HIV: strengthen your immune system alongside your treatment

Living with HIV today: treatment, adherence and quality of life

With antiretroviral treatment, HIV is a controllable chronic condition and viral load can become undetectable. The long-term challenge is sustaining the immune system, energy and medication tolerance, and preventing opportunistic infections.

There are two virus types, HIV-1 and HIV-2; HIV-1 is the most common and virulent. Early infection is often asymptomatic or presents as an acute retroviral syndrome (fever, swollen nodes, muscle pain), which is why timely testing is key.

Where ozone helps

• Fatigue and low energy
• Repeated infections
• Medication side effects
• Weight and muscle loss
• Peripheral neuropathy
• Skin and mucosal lesions
• Low immune cell counts
• Recovery after opportunistic infections

Ozone is immunomodulating, oxygenating and germicidal: it improves immune response, cellular energy and treatment tolerance, always in coordination with your infectious disease specialist.

Major autohemotherapy as immune support

Ozonated blood activates antioxidant enzymes, improves oxygen transport and stimulates the cytokines that regulate immune response. In Ozonocell's clinical experience, patients report more energy, fewer intercurrent infections and better tolerance to antiretrovirals. It is complemented with IV vitamin therapy when there is malnutrition or marked fatigue.

How the treatment works

1. Confidential evaluation: review of treatment, CD4, viral load and recent labs.
2. Autohemotherapy cycle: 2 sessions per week, 40 minutes.
3. Add-ons: IV therapy and local ozone on skin lesions when needed.
4. Coordination: report for your specialist and lab follow-up.

Who is a candidate?

People living with HIV on antiretroviral treatment who want immune support, energy and better medication tolerance. All care is confidential.