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Oxidative signalling therapy for inflammation, immunity, detoxification & mitochondrial optimisation.
When the body is under persistent inflammatory, metabolic or oxidative stress, its ability to maintain energy production, immune balance and physiological resilience can become compromised.
High-Dose Medical Ozone Therapy™ at HUM2N is a physician-prescribed bio-regulatory therapy using controlled oxidative signalling to support inflammatory balance, mitochondrial efficiency, immune resilience, detoxification physiology and systemic recovery.
- Inflammatory & Immune Balance
- Mitochondrial & Energy Support
- Oxidative & Detoxification Support






























BENEFITS
Why Choose High-Dose Medical Ozone Therapy™
Designed for individuals experiencing persistent inflammatory burden, low energy, metabolic dysfunction or reduced resilience, and for those seeking targeted support for mitochondrial, immune and microcirculatory function.
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WHY HUM2N?
Ozone Therapy, Delivered Differently
At HUM2N, ozone is not delivered as alternative wellness. It is a physician-prescribed therapy integrated into a personalised longevity medicine framework.
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Physician-Prescribed Strategy
Delivered within a medically supervised longevity clinic with structured screening and oversight.
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Advanced High-Dose Multi-Pass Protocol
Typically delivering 10–20 therapeutic passes per session to create a stronger biological stimulus.
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Medical-Grade Equipment & Monitoring
Delivered using physician prescribing, medical-grade equipment and structured safety protocols.
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Integrated Longevity Strategy
Combined with broader programmes targeting inflammation, mitochondrial function and biological resilience.
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HUM2N TEAM
Meet The Experts

Dr Mohammed Enayat
Founder, CEO - MBBS, BSc, MRCGP, PGDip, AFMCP

Dr Mark Menolascino
Certified Medicine Specialist & Functional Medicine Doctor

Dr Sonia Panchal
Consultant Rheumatologist & Functional Medicine Doctor

Dr Reamika West
GP & Functional Medicine Doctor
Frequently asked questions
What is High-Dose Medical Ozone Therapy™?
This physician-prescribed therapy involves withdrawing a small volume of blood, exposing it to precisely controlled medical-grade ozone, then reinfusing it intravenously under clinical supervision. At HUM2N, we use an advanced high-dose multi-pass protocol, typically delivering 10–20 therapeutic passes per session to create a stronger biological stimulus.
How does ozone therapy work?
The aim is not oxidative damage. It is controlled oxidative signalling—a hormetic response designed to activate adaptive resilience pathways. Ozone may influence NRF2 and antioxidant defence, mitochondrial adaptation, immune and inflammatory signalling, endothelial function and microcirculation.
What health conditions or concerns may it support?
Ozone therapy has been explored in biological and integrative medicine across chronic inflammatory states, chronic fatigue and bioenergetic dysfunction, metabolic dysfunction, cardiovascular and microcirculatory support, chronic infection and immune resilience, neuroinflammation and brain health. It has also been explored as adjunctive integrative oncology support. At HUM2N, it is not positioned as a standalone treatment for disease; it is prescribed within broader personalised programmes.
How many treatments are recommended?
The recommended programme is typically 6–8 treatments over approximately two weeks. Each session includes 10–20 therapeutic passes and takes approximately 60 minutes. This programme approach is designed to create cumulative adaptive signalling rather than relying on a single treatment.
Is High-Dose Medical Ozone Therapy™ safe?
This is a medical therapy requiring clinical screening, physician prescribing and supervision. At HUM2N, treatment is delivered using medical-grade equipment, structured monitoring and clear safety protocols. Contraindications include active bleeding, severe anaemia, heparin intolerance, selected cardiovascular conditions and specific coagulation risks. Suitability is assessed before treatment begins.




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