The New Oxygen Prescription

A guide to the latest research in oxygen therapies and their use on the path to optimum health.

The New Oxygen Prescription presents new clinical advancements and scientific findings from Cuba, Italy, Spain, Russia, China, and the United States. It explores the effectiveness of oxidative therapies for treating many conditions, including heart disease, cancer, HIV, hepatitis, diabetes, MS, macular degeneration, herniated discs, arthritis, Alzheimer’s, Crohn’s, candida, emphysema, and eczema.

Includes new research on oxidative therapies in veterinary medicine and dentistry, highlighting its success in treating cavities and preventing infection.

Scientists now agree that most disease states are caused by oxygen starvation at a cellular level. Polluted air, devitalised foods, and poor breathing habits can all lead to chronic oxygen deficiency, creating an environment in which toxins thrive as the overall immune response is weakened. Through oxidative therapies—the medical use of ozone (O₃) or hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂)—we can assist the body in generating the oxygen needed to oxidate viruses and bacteria as well as weak and sick tissue cells, allowing stronger and healthier cells to take their place.

Presenting the latest advancements and clinical findings from countries such as Cuba, Italy, Spain, China, Russia, and the United States, along with recommendations from the International Scientific Committee of Ozone Therapy (ISCO3), Nathaniel Altman explores the effectiveness of oxidative therapies for treating a wide range of conditions, including heart disease, herpes, HIV, diabetes, candida, tonsillitis, macular degeneration, herniated discs, burns, and arthritis. He explains how Cuban and Russian physicians have been successfully treating patients with heart disease using ozone therapy for decades. Moreover, he describes how ozone interacts with cells when introduced into the bloodstream, stimulating the body’s own ability to fight cancer, osteoporosis, and hepatitis.

Altman investigates promising new studies on the use of ozone and hydrogen peroxide therapies to treat Alzheimer’s, Crohn’s, multiple sclerosis, emphysema, eczema, and sepsis, and the potential for these therapies to successfully treat new diseases such as Ebola and Zika.

The author also explores the expanding use of oxidative therapies in veterinary medicine and dentistry, including their success in treating cavities and preventing infection. Providing a detailed resource section, he explains how to combine oxidative therapies with holistic methods, such as fasting, detox therapies, herbal medicine, and nutritional healing, for a stronger start on the path to optimum health.