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Tao Ozone Gel

What is Ozonated Gel? 

TAO stands for Tri-Atomic Oxygen and was originally developed in 2000 here in NZ by Russell Chittenden who with extensive research and trials produced this amazing concept based on its history.

Ever since circ era 1870 ozonated oils have safely been used on the skin (Integumentary system) with continuous use have shown *very few side effects. *However due to current health regulations we are not permitted to use historical data to describe the benefits that would be suggestive in anyway.

Why Use A TAO Gel?

TAO oils and gels promote the essence of wellness, rejuvenating nature's natural balance when applied to the surface of the skin, so we encourage you to do your own exploration and try it for yourself! It has blessed our family and countless others, we hope it extends to yours. It is so gentle you can use it on your beloved pets too!

What Is In Tao Gel?

TAO ozonated oils & gels are made of organic (*or 100% natural cold pressed virgin olive oil), pure medical grade oxygen, ozone formed ozonides and hydrogen peroxides.

How To Use Tao Gel/Oil!

Apply sparingly to the desired area. If an irritation does occur, stop treatment immediately, wash off with warm soapy water. Consult your information sheet on the correct way to use TAO Oil/Gel. Of course if symptoms persist please contact your general pracitioner.

Importantly after opening keep TAO Gel/Oil refrigerated, FYI when frozen the shelf life can be extended for up to 10 years,

What Can I Use Tao Ozone Gel For?

1. Skin Conditions: Ozone gel is sometimes promoted for treating various skin conditions, such as wounds, cuts, burns, and infections. It is believed to have antimicrobial properties that may help in healing and reducing inflammation.

2. Acne Treatment: Some individuals use ozone gel for acne treatment, believing that its antimicrobial properties can help eliminate acne-causing bacteria and reduce inflammation.

3. Anti-Aging: Ozone therapy, including the use of ozone gel, is sometimes marketed as an anti-aging treatment. Proponents claim that ozone can stimulate the production of collagen and elastin, promoting skin elasticity and reducing the appearance of wrinkles.

4. Pain Relief: Ozone therapy, including topical application via gel, is suggested by some for relieving pain associated with conditions like arthritis and muscle soreness. The proposed mechanism is increased oxygenation and improved circulation.

5. Oral Health: Ozone gel may be used for oral health purposes, such as treating gum infections and promoting overall oral hygiene. Some claim that ozone can help kill bacteria and reduce inflammation in the oral cavity.

6. Hair and Scalp Treatment: Ozone gel is sometimes used for the scalp to promote hair growth and improve the condition of the hair. It is believed to enhance blood circulation and oxygen supply to the hair follicles.

7. Insect Bites and Rashes: Ozone gel may be applied topically to soothe insect bites, stings, and rashes. It is believed to have anti-inflammatory and antipruritic (anti-itch) properties.

8. Foot Care: Ozone gel is sometimes used for foot care, including the treatment of athlete's foot and other fungal infections. It is believed to have antifungal properties.

It's crucial to approach claims about ozone therapy with caution. While some studies suggest potential benefits, the overall scientific evidence is often limited, and the safety of long-term use is not well-established. Ozone therapy should be used under the guidance of a healthcare professional, and individuals should be aware of the potential risks and side effects associated with ozone exposure. Always consult with a healthcare provider before trying any new therapy or treatment.