Ozone Therapy in London for Cancer Patients
We offer ozone treatment in London at our Tower Bridge clinic, as part of a personalised integrative care plan for people with cancer. Each plan is designed by Dr Saskia Kloppenburg Vieth, Consultant in Integrative Oncology, to work alongside your hospital treatment, never instead of it.
- Tailored to your diagnosis
- Tower Bridge Road, London
- Consultant-led, CQC-regulated clinic
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Tailored to Your Diagnosis
Who Is Ozone Therapy Suitable For?
Ozone therapy can be used alongside hospital cancer treatment at different stages, from diagnosis through to recovery. Whether it’s right for you depends on your diagnosis, your current treatment and your general health, so Dr Saskia reviews your full medical history before recommending it. It isn’t suitable for everyone, and we’ll tell you honestly if it isn’t right for you.
Ozone therapy is only available at our clinic on Tower Bridge Road in central London, a short walk from London Bridge station. The treatment needs specialist equipment, so it’s given on-site by our clinical team rather than at home.
Experience
Our clinical team specialises in integrative cancer care. Every protocol is overseen by Dr Saskia Kloppenburg Vieth, Consultant in Integrative Oncology, and reviewed against current research.
Location
Our clinic is on Tower Bridge Road, London SE1, within walking distance of London Bridge station and easy to reach by public transport. We've designed the space to feel calm and private.
Environment
From the moment you arrive, our team is here to look after you. The clinic is a quiet, comfortable space where you can relax during your therapy.
Appointments
We offer flexible scheduling around your hospital treatment. Booking is straightforward, and our team will help you find times that work for you.
Pricing
We begin with a free consultation with our Medical Advisory Team to understand your diagnosis and treatment history. Dr Saskia and the medical team will then recommend the right therapies for your situation and give you clear pricing. There is no obligation to proceed.
What is ozone therapy?
Ozone is a gas made up of three oxygen atoms. In medical ozone therapy, carefully controlled concentrations of medical-grade ozone are given under medical supervision, using equipment designed for clinical use.
The method we use most often is IV ozone therapy, known as major autohaemotherapy (MAH, also spelled autohemotherapy). A small amount of your blood is drawn, mixed with medical-grade ozone in a closed system, and returned to you through an IV drip.
We also offer ozone therapy by rectal or vaginal insufflation, where ozone gas is introduced through a fine catheter, and by subcutaneous injection, where a small amount of ozone is injected just under the skin. Rectal insufflation can be an option for patients whose veins have become difficult to access after hospital treatment.
Dr Saskia will recommend the most suitable route based on your diagnosis, your hospital treatment and your general health.
Related reading: Ozone therapy explained
A consultant-led approach
Dr Saskia Kloppenburg Vieth is our Medical Director and one of three consultants at the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine, part of University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, where she co-manages the Integrated Cancer Care clinics.
She reviews every patient’s diagnosis, hospital pathway and medical history before recommending ozone therapy, and works alongside your oncologist throughout your care.
“While more large-scale clinical trials are needed, the early evidence and our clinical experience suggest [ozone therapy] can be a valuable part of an integrative care plan.”
- Dr Saskia Kloppenburg Vieth, Consultant in Integrative Oncology
Our Patients — Real Stories, Real Results
Fiona
Diagnosis: Adenocarcinoma non-small cell lung cancer
Dr Saskia reviewed her biopsy results, designed an integrative plan around her needs, and worked with her throughout.
Her oncologist monitored her progress closely — and Fiona was able to maintain her quality of life and disease stability.
Graeme
Diagnosis: Adenocarcinoma Oesophagus
Graeme contacted us before he’d even had his final diagnosis confirmed.
He wanted to be prepared — to have a plan that worked alongside whatever his NHS team recommended.
Dr Saskia built an integrative care plan around his surgery and treatment, focused on strengthening his body and managing side effects.
Isis
Diagnosis: Hodgkin Lymphoma
Isis was facing six months of chemotherapy for an aggressive diagnosis.
She came to us wanting to do everything she could to reduce side effects and give the chemotherapy the best chance of working.
Dr Saskia designed an intensive protocol alongside her hospital treatment, and Isis committed fully — attending every session and immersing herself in the research behind her care.
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How is ozone therapy carried out?
Your safety comes first at every session. We use only medical-grade ozone, and our team explains each step before we begin.
Before your first session: Dr Saskia reviews your medical history and current hospital treatment to confirm ozone therapy is suitable for you, and agrees the right route and schedule.
IV ozone therapy (major autohaemotherapy): we draw a small amount of your blood, mix it with a precisely measured dose of ozone in a closed system, and return it to you through an IV. A session typically takes around 30–45 minutes.
Rectal or vaginal insufflation: a controlled dose of ozone gas is introduced through a fine catheter. The procedure is quick and generally well tolerated.
Subcutaneous injection: a small amount of ozone is injected just under the skin.
After your session: you’re free to go home, and most patients return to their normal day straight away.
How Ozone Therapy Fits Into Your Cancer Care
Ozone therapy does not treat or cure cancer, and it is never a replacement for your hospital treatment. We offer it as one part of an integrative care plan, alongside your NHS or private oncology care.
Alongside Your Hospital Care
Ozone therapy is planned around your chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery or immunotherapy. Your hospital team stays in charge of your cancer treatment.
Consultant-Led Assessment
Dr Saskia reviews your diagnosis, treatment history and current medication before recommending ozone therapy, and will tell you if it isn’t suitable.
Tailored to You
The route, dose and frequency are chosen for your situation, whether that’s IV, rectal, vaginal or subcutaneous.
A Planned Course
Ozone therapy is given as a planned series of sessions rather than a one-off, and your plan is reviewed as your hospital treatment changes.
Free Consultation First
Your first consultation with our Medical Advisory Team is free, and there’s no obligation to go ahead.
Honest About the Evidence
Research into ozone therapy is still developing, and large-scale trials in cancer are limited. We’ll always be clear about what the evidence does and doesn’t show.
Looking for home treatment?
Ozone therapy is only available at our London clinic, but our IV infusion therapies can be given at home anywhere in the UK by our home nursing team. Find out about cancer care at home.
Is Ozone Therapy Safe? Side Effects to Know About
Ozone therapy is generally well tolerated, but like any medical treatment it can have side effects. The most common are mild and short-lived:
Fatigue
Temporary flu-like symptoms
A mild reaction that typically passes quickly.
Irritation at the IV or injection site
Usually minor and short-lived.
Bloating or mild discomfort
Can follow rectal insufflation, and usually passes quickly.
Before starting ozone therapy, Dr Saskia reviews your full medical history and current hospital treatment to make sure it’s right for you. Our team takes every precaution to minimise risks and will tell you what to expect before, during and after each session. If you feel unwell after a session, contact us straight away, and speak to your hospital team, GP or NHS 111 if you’re concerned.
Benefits of ozone therapy
Research and clinical experience suggest ozone therapy may offer several benefits when used alongside cancer treatment:
What is ozone therapy?
Ozone therapy uses medical-grade ozone, a form of oxygen made up of three oxygen atoms. It is produced fresh from pure medical oxygen for each session and given in precisely measured doses under medical supervision.
Does ozone therapy treat cancer?
No. Ozone therapy does not treat or cure cancer and is never a replacement for your hospital treatment. We offer it as one part of an integrative care plan, alongside your NHS or private oncology care.
Is ozone therapy available on the NHS?
Ozone therapy is not routinely offered on the NHS. At Wellbeing Medical Group it is available privately at our clinic on Tower Bridge Road, London.
Is ozone therapy safe?
Ozone therapy is generally well tolerated when given by trained clinicians using medical-grade equipment. Side effects are usually mild and short-lived. Dr Saskia reviews your medical history and current treatment first to make sure it is suitable for you.
How many sessions will I need?
Ozone therapy is given as a planned course rather than a single session. Dr Saskia will recommend a schedule based on your diagnosis and hospital treatment, and review it as your treatment changes.
Can I have ozone therapy at home?
No. Ozone therapy needs specialist equipment, so it is only given at our London clinic. Some of our IV infusion therapies are available at home through our home nursing team.
How much does ozone therapy cost?
Your first consultation is free. After reviewing your diagnosis and treatment history, we will recommend the right therapies for you and give you clear pricing, with no obligation to proceed.
Research into ozone therapy is still developing. Standardised dosing protocols are being refined and large-scale randomised trials in cancer are limited.
Further research supporting ozone infusion therapy
- Potentiality of oxygen-ozone therapy to improve the health of aging people – this study concluded that exposure to minimal amounts of ozone may preserve good health.
- Ozone as a bioregulator. Pharmacology and toxicology of ozone therapy today – ozone should be considered safe and this study aimed to eliminate the prejudice against the treatment.
- Adjuvant Ozone therapy in Advanced Head and Neck Tumors: A Comparative Study – this study found that ozone therapy may improve blood flow and oxygenation of some tissues in people with advanced head and neck tumours.
- “Is it true that ozone is always toxic? The end of a dogma – this evaluates and aims to disprove the common misconception that ozone gas is toxic to the body.
- How a calculated oxidative stress can yield multiple therapeutic effects. – this study found that ozone may slow down the progress of disease and improve your quality of life.
Other therapies at our London clinic
Ozone therapy is one of several treatments that require specialist equipment and are delivered at our Tower Bridge clinic:
Book your ozone infusion therapy with Wellbeing Medical Group
If you’d like to find out whether ozone therapy is suitable for you, start with a free consultation. Our Medical Advisory Team works closely with our lead consultant, Dr Saskia Kloppenburg Vieth. They will review your diagnosis and hospital care, and give you clear advice on whether ozone therapy is right for you, with no obligation to proceed.
