CELLULAR THERAPY THROUGH AUTOHEMOTHERAPY

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Mihaela-Corina BUCUR, Bansal HIMANSHU, Ivan Ivanovich KUZHBA, Vasile CÎRLIG, Ludmila BOZKURT, Otto-Gheorghe FOTESCU, Nelu MIHAI

Cell therapies represent natural, alternative, non-invasive and painless treatments, used and recognized for their excellent healing effects of various ailments, especially in general, orthopedic and aesthetic medicine. Autohemotherapy is a medical treatment that involves withdrawing a patient’s blood, modifying it with ozone or other substances, and reintroducing it into the patient’s bloodstream. This therapy is divided into two main types: major autohemotherapy and minor autohemotherapy. Major autohemotherapy involves withdrawing a larger amount of blood and adding ozone to it, while minor autohemotherapy involves injecting a small amount of ozone directly into the patient’s bloodstream. Autohemotherapy has become increasingly popular as a complementary treatment for cancer patients. It can help improve the overall health of the patient, boost the immune system, and increase the effectiveness of other treatments. In this article, we will explore the different types of autohemotherapy, their benefits, and their potential risks. Acting on the affected area, these treatments have indisputable recovery properties, a regenerative effect at the cellular level, strengthening the immune system, ameliorating and healing trauma and joint diseases, by multiplying beneficial cells and eliminating abnormal and diseased cells, foreign to the body. The future will open new doors to discover the beneficial effects of these procedures.

https://doi.org/10.58679/UTM28416