- OZONE UBIT

Ozone Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBIT)

Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation is often referred to as UVBI or photoluminescence. UVBI  involves  drawing a  small amount of  blood  from a person, adding an anticoagulant  to keep it from clotting, exposing the blood to ultraviolet light at a  specific  frequency  as it passes  through a  sterile  crystal  tube (cuvette) in  a  closed,  airtight  circuit,  and immediately  administering  the blood  that  has  been  irradiated  or  illuminated  by  the  ultraviolet  light  back  into the  same  person  by intravenous  infusion  at the  same place in the vein from which it had been drawn. Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation is a tested and proven therapy that is  safe and  effective  for a wide range of health  problems with  virtually  no side effects when  performed  correctly. It is common  knowledge  that, for  many years, ultraviolet  light has  been  used  for disinfection. Exposing  blood to ultraviolet light  also kills bacteria, viruses  and fungi in the  blood  that is exposed  to UV light and when that UV irradiated blood  is reintroduced into the body, a remarkable stimulation of  the  immune system and  various enzyme systems occurs. Although the complicated physiological action of  how  this  occurs is not yet  completely  understood, it is  well  documented  that the  body's defenses are rapidly organized to  destroy all invading, systemic  pathogens  such as bacteria, viruses  and  even  yeasts  like Candida albicans. It  appears that  by   destroying  the  pathogens  in  the  treated   sample  of  blood,  an  autogenous  (self-generated)  vaccine   is  produced.  There  is  also  evidence  that   ultraviolet  radiation continues to be given off  by the  treated  blood after it is  infused  back into  the body. This  is  referred  to  as  induced  secondary  radiation, and  it contributes  to  the  rapid  destruction  of  the  pathogens  in  the  blood.  It  has  also  been  observed that UBIT inactivates toxins produced by bacteria and viruses.  Ultraviolet Blood irradiation also increases the oxygen combining power of the  blood, increases cell permeability and tends to restore normal chemical balances  in the body. The immune system is brought to life and the body begins to  return to a state of health. Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation has a cumulative  effect so that each treatment builds on and enhances the effects of previous  treatments. For acute infections, frequent treatment may be necessary initially. Ultraviolet light has been used in medicine for a wide variety of health problems  throughout the world since the late nineteenth century. The medical use of  ultraviolet light on blood was pioneered by Mr. Emmet K. Knott and Dr. Virgil  Hancock during the 1930's in the United States and since then thousands  of studies on its effectiveness and safety have been published in medical and  scientific journals around the world. The discovery of antibiotics in the 1940's  diverted attention about Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation in America . However,  its effective use in medicine continued to be explored and utilized in other  countries and is once more gaining attention and respect in the U.S. Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation is a specific, medical procedure that must be  performed by properly trained, medical professionals in accordance with  strict protocols. When properly performed, Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation is  comfortable, safe and effective. Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation has a cumulative  effect so that each treatment builds on and enhances the effects of previous  treatments. For acute infections, frequent treatment may be necessary initially. Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBIT) is often combined with Major  Autohemotherapy which synergistically amplifies the effectiveness of both therapies.