Partially Ozonated Olive Oil

• This is the more typical form of ozonated olive oil (OOO), and it can be made more quickly than the concentrated form. It requires that you locate an ozone generator (output of 500mg per hour), which is a machine that creates ozone gas. You will also need an aerator or air stone that is made of ozone-resistant material. More often than not, the ozone generator will have this within the device. Once you have collected all the materials, which of course include olive oil, you need to begin the bubbling process.
  
  Connect a silicon tube to the ozone generator and stick the end of the tube into a glass jar of olive oil. It will slowly bubble in the olive oil. According to the Ozonate website, you should bubble the solution for about 60 minutes.
  
  

Concentrated Ozonated Olive Oil

• The more concentrated version of OOO requires the highest quality olive oil you can locate. Obtain an ozone generator that has a higher output of ozone per hour (4g per hour).than the one used for the partially ozonated olive oil. You will also need a larger amount of olive oil and a larger container to hold it. Bubble the solution for nearly two to three weeks nonstop. Foam bubbles will creep up the sides of the olive oil; allow them to fall back into the solution.
  
  

Application

• You should keep the OOO in the refrigerator to maintain its potency. The OOO should have the consistency of a cream or paste. People often use it for massages, and you can ingest 2 tbs. of OOO three times a day for two to three weeks as part of a liver cleansing process. You can also use the cream as a topical ointment for skin infections. According to the Ozonate website, OOO can be used for treating fungal infections like athlete's foot and ringworm, as well as bed sores, insect bites, acne, dry skin, cuts and sunburns.