Ozone (O₃) application is an emerging technology in agriculture and the agri-food industry, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional chemical treatments. As a powerful oxidizing agent, ozone exhibits strong antimicrobial activity and the ability to degrade organic contaminants, making it suitable for applications across the entire food chain.

Ozone is used for seed and crop protection, post-harvest preservation, and sanitation of process water.

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As humanity faced COVID-19, a major public health crisis, this webinar will continue to share with all interested on the potentialities of medical application of ozone in the fight against viral disease.

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After the global fight against corona, we are now facing the sequels: post/long Covid, such as chronic fatigue syndrome, muscle weakness, depression and other neurological disorders as well as the post vaccine complications which cannot really be distinguished from post Covid symptoms, also a global phenomenon. Is there any hope through ozone to prevent us from those virus diseases and do we have a weapon against long term effects? Results of several clinical approaches as well as the basic mechanism of action are discussed. Order >>

As humanity faces COVID-19, a major public health crisis, this first
webinar will share with all interested the potentialities of ozone application to fight the pandemic. The presentation will cover the basics of ozone disinfection, benefits and critical points, lessons learned from background applications, and the current challenges faced by the scientific community.

Dr. Jean-Pierre DUGUET

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COVID-19 pandemic has boosted the applications of ozone for disinfection in different areas (water, indoor air, cleaning surfaces…). Researches on effects of ozone application on viruses have been performed for several decades: efficiency assessment, mechanisms of inactivation, application conditions. Published works are quite abundant and recent overviews have been published particularly in Ozone Science & Engineering Journal, but nevertheless little information is available on SARS-CoV-2.
The presentation will provide a general overview on fundamentals and practical considerations for the best use of ozone for inactivating viruses and particularly Sars-CoV-2.

As humanity faces COVID-19, a major public health crisis, this second webinar will share with all interested on the potentialities of medical application of ozone to fight the pandemic. The presentation will cover the global approach to address viral diseases and the related role of ozone as medical agent.

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Viral diseases are a special challenge for medicine, as the corona virus disease COVID caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2. The in 2020 globally declared pandemic again fiercely manifests, and the current challenges for medical community.

Prevention
The best of all options is prevention, viral diseases must be avoided. The first priority is hygiene with effective treatment of wastewater, the disinfection of drinking and process water. This has often stopped and prevented epidemics in the past, and here ozone plays a key role. Unfortunately, antiviral effects of ozone don´t come to fruition in virus diseases; they require direct contact with the viruses, most of which, however, hide intracellularly in order to be replicated there. And, in the different forms of medical ozone application, ozone reacts in less than a second with blood components, preferentially with unsaturated fatty acids (with isolated double bonds) of cell membranes.

Ozone as bioregulator
In addition to vaccines, whose development, effectiveness, benefits and risk assessments take many years, an intact immune system is one of the best prerequisites. And this is where Biological Medicine comes in, with its claim to regenerate and optimize the body's own biological functions: immune activation and immunomodulation, as well as the regulation of the oxidant/antioxidant balance, are the domain of medical ozone which can be used complementarily as Low-Dose Ozone Concept in prevention and convalescence.