Let me ask you something, do you know anyone who has not recently experienced joint pain? It could be knee pain from running 50 miles a week, back pain from a 20-year-old work injury, or osteoarthritis from age. Unfortunately, the answer is probably no, because most of us put a lot of stress on our muscles and joints with little to no effort in prevention or maintenance.

Scientifically we know that our bodies begin to age or degenerate somewhere between 15 and 21 years of age. Our nutritional foundations should be consumed and built before those ages. After that, our primary defense against “falling apart” is to do our best at preserving optimum levels.

Let’s compare our bodies to new a car. Right after you drive it off the dealership lot, those first few months of ownership come with renewed pride and little obligation. Outside of a little gas and probably many washes (need to keep a new car looking good all the time), our cars are maintenance free. However, it doesn’t take long before the oil needs changing, the tires need rotating or replacing, the paint gets chipped by road pebbles, and on it goes until the car reaches an age and condition where the maintenance costs may outweigh the invested value of the car. If we do not heed the advice and warning to continue regular maintenance, the vehicle soon falls apart prohibiting its function and purpose.

Similar to parts on a car, if our joints lose enough nutrition and oxygen simultaneously experiencing stress, abuse, and neglect, we feel stiff and sore and are prone to injury, often leading to physical therapy, meds, and possibly surgery. Sadly, we don’t always have the option of trading in body parts or ordering a customized new one from a mechanic.

Is it time for a tune up?  
Ozone Joint Therapy (OTJ) is a natural, non-surgical, minimally-invasive, regenerative therapy used for many kinds of joint pain or injury. Due to the nature of ozone, it can work synergistically with the body; providing nutrition and oxygen supply  to a particular area or joint. We know that the main cause of degeneration or aging is a lack of nutrients and oxygen, caused by overuse, improper nutrition, or poor circulation — since red blood cells are responsible for transporting nutrients and oxygen throughout your body. As with any living organism, if the necessities of life are not available, it will die. Can we stop the aging process? No. However, we can slow it down and make it more enjoyable.