Ozone Therapy in Montego Bay, Jamaica
Learn about ozone therapy at Teshuva Wellness, how the treatment is administered, what the appointment involves and whether it is appropriate to discuss in the context of your individual health needs.
“Ozone therapy” can mean different things — and the claims around it vary widely.
What kind of ozone treatment are we talking about?
Why is ozone being used medically?
What is it supposed to do?
Does the evidence support the reason I am considering it?
Can it interact with my current treatment?
What are the risks?
Is every form of ozone therapy the same?
Would it actually make sense for me?
Start by understanding the treatment — not the claims surrounding it.
Before discussing benefits, be clear about what treatment is actually being provided.
Ozone therapy can refer to several different administration methods, each with its own procedure, equipment, dose, safety considerations and evidence base. The exact method Teshuva would use in your care is confirmed with you during consultation — not assumed from the name.
Methods ozone therapy can refer to
Ozone is never simply inhaled as part of treatment. Medical ozone procedures use closed, controlled systems and avoid respiratory exposure — inhaling ozone gas is not part of Teshuva’s ozone therapy.
Know the method.
Know the reason for using it.
The reason for considering ozone matters more than the treatment name.
People arrive after hearing about ozone therapy for very different health concerns. The consultation first clarifies what you are trying to address and what has already been investigated — before any ozone method is discussed.
The consultation first considers
Start with the health question.
Then discuss whether ozone belongs in the answer.
Interested in ozone therapy but not sure whether it fits your situation?
Start with the health concern, the treatment you’re already receiving and the questions you want answered.
What is the proposed rationale behind medical ozone?
Medical ozone research has explored effects related to how transient, controlled ozone exposure might influence certain biological pathways — for example:
A proposed biological mechanism is not the same as proof that a treatment improves a disease outcome. Ozone does not oxygenate and “kill” cancer, detoxify the body, destroy pathogens throughout the body, cure chronic illness, reverse disease, repair all tissue or boost immunity as established clinical facts.
A biological mechanism is not the same as proof that a treatment improves a disease outcome.
The evidence depends on what ozone is being used for.
Ozone therapy has been studied in different contexts, but the quality and strength of evidence varies significantly by the condition, the administration method and the outcome being measured. Not all published research is equally strong.
A simple evidence framework
More established
A small set of specific, well-defined situations where ozone has been more consistently studied — for example, certain topical or dental applications.
Limited / emerging
Areas where research exists but remains early, small or inconsistent, and where routine use is not yet well supported.
Uncertain / investigational
Uses where evidence is largely theoretical, pre-clinical or too limited to draw clinical conclusions.
“Studied” does not automatically mean “proven.”
What about ozone therapy during cancer care?
Someone may be interested in ozone as part of an integrative cancer-care conversation. That does not mean ozone should be presented as any of the following:
Cancer diagnosis, treatment plan, medications and oncology care should remain part of the conversation. Any supportive therapy is considered in that full context — not as a substitute for it.
Ozone therapy is not risk-free simply because it is described as “integrative.”
Safety depends on how the treatment is provided. The relevant factors may include:
This page does not provide procedural instructions for generating or administering ozone at home, and ozone inhalation is not encouraged. Medical ozone is a clinical procedure performed with appropriate equipment and oversight.
Safe use starts with the method and the person receiving it.
Not everyone asking for ozone therapy should necessarily receive it.
Whether ozone therapy is appropriate depends on your individual situation. Potential considerations may include:
Assessment is required.
The treatment should be considered in the context of the whole medical picture.
Dr. Andre Williams is a physician and Naturopathic Practitioner whose integrative-health practice starts with assessment before any treatment. His ozone-related professional training informs how a proposed method is evaluated — in the medical context of what may be behind how you feel, rather than assuming ozone is the answer. The point is evidence-aware decision-making, not selling a therapy.
Training matters when the treatment itself requires precision.
Dr. Andre’s ozone-related professional development is shared as practitioner credibility — evidence that the person proposing the treatment has trained in it. It is not presented as proof that ozone therapy itself is effective. Conference attendance and training confirm the practitioner’s preparation; they do not validate the therapy.
Specific credentials, training dates and memberships are confirmed with you during consultation, so the information on this page stays accurate rather than assumed.
What happens before Ozone Therapy at Teshuva?
Listen
Why are you considering ozone therapy?
Review
Health history, diagnosis, medications, existing treatment and relevant information.
Assess
Determine whether ozone therapy is appropriate.
Explain
Discuss the proposed role, limitations, evidence and risks.
Treat
If appropriate, proceed using Teshuva’s confirmed clinical protocol.
Follow up
Review tolerance and whether continued treatment still makes sense.
You don’t have to decide based on what someone else experienced.
Your health condition, treatment and risks are your own.
A consultation does not guarantee Ozone Therapy will be recommended.
Possible alternatives may include:
The purpose of the consultation is to choose care. Not to sell ozone.
Know what to ask before starting Ozone Therapy.
Questions to Ask Before Ozone Therapy. A practical checklist covering the treatment method, evidence, safety, practitioner training and questions to discuss before deciding.
Questions people ask before an ozone consultation.
Where else the conversation may lead.
Naturopathic Practitioner Hub
The broader naturopathic framework ozone therapy is evaluated within.
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Supportive care considered in the context of your oncology treatment.
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IV Vitamin & Nutrient Therapy
Physician-guided IV care, assessed for reason before any infusion.
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Neural Therapy
A distinct local-injection approach — not the same as ozone.
ExploreVisit Teshuva Wellness in Montego Bay.
Teshuva Wellness
Shop 7A
Sagicor Commercial Centre
Montego Bay, Jamaica
Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Before choosing Ozone Therapy, understand what it means for your health situation.
Start with the condition you’re trying to address, your current treatment and the questions you want answered.