Germany: One of the countries shaping modern ozone therapy practices and applications

Ozone therapy and its use with already well-proven effects and minimal side effects is the main incentive for continued use in raising human health.

Since the 1950s, there has been a significant increase in research, as well as the collection of more studies, the creation of associations to expand information on the effective aspects of ozone therapy.

In 1957, Dr. Hansler patented an ozone generator that served as the basis for ozone expansion in Germany. In 1961, Dr. Hans Wolff first introduced large-scale and small-scale autochemotherapy using ozone.

In 1971, Wolff and Professor Siegfried Rieling founded the German Medical Society for ozone therapy.

In the early eighties of the last century, a German medical textbook called "Medical Ozone" was created and not long after, the first international medical conference on ozone was held in Washington. By the end of 1987, Dr. Rieling and Dr. Renate Weiban published their "Usage of Ozone in Medicine" which forms the basis for applications for ozone therapy.