One of the most effective therapies we use for Lyme disease is ozone therapy—often called “super oxygen.” Ozone is made up of three oxygen molecules instead of two, and it penetrates the body in ways regular oxygen cannot. When patients first come to us, we can often see biofilms and spirochetes (the bacteria that cause Lyme) under the microscope. These organisms protect themselves by hiding in sticky biofilm layers, making them difficult to eliminate with standard treatments. But when patients