Ozone Therapy Literature Review and Update

Instructor: Dr. Bryan Rade ND

This live session (September 24, 2022) is available for live attendance (in-person or online) or as a post-session recording.

Course Objectives:

• Summarize literature related to the mechanisms of action of intravenous, injected, and other forms of ozone therapy.  Emphasis will be placed on studies conducted from 2020 to present day.  Citations will be clearly listed
• Summarize literature related to human clinical trials related to intravenous, injected, and other forms of ozone therapy.  Emphasis will be placed on studies conducted from 2020 to present day.  Citations will be clearly listed.

Course Length: 2 hours

Course Cost: $125CAD + 15% sales tax

*Please note the course is only available for purchase by healthcare professionals (e.g. ND, MD, DC, DO, L.Ac, etc.).

Dr. Bryan Rade ND has been using ozone therapy extensively since 2011, after completing courses with Dr. Frank Shallenberger MD and Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt MD.  He is a founding member of the American Academy of Ozonotherapy (AAOT) and he was a guest speaker at the 2017 and 2021 AAOT annual conferences.  He has lectured on ozone therapy, along with other injection therapies, for the sports medicine elective program at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine and lectured on ozone therapy at the 2019 American Osteopathic Association of Prolotherapy and Regenerative Medicine annual conference.  Ozone is a major part of Dr. Rade’s practice in which he primarily treats patients with chronic health issues such as persistent borreliosis/coinfections, mold illness, MCAS, SIBO, neurological disorders, cancer and others.  A major portion of his practice also focuses on treating chronic pain for which he uses ozone along with prolotherapy, platelet-rich plasma, trigger point release therapy, neural therapy and/or perineural injection therapy (“neural prolotherapy”).  His ozone therapy certification course has been running since 2017.