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Ozone therapy
Intravenous Ozone Therapy
Intravenous ozone therapy — also called ozonated autohemotherapy, Major Autohemotherapy, or MAH — is best discussed carefully. At Simply Health Integrated Medical, it is framed as an adjunctive wellness option for selected patients — not a cure, not a disease treatment, and not a standalone answer.
What to expect
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The next step is a consultation request or direct call so the team can determine whether the clinic is a good fit for your needs.
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Adjunctive wellness discussion for selected patients
Major Autohemotherapy / MAH education
Functional medicine and integrative-care planning context
Clear screening, risks, alternatives, and expectations
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What MAH ozone therapy involves
Major Autohemotherapy typically involves drawing a measured amount of blood, combining it with medical-grade ozone using appropriate equipment, and reintroducing it intravenously. Because the procedure is invasive, patients deserve clear explanation of purpose, technique, risks, alternatives, and fit before deciding whether to proceed.
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Ozonated autohemotherapy: same procedure, different name
Patients researching this topic run into several names for the same procedure: ozonated autohemotherapy, Major Autohemotherapy, MAH, ozone blood therapy, and IV ozone therapy all generally describe the process above — blood is drawn, mixed with medical-grade ozone, and returned intravenously. The vocabulary varies between clinics and articles, but the screening questions do not: who is performing it, what equipment and protocols are used, what risks and alternatives exist, and whether a given person is an appropriate candidate. Whatever name you searched for, those are the questions worth asking first.
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Why patients ask about ozone therapy
Patients often ask where ozone fits within functional medicine, recovery, wellness, immune-support discussions, or broader integrative care. The conversation should stay grounded: what is the goal, what does the evidence say, what are the risks, and is there a more appropriate first step?
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Safety is the center of the conversation
Ozone therapy should not be positioned as a cure for disease or a replacement for appropriate medical care. Candidate screening, sterile technique, medical-grade equipment, medication review, and realistic expectations matter. Some patients should not pursue this option.
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Where it may fit in a broader plan
When appropriate, ozone therapy may be considered alongside functional medicine, IV nutrient support, nutrition, hormone evaluation, or other wellness strategies. It should be one part of an individualized plan, not the entire plan.
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IV ozone therapy in St. Louis
Patients looking for IV ozone therapy in St. Louis can discuss Major Autohemotherapy at Simply Health Integrated Medical, 12977 N Forty Dr, Suite 105 — at the I-64 and I-270 interchange, a short drive from Town and Country, Creve Coeur, Chesterfield, and west county. IV ozone therapy is offered only as an adjunctive wellness option after individualized screening, never as a disease treatment.
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Request an ozone therapy consultation
If you are considering intravenous ozone therapy, request a consultation first. The goal is to understand whether MAH is reasonable for your wellness goals, what alternatives exist, and whether another evaluation should come first.
Inside our St. Louis IV & ozone clinic
Research & clinical context
Evidence-informed care starts with better questions.
These outside resources are included for education and credibility. They do not replace individualized medical advice, but they help explain why evaluation, fit, safety, and realistic expectations matter.
PubMed / Frontiers in Public Health
Ozone Therapy: Evidence and Gap Map
Evidence-map context showing why ozone therapy should be presented cautiously and within individualized care planning.
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Electronic Code of Federal Regulations
Maximum acceptable level of ozone
Regulatory safety context for ozone, reinforcing the need for conservative language and careful clinical screening.
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Testimonials
Patient perspectives related to this care path.
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Frequently asked
Common questions
▸Where can I get IV ozone therapy near me in St. Louis?
Simply Health Integrated Medical offers IV ozone therapy (Major Autohemotherapy) consultations at 12977 N Forty Dr, Suite 105, St. Louis, MO 63141 — at the I-64/I-270 interchange. It is offered as an adjunctive wellness option after individualized screening. Call (636) 590-4686.
▸What is IV ozone therapy (Major Autohemotherapy)?
IV ozone therapy, or Major Autohemotherapy (MAH), typically involves drawing a measured amount of blood, combining it with medical-grade ozone, and reintroducing it intravenously. It is an adjunctive wellness option — not a cure or a disease treatment — and candidacy is screened first.
▸Is ozonated autohemotherapy the same as IV ozone therapy?
Yes — ozonated autohemotherapy, Major Autohemotherapy (MAH), ozone blood therapy, and IV ozone therapy are different names for the same general procedure: blood is drawn, combined with medical-grade ozone, and returned intravenously. Whichever term you searched, candidacy and screening come first.
▸Is IV ozone therapy safe?
Safety is the center of the conversation. IV ozone therapy requires candidate screening, sterile technique, medical-grade equipment, and a medication review, and it is not appropriate for everyone. It should never replace appropriate medical care.
▸How much does IV ozone therapy cost in St. Louis?
Cost depends on the protocol and how IV ozone fits a broader wellness plan, which is reviewed during the consultation. Call (636) 590-4686 or request a consultation for current pricing and candidacy.
Next step
Is intravenous ozone therapy the right fit?
A consultation helps the team understand your goals, health history, and whether this service belongs in your care plan. The goal is fit, clarity, and a practical recommendation — not a generic protocol.