IV Medical Ozone Therapy Services at Solutions Integrative Wellness
IV medical ozone therapy has been used clinically for over 90 years as an adjunctive treatment for chronic and complex health conditions. The primary delivery method at Solutions Integrative Wellness is major autohemotherapy (MAH): a small volume of blood is drawn, mixed with medical-grade ozone, and reinfused intravenously. This process stimulates oxygen metabolism, modulates immune function, reduces systemic inflammation, and enhances microcirculation.
Every IV ozone treatment at SIW includes ultraviolet blood irradiation (UBI), which exposes the treated blood to broad-spectrum light therapy. UBI adds energy to red blood cells, initiates a systemic healing response, and uses UVC light to inactivate bacteria and viruses in the blood. The MAH and UBI combination is offered as a single integrated treatment, not as separate add-ons.
Ozone therapy at SIW is used for a broad range of conditions including autoimmune disorders, chronic Lyme disease, EBV and other viral infections, chronic fatigue, Long COVID recovery, and as supportive care alongside conventional cancer treatment. It is also used by athletes for performance recovery and general immune support.
Conditions Commonly Treated with Ozone Therapy
Chronic Fatigue and Long COVID
Autoimmune and Inflammatory Conditions
Lyme Disease and Chronic Infections
Integrative Cancer Support
Athletic Recovery and Performance
Provider Expertise in Integrative and Ozone Therapy
Mary Lynn Papin, ARNP, FNP-C, is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner and the founder of Solutions Integrative Wellness. She holds WorldLink Medical training in functional and integrative medicine, one of the few comprehensive programs that certifies both NPs and MDs in advanced integrative protocols including ozone therapy.
Her interest in integrative oncology has informed her approach to ozone therapy as supportive cancer care. She works with patients undergoing conventional treatment who want adjunctive support for immune function, energy, and recovery, and is experienced in coordinating integrative care alongside oncology teams.
As the clinic's sole provider, Mary Lynn personally oversees every ozone therapy consultation and treatment protocol.
How IV Ozone Therapy Works at SIW
Step 1: Major Autohemotherapy (MAH)
Step 2: Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI)
Step 3: Monitoring and Treatment Planning
Frequently Asked Questions about IV Ozone Therapy in Ames
IV ozone therapy delivered via major autohemotherapy has been used in clinical settings for over 90 years with a well-established safety record when administered by a trained provider using medical-grade ozone and sterile technique. Mary Lynn follows established protocols and conducts an initial consultation to confirm appropriateness before beginning treatment.
Ozone therapy is most commonly used for chronic fatigue, Long COVID recovery, autoimmune conditions, chronic infections including Lyme disease and EBV, and as adjunctive support during cancer treatment. It is also used by athletes for performance recovery and by patients seeking general immune support.
For chronic conditions, an initial series of 6 to 10 treatments is typical, scheduled one to two times per week. Patients using ozone for general wellness or recovery may need fewer sessions. Mary Lynn assesses your response at each visit and adjusts the treatment plan based on how you are progressing.
Ultraviolet blood irradiation (UBI) uses broad-spectrum ultraviolet light to expose a small sample of blood before reinfusion. UVC wavelengths inactivate bacteria and viruses in the sample, while broader UV exposure energizes red blood cells and initiates a systemic healing response. At SIW, UBI is included with every IV ozone treatment rather than billed as a separate add-on.
Ozone therapy is used as adjunctive supportive care, not as a standalone cancer treatment. It is not a substitute for oncology care. Mary Lynn is experienced in working with patients undergoing conventional cancer treatment who want integrative support, and she coordinates with oncology teams where appropriate.
The clinic operates as a cash-pay practice. Treatment costs are reviewed at your initial consultation. The free consultation is the right starting point if you are unsure whether ozone therapy is appropriate for your situation.
Book an IV Ozone Therapy Consultation in Ames
Mary Lynn Papin is accepting new patients at Solutions Integrative Wellness. The first consultation is free. Located at 2629 University Blvd, Ames, Iowa 50010, serving patients from Ankeny, Boone, Nevada, Story City, and surrounding central Iowa communities.
Solutions Integrative Wellness
2629 University Blvd,Ames, IA
50010-8063
Frontdesk@solutionsintegrativewellness.com
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