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OZONE, THROUGH OIL. NEVER RAW GAS.

Rescu’s ozone inhalation option is oil-based: the ozone passes through olive oil before it reaches you. Physician-screened, in Scarsdale.

A treatment room at Rescu Wellness in Scarsdale, NY

LE²ON · O · Oxygen

People ask us about nasal ozone for stubborn sinus trouble, lingering fatigue or a slow recovery after illness. The first thing to know is what we do not do: nobody at Rescu breathes raw ozone gas. Our option is oil-based, and the difference matters.

PHYSICIAN-OWNED · SCREENED FIRST · NO GUARANTEED RESULTS

WHAT IT IS

OZONE MEETS OIL BEFORE IT MEETS YOU.

Medical-grade oxygen is passed through an ozone generator and then bubbled through olive oil. Ozone reacts with the fatty acids in the oil to form compounds called ozonides, so what leaves the oil is not the same as the raw gas that went in. You breathe that oil-filtered flow through a soft nasal cannula while seated, with staff in the room.

WHY THE OIL MATTERS

RAW OZONE GAS IS A DIFFERENT THING.

  • Raw ozone gas, inhaled. It irritates and can injure the lungs, and federal regulators warn against it. We do not offer it, through a tube, a mask or a room generator.
  • Ozone through oil. The method we offer. The oil step is what separates it from breathing ozone directly.
  • Blood-based ozone such as 10-Pass. A separate physician-supervised procedure with its own risks and its own page.

If any clinic offers you "ozone therapy", ask exactly how it is given.

WHAT WE CAN HONESTLY SAY

EXPERIENCE, NOT TRIALS.

  • Ozone therapy is not FDA-approved, and the FDA’s position is that ozone has no established medical use.
  • The oil-based method has not been tested in large controlled trials, so its benefits and its safety profile are not established to that standard.
  • It is not a treatment or cure for sinus infection, Lyme disease, post-COVID symptoms or any other illness, and it should not delay diagnosis or standard care.
  • Some guests tell us they feel clearer afterward. We do not promise that.

NEEDS REVIEW FIRST

TELL US BEFORE WE START.

  • Asthma, COPD or any lung condition.
  • A current respiratory infection, cough or wheeze.
  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding.
  • An allergy to olive oil or olives.
  • Heart conditions, and your full medication list.

Tell staff immediately if you notice coughing, throat irritation, chest tightness or shortness of breath. We stop the session. Trouble breathing after any ozone exposure is an emergency: call 911.

YOUR VISIT

WHAT HAPPENS IN THE CHAIR.

  1. Screening. A physician reviews your lungs, your history and what you are hoping to change.
  2. Setup. We show you the equipment and the oil stage before anything is switched on.
  3. The session. You sit and breathe normally through a nasal cannula while staff stay with you.
  4. Check. We ask how you feel during and after, and adjust or stop if anything is off.
  5. Plan. Whether to repeat it, and how it fits with anything else you are doing here.

Rescu does not offer inhalation of raw ozone gas. Availability and eligibility for the oil-based option are decided after individual clinical review.

PRICING

ASK FOR A CURRENT QUOTE.

Call or message us for current pricing, on its own or added to another visit. You get the full cost before you book.

BEFORE YOU BOOK

Common questions.

Am I breathing ozone gas?

No. The ozone is bubbled through olive oil first, and you breathe the flow that comes off the oil. Rescu does not offer raw ozone gas to breathe.

Is it FDA-approved?

No. Ozone therapy is not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and that includes the oil-based method.

What does it feel like?

Most people notice a faint oil scent and nothing more. Tell staff straight away about any cough, irritation or chest tightness.

Can I do this at home with an ozone generator?

We advise against it. Without the right equipment and supervision you may breathe raw ozone, which can injure the lungs.

Is 10-Pass Ozone the same thing?

No. It is a blood-based, physician-supervised procedure with its own risks and its own page.

SOURCES

WHERE THE FACTS COME FROM.

Educational information only. Ozone therapy, including the oil-based method, is not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This page does not replace medical care or emergency care. Eligibility is decided after individual clinical review and no result is guaranteed. Reviewed against public sources November 2026.

RESCU · THE LE²ON SYSTEM

ASK FIRST. THEN DECIDE.

Tell us what you were hoping ozone would help with. A physician will go through whether the oil-based option fits, and what else might.

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