Ozone ear insufflations are a type of treatment during which ozone gas is infused at a low flow and at a low concentration into the ears. It’s assumed that during the treatment the ozone byproducts penetrate the ears and the sinuses. From there they could potentially travel further and seem to have a positive impact even on the central nervous system. People report improvements in sinus, brain, neck, tooth, jaw, and throat problems. Ozone ear insufflations also appear to have an advantageous effect on infections, as well as the cognitive, and emotional well-being. Ear insufflations can be performed either with a trap, a humidifier, or with a syringe. Here I will show how to do ear insufflations with ozone using a trap. The trap serves to muzzle the noise of the generator. Forgoing the trap could lead to permanent tinnitus.  What are ear ozone insufflations used for? Ear insufflations can be used for: ear infections sinus infections sinus congestion brain fog brain inflammation jaw infections / inflammation throat infections / inflammation headaches anything brain related Risks of and contraindications for ozone ear insufflations Risks: extreme pain liquid discharge inflammation itchiness scabbing, dry skin tinnitus Contraindications: hyperthyroidism transplanted organ This informations come from The Power of Ozone website. If you would like to find out more please read this article.   The set consists of silicone earplugs, Y-connector, and silicone tubing. Silicon tubing from headset to Y connector: 20cm X 2. Silicon tubing from Y to Luer connector: 30cm.