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About MediSkill
MediSkill teaches ozone therapy. We train clinics that want to offer it, and we explain it plainly for people who want to use it at home. Ozone is at the core of everything we publish.
MediSkill is a collective of physicians and providers, like the members of our Medical Review Board below. Most of them run their own practice or clinic. What they share is an interest in ozone therapy and in making the information easy to understand.
We see our job as education, so you can make an informed decision about ozone therapy. What we teach is based on the published research and on the guidance of ozone therapy's scientific societies. We say what the evidence shows and what it doesn't show yet.
We started training clinics in 2014. Since then, more than 10,000 clinicians have learned ozone therapy with us. More and more people also ask how to use ozone safely at home, so we write for them too.
These are the people who lead our training and review our health pages. You can read their full bios on the Medical Review Board page.
Dr. Chris Seitz, MDMedical Review BoardBoard-certified emergency physician and Chief Medical Officer of Guardian Medical Direction.
Dr. Thomas E. Levy, MD, JDMedical Review BoardBoard-certified cardiologist and attorney. Author of eleven books on oxidative stress and vitamin C.
Dr. Jonathan Kalman, NMDMedical Review BoardLicensed naturopathic doctor in California focused on integrative and emergency medicine. Builds IV and EBOO ozone programs for clinics.
Anita Farrelly, RN, BSN, MBA/HCMMedical Review BoardOver 26 years in nursing, with a focus on ICU care and infusion therapy.
Dr. Mandy Dell, DCNMedical Review BoardClinical nutritionist who works with women with interstitial cystitis, chronic UTIs, gut and hormone problems.
Dr. Ryan Meyers, DCMedical Review Board member and instructorTeaches in our live trainings. Founder of US Hyperbarics and the Movement Clinic.
Our articles are written by named authors, such as Nattha Wannissorn, PhD (health articles) and Dr. Jeff Wright, ND (injection protocol sheets). They read the studies, write in plain language, and cite sources so you can check our work.
When a health page lists a medical reviewer from our Medical Review Board, that clinician reviewed it. Pages without a named reviewer are written and checked by the MediSkill Editorial Team. You can read how that works in our editorial standards.
When we get something wrong, we say so and fix it. Send corrections to contact@mediskill.com.
Questions, corrections or ideas for an article: contact@mediskill.com