Ozone Therapy — IV Autotransfusion

Ozone therapy at REGEVITA uses an oxygen-ozone (O₂/O₃) mixture delivered intravenously via the autotransfusion method — the technique most widely used in clinical practice and the signature offering of MUDr. Milan Veselý, who has practised ozone medicine in the Czech Republic since 1978. A measured volume of the patient's own blood is withdrawn, enriched with medical-grade ozone, and re-infused, where it interacts with red blood cells and plasma proteins to release reactive oxygen species. These molecules activate cellular antioxidant defences, modulate the immune cascade, and enhance erythrocyte flexibility — improving oxygen delivery to tissues that need it most. The clinic also offers direct-tissue ozone injection, rectal insufflation, and ozone baths, giving practitioners the full toolkit for condition-specific protocols.

REGEVITA's ozone therapy service is led by MUDr. Milan Veselý, one of the Czech Republic's earliest and most experienced ozone practitioners, who has worked with the modality since 1978. The primary delivery route is major autohemotherapy (MAH): approximately 100–200 ml of venous blood is drawn into a sterile, pressure-resistant bag, ozone at a carefully calibrated concentration is bubbled through the sample, and the enriched blood is returned to the patient via IV drip over 30–60 minutes. This intravenous autotransfusion approach is preferred because it exposes the entire blood volume to ozone chemistry — stimulating erythrocyte metabolism, improving red-cell deformability, and triggering a controlled oxidative signal that upregulates the body's own antioxidant enzymes (glutathione peroxidase, catalase, superoxide dismutase). For targeted musculoskeletal or joint complaints, MUDr. Veselý can administer ozone by direct intra-articular or peri-articular injection, exploiting its anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties at the site of dysfunction. Rectal insufflation — ozone delivered rectally via a catheter — provides a gentler systemic route useful for patients with venous access difficulties or for supporting gut-related inflammatory conditions. Ozone baths, in which the body (with head outside the enclosure) is exposed to an ozone-saturated environment, round out the menu for skin and systemic circulation benefits. Typical longevity and immune-support courses run 5–10 sessions, spaced every few days to weekly depending on the indication. The first appointment includes a medical consultation with examination to screen for contraindications (hyperthyroidism, G6PD deficiency, active bleeding, pregnancy) and to set the ozone concentration appropriate for the patient's health status. Adding a vitamin C co-infusion (+500 Kč per session) extends antioxidant support and is popular among patients using ozone for fatigue and post-illness recovery. Course packages of 5 or 10 sessions reduce the per-session cost by 8–13% versus the single-session rate.