How Is Ozonated Glycerin Used?
Wound Treatment
The first uses of ozonated glycerin as identified above were to treat wounds. This is quite similar to how ozonated oils have been used through the years and it is uncertain based on current research whether ozonated glycerin has any greater effect than ozonated oils or vice versa.
Infections
A 2015 study identified ozonated gel (glycerin) as a potential agent for treating periodontal diseases. It showed that ozonated gylcerin provided a long-term sterilization effect as comparted to water which has a very short half-life.
Another study in 2021 showed that it could be part of a hand washing routine as a more gentle substitute for ethanol when protecting against the SARS virus.
Cancer
More recently, there have been whispers of research being performed by Dr. Hany Khalil of Egypt, but as of yet there is no publicly available literature to validate this.
Empirical evidence has been provided by a veterinarian, Dr. Jim Bridge, who has been using ozonated glycerin since 2018 to treat a variety of cancers through injection into and around the tumor.
Besides the empirical evidence, what we do know is that ozonated water, ozonated oils and ozone gas have been used to treat various types of cancers with some limited success.
Cosmetics
Here at Ozone Apothecary, our focus is upon the cosmetic usage of ozonated products. That’s why we offer products such as Ozone Skincare Cream to help improve your skincare routine.
As of yet, we don’t use ozonated glycerin in our products, but a study published in 2022 helped to shed light on the ability of ozonated glycerin to lighten age spots on human facial skin. The results of the study showed that formulations that had higher concentrations of ozonated glycerin were more effective in reducing the melanin in the spots leading to a more even skin tone.