Father’s Day comes full circle for me, partly because I spent much of my teenage years tweaking UV Blood Irradiation (UBI) machines with my dad.

We then noticed that a lot of the doctors offering UBI were doing ozone therapy too, because they observed the benefits with their patients. Yet, at the time, the cost was prohibitive for home users or even small clinics.

So, with the skills and knowledge we learned from our previous venture, we set off to make ozone therapy affordable and the relevant knowledge accessible.

Backstory aside, I want to talk about how dads currently raising young kids could have it worse health-wise than our parents' generations.

We’re experiencing age-related physical decline much earlier than our parents. Generations of worsening nutrition and ongoing toxic exposures manifest in conditions like:

• Hypertension
• Insulin resistance and diabetes
• Elevated cardiovascular risk
• Subfertility and infertility
• Low energy and motivation
• Digestive issues
• Chronic pain

Being men, we tend to be the last to take care of ourselves or even respond to nagging discomfort. Self care feels like an inconvenience where everything else—kids, wife, work, social responsibilities—feels more important. It’s easy to tie your self worth to your productivity, but being a present and healthy dad matters, too.

For Mother’s Day, I want to recognize all the mothers—their struggles and sacrifices—and share how ozone therapy may help in the next few emails.

Mother’s milk is the best food for new infants… but for many new moms…

Between the milk supply issues, the infections, the pain, latching issues, and clogged ducts…

The courses of antibiotics, warm compresses, sleep deprivation, and incessant troubleshooting…

And the guilt that you may not be able to give your baby your best…

It’s one of the worst emotional rollercoasters and a source of real physical discomfort.

Now, I won’t claim that ozone therapy can fix all breastfeeding issues. It’s not a panacea.

But I’ll share studies on ozone therapy for mastitis, so you’re aware of a possibly safer and more effective option.

And because the ethical barriers to study any medical intervention in pregnant or breastfeeding women are very high, I’m sharing animal studies.

Study 1: Nineteen Holstein cows with acute mastitis received ozone-oxygen mix on the inflamed mammary quarters through the teat canal. Then the animals were monitored for 21 days [1].

The results included:

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