A thorough, evidence-based guide to medical ozone therapy. Covers how ozone works (oxidative preconditioning, immune modulation), administration methods (MAH, rectal insufflation, prolozone, ozone sauna), conditions treated, safety, costs, FDA status, and finding a qualified provider.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is breathing 100% oxygen in a chamber pressurized to 1.5 to 3.0 ATA. It is established for 14 recognized indications such as carbon monoxide poisoning and diabetic foot ulcers, while brain injury, long COVID and longevity uses remain investigational.
Migraine is a neurological disease with attacks lasting 4 to 72 hours. This guide covers its types, triggers, acute and preventive treatments, and how to build a personal management plan.
NAD+ dosage depends on the route: IV NAD+ is usually 250 to 1,500 mg per session, subcutaneous injections 50 to 200 mg two to three times weekly, and oral NMN 250 to 1,000 mg or NR 250 to 600 mg daily.
GAINSWave therapy is a branded low-intensity shockwave (Li-ESWT) protocol for erectile dysfunction, not a device. A 2017 meta-analysis of 7 randomized trials found larger erectile function gains than sham, mostly in mild to moderate vasculogenic ED.
A portable hyperbaric chamber is an inflatable home unit that reaches 1.3 to 1.5 ATA, below the 2.0 to 3.0 ATA of clinical chambers. Its benefits are modest and mostly limited to wellness, recovery and lingering concussion symptoms.
ECT works faster and more often in the most severe depression, while TMS needs no anesthesia and does not cause memory loss. A 2014 meta-analysis found 64.4% response with ECT versus 48.7% with rTMS, with the gap concentrated in psychotic depression.
Neurofeedback trains your brain to shift out of anxiety-promoting patterns using real-time EEG feedback. Learn about alpha/theta and SMR protocols, RCT evidence, comparison to medications and CBT, session requirements, and costs.
Evidence-based herbal protocols for SIBO including berberine, allicin, oregano oil, and neem. Covers the Johns Hopkins study, biofilm disruptors, prokinetics, and dietary strategies for treatment and relapse prevention.
Ketamine for chronic pain blocks NMDA receptors behind central sensitization. For chronic migraine it can ease pain within hours but often fades in weeks, while CGRP inhibitors need at least 3 months to judge.
IV ketamine is usually easier to access than Spravato: Spravato esketamine nasal spray is given only at REMS certified treatment centers with at least 2 hours of monitoring, while IV ketamine has no REMS but is rarely covered by insurance.
Major autohemotherapy exposes drawn blood to medical-grade ozone before reinfusing it. Proposed mechanisms include Nrf2 activation and immune modulation. Here is what the evidence says.
