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bellabeauty
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Joined: 18 Nov 2019
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Thu Dec 10, 2020 10:59 am  |
I would be interested to know if somebody tried this for spider or varicose veins..?
I am familiar with ozone, but didn't know it could get rid of spider veins. I do have ozone gel, but so far no results (not that I have used it often). I thought it would only have the effect of temporarily oxygenating the blood, but didn't think it would actually improve vascular function...
According to the retreat:
How is ozone better than regular sclerotherapy?
Ozone improves the flow of blood that these vessels carry making them more permeable and oxygenates the blood. Sclerotherapy, on the other hand, blocks the vessel and so blood will seek an alternative path leading to the formation of other varicose veins and spider veins, thus is not effective long-term. Ozone improves vascular function and oxygenates the blood and is effective long-term since the normal flow is recovered.
Ozone stops the process of formation of varicose and spider veins and also reduces any associated swelling, tingling, fatigue, and heaviness in the lower limbs. |
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