Many people are looking for safe, evidence-based ways to improve energy, strengthen immunity, and support long-term wellness. IV infusion ozone therapy has been steadily gaining attention in the medical world because of its unique approach. Instead of masking symptoms, it focuses on activating your body’s own healing systems.

You might be curious about how it works. You might even feel a little nervous about what happens in a session. That is completely normal. The good news is that IV infusion ozone therapy is a straightforward process that thousands of patients across the world have experienced. In this guide, we will walk you through what it is, how autohemotherapy ties into it, and what you can expect during your first visit. 

What is IV Infusion Ozone Therapy?

IV infusion ozone therapy is a treatment that uses a carefully measured mixture of medical-grade ozone and oxygen to support the body’s natural functions. Ozone is a form of oxygen, but instead of two oxygen atoms like the air we breathe (O2), it has three (O3). That extra oxygen atom is what makes it so reactive and powerful. When introduced into the body in a safe, controlled way, it can stimulate biological processes that encourage healing.

During IV infusion ozone therapy, your blood is withdrawn, mixed with an ozone-oxygen blend, and then reintroduced back into your body. This process increases the amount of oxygen available to your tissues and helps trigger antioxidant activity. Studies suggest that ozone therapy may improve circulation, reduce oxidative stress, and support immune balance.

Ozone therapy has been studied for various uses, including chronic fatigue, infections, autoimmune conditions, and vascular problems. While more research is still being done, many patients report improvements in energy, recovery, and overall wellness. Clinics that specialize in ozone therapy use strict safety protocols to ensure the process is both effective and safe.

What is Autohemotherapy?

Autohemotherapy is the medical name for the process of taking your blood, treating it with ozone, and then re-infusing it back into your body. It is the most common way ozone therapy is performed through IV infusion. The term comes from three roots: “auto” meaning self, “hemo” meaning blood, and “therapy” meaning treatment. In short, it is therapy using your own blood.

There are two main types of autohemotherapy. Major autohemotherapy involves drawing a larger amount of blood, mixing it with the ozone-oxygen blend, and slowly returning it to your system. Minor autohemotherapy uses a smaller sample of blood that is treated and then injected intramuscularly. The major method is more commonly used in IV ozone infusion sessions because it allows a more significant amount of treated blood to circulate through your system.

By enriching your own blood with ozone, your immune system is stimulated in a way that helps it respond better to stress, toxins, and infections. Patients often describe the experience as energizing, with some noticing improvements in circulation, recovery time, and mental clarity.

5 Things to Expect During Your First IV Infusion Ozone Therapy Session

Knowing what to expect can take away much of the uncertainty that comes with trying something new. If you are preparing for your first ozone therapy session, here are the key steps you can expect from start to finish.

• Start with a Personalized Consultation

Before any therapy begins, you will sit down with a medical professional who understands ozone therapy. This consultation is important. It allows the provider to review your medical history, current symptoms, and health goals. They will check if you are a good candidate for ozone therapy and explain how the treatment may help in your situation.

This step is also your chance to ask questions. Whether you are concerned about safety, the sensations you might feel, or the expected results, the consultation is designed to give you clear answers. A good clinic will never rush this process because informed patients make the best health decisions.

• Getting Comfortable with the IV Setup

Once your consultation is complete and you are ready to begin, the staff will guide you to a comfortable chair or recliner. An IV line will be set up, just like in any other infusion therapy. This part of the process is simple and usually only takes a few minutes.

The IV is connected to a sterile, medical-grade container that will hold your blood during the ozone infusion. Everything used is single-use and handled under strict clinical standards. If you have ever had an IV drip, the setup will feel familiar.

• The Ozone-Enriched Infusion Process

After the blood draw, your blood is carefully mixed with the ozone-oxygen blend. This step is done under strict safety guidelines because the concentration and volume must be precise. The enriched blood is then slowly reintroduced into your body through the IV line.

The process typically takes about 30 to 45 minutes. Many patients use this time to relax, read, or listen to music. It is not a rushed procedure, and your provider will monitor you throughout the session. The goal is to ensure your comfort while your body receives the ozone-enhanced blood.

• Common Sensations During Treatment

You may wonder what the treatment feels like. Most people report only mild sensations, if any. Some describe a gentle feeling of warmth or tingling as the enriched blood circulates. Others notice an increase in mental alertness or a calm sense of relaxation.

It is important to remember that responses vary. Not everyone feels an immediate effect during the session. Some people notice results in the days after as their body adjusts and responds to the therapy. Your provider will be nearby to address any concerns and ensure everything goes smoothly.

• Recovery and What Happens After Your Session

Once the infusion is complete, you will be observed for a few minutes before heading home. Most patients feel well enough to resume their normal activities right away. Drinking plenty of water after the session can help your body process the ozone-enriched blood more efficiently.

In the days that follow, some patients report feeling more energetic, experiencing less brain fog, or noticing an improvement in circulation and recovery. Results vary depending on your health condition and goals. For chronic issues, a series of treatments may be recommended to achieve the best outcome.

Follow-up appointments will give your provider a chance to track your progress and adjust your treatment plan. The key to success is consistency and close communication with your medical team.

Take the First Step Toward Renewal—Call ICBR

Your health deserves solutions that are safe, effective, and rooted in science. IV infusion ozone therapy and autohemotherapy are not quick fixes but tools that can help unlock your body’s natural healing potential. If you are dealing with fatigue, chronic conditions, or simply want to support your wellness, this treatment may be worth exploring.

At ICBR, our team has years of experience in ozone therapy and integrative medicine. We follow the highest safety standards, use state-of-the-art equipment, and most importantly, put your comfort and care first. Every step of the process is designed to empower you with knowledge and support your health journey.

Take the first step toward renewal today. Call us at (314) 921-3997 to schedule your consultation. Your body has the ability to heal in powerful ways. Sometimes, it just needs the right support to get there.