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Adriana Schwartz<\/em><\/p>\n The ozonetherapy is being known and applied more and more in different countries of the world. The numbers confirm this fact. On one hand the number of ozonetherapists keeps growing all <\/p>\n<\/h3>\n
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\nThe fact is that there is more interest from health professionals to know how medical ozone
\nworks and what it benefits are.<\/p>\n
\naround the world. Recent statistics compiles by the AEPROMO Legal Advisor Roberto Quintero
\nand annexed at the last Professor Velio Bocci\u2019s paper published in this current issue of our
\njournal, indicate that in Germany, the country where the ozone was discovered 11000 health
\nprofessionals practice this therapy. The second country in number of ozonetherapists is China
\nwith 5000, followed by Russia with 3500, then Italy with 3000. Around the world there are more
\nthan 26100 health professionals who practice the medical therapy of the ozone. These figures
\nare only an estimate. With all likehood its number is higher.<\/p>\n