Wound & Tumor Spray - Ozonated Glycerin & Colloidal Silver w/DMSO 2 oz
Wound & Tumor Spray - Ozonated Glycerin & Colloidal Silver w/DMSO 2 oz
Extra strength formula with DMSO for deeper penetration and healing
Ozonated glycerin is glycerin that has been infused with ozone (O₃). It’s used topically in some alternative and integrative skin-care settings because it combines glycerin’s moisturizing properties with ozone’s antimicrobial and oxidative activity. Below is a condition-by-condition overview, with benefits, proposed mechanisms, and important cautions.
How ozonated glycerin works (in simple terms)
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Antimicrobial action: Ozone can inactivate bacteria, fungi, viruses, and some parasites by oxidizing their cell membranes.
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Anti-inflammatory signaling (indirect): Low, controlled oxidative stress may modulate inflammatory pathways.
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Improved skin barrier: Glycerin is a humectant, helping the skin retain moisture and supporting healing.
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Enhanced oxygen metabolism (theoretical): Ozone may improve local tissue oxygen utilization, which can support wound repair
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Induces cancer cell death (theoretical): by increasing reactive oxygen species (ROS) production, demonstrates selective cytotoxicity to cancer cells. Cancer cannot survive in an oxygen rich environment.
Topical Colloidal Silver
- supports skin health & aids wound healing
- enhances wound healing and skin recovery
- antibacterial and antimicrobial effects
Reported benefits by condition
1. Skin conditions & minor wounds
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Helps cleanse and protect compromised skin
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May reduce microbial load without antibiotics
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Glycerin reduces dryness and cracking
Use case: minor cuts, abrasions, irritated skin (not deep wounds)
2. Burns (minor to moderate, non-critical)
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Antimicrobial protection against infection
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May support faster epithelial healing
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Keeps burned skin hydrated, reducing cracking
Important:
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Do not use on severe, deep, or extensive burns without medical supervision.
3. Allergic dermatitis
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May reduce itching and redness
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Helps calm skin by lowering secondary bacterial involvement
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Moisturization improves barrier recovery
4. Eczema
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Can reduce itching and dryness
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Antimicrobial effect may help when eczema is complicated by bacterial overgrowth
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Glycerin supports barrier repair
Caution:
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Some people with eczema are sensitive to oxidative products—patch test first.
5. Psoriasis
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May help with:
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Scaling
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Secondary infections
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Local inflammation
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Glycerin softens plaques, improving comfort
6. Shingles (Herpes zoster – external use only)
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Ozone’s antiviral properties may:
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Reduce viral load on the skin
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Lower risk of secondary infection
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Can soothe lesions and dryness
Important:
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This is supportive care only, not a replacement for antiviral medications (e.g., acyclovir).
7. Snake bites
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Not a primary treatment
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Potential topical benefits:
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Reduce microbial contamination at the bite site
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Does NOT neutralize venom
🚨 Snake bites are medical emergencies — ozonated glycerin should only be considered after emergency treatment and only for superficial skin care.
8. Insect bites
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Reduces:
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Itching
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Redness
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Risk of infection from scratching
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Antimicrobial + soothing effects work well here
9. Poison oak & poison ivy
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Calm inflammation and itching
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Help prevent secondary infection
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Glycerin supports healing of weepy or cracked skin
Tip:
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Wash exposed skin first to remove urushiol oil before applying anything.
10. Induces cancer cell death in tumors
- Increasesreactive oxygen species (ROS) production, demonstrates selective cytotoxicity to cancer cells at appropriate doses
- synergistic effects with conventional treatments
- overcomeschemoresistance, and exhibits potential efficacy across various cancer types, modulating cellular pathways leading to apoptosis (death) of cancer cells.
Added component: DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide)
DMSO is a highly penetrative solvent derived from lignin (wood pulp) that is sometimes used topically in integrative and veterinary settings. When included in a formulation like ozonated glycerin, it can significantly influence absorption and activity at the skin level.
How DMSO works (in simple terms)
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Powerful penetration enhancer:DMSO can carry small molecules through the skin barrier and into deeper tissues.
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Anti-inflammatory effects:It may reduce pain, swelling, and inflammatory signaling at the application site.
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Free-radical scavenging:DMSO can neutralize certain reactive oxygen species, potentially balancing oxidative stress when used appropriately.
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Analgesic (pain-reducing) properties:Often reported to reduce localized pain and discomfort.
Benefits of adding DMSO to ozonated glycerin
1. Enhanced delivery of ozone-derived compounds
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May allow ozone byproducts (ozonides, peroxides) to penetrate more deeply into tissue
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Could improve effectiveness for stubborn or chronic skin issues
2. Improved results for inflammatory skin conditions
May support relief in conditions involving:
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Eczema-related inflammation
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Psoriasis discomfort
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Allergic or irritant dermatitis
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Painful insect bites or stings
3. Pain and discomfort reduction
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May help reduce:
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Burning
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Itching
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Tenderness
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Localized pain from minor injuries or skin irritation
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4. Support for slow-healing or compromised skin
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Enhanced penetration + glycerin hydration may support:
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Minor wounds
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Cracked or thickened skin
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Areas with poor circulation (non-critical)
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Safety notes & cautions
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Topical use only (unless directed by a trained professional)
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Patch test before widespread application
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Avoid eyes, mucous membranes, and deep open wounds
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Over-oxidation or frequent use may cause irritation in sensitive skin
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Not a substitute for medical care in serious conditions