are not in the blood usually is my understanding like a regular bacterial infection, so treating blood with ozone has limited effects because it doesn't have direct hit capability. The mechanism of benefit with ozone is different anyway. Thanks for your time.