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A Practical Approach for Restoring Homeostasis in Diseases Characterized by a Chronic Oxidative Stress

Velio Bocci, Emma Borrelli

Journal of Advances in Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences · pp. 135–143 · Published 16 Jan 2015

10.9734/JAMPS/2015/15549

Abstract

The leading cause of death across the globe is due to cardiovascular diseases complicated by a chronic oxidative stress only partially corrected with orthodox drugs. About 80% of deaths occur in low and middle-income countries of every continent. In order to reduce the burden of these diseases, it appears indispensable to integrate orthodox drugs with novel approaches capable of stimulating the natural defense system, which are able to restore homeostasis. Several approaches have been and ozone therapy has been selected because particularly effective.  

Ozone therapy chronic oxidative stress antioxidants reactive oxygen substances

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