Ear ozone insufflation is an intriguing, minimally invasive ozone therapy method where low concentrations of ozone gas are introduced into the ear canal via a specialized applicator. According to ProBack, it is used for conditions such as sinus and ear infections, migraines, headaches, and to support neurological health.
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Its advantages include being painless, relatively easy to administer (with proper training), and non-invasive. But it is not risk-free: it must not be used in perforated eardrums, and ozone must be carefully controlled to avoid mucosal irritation or damage. Moreover, the clinical evidence base remains limited, especially for the more speculative applications like cognitive or neurological support.

If you’re considering ear ozone insufflation, it’s wise to consult a qualified integrative or ozone-savvy clinician, weigh the potential benefits vs risks, and treat it as one tool among several rather than a guarantee. The future may bring more rigorous trials, but for now, cautious optimism and informed decision-making are key.
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