Doc’s Voodoo Balm

Doc’s Voodoo Balm is most effective when used on ailments that it can come in close contact with, such as the skin and other superficial conditions, however it can penetrate a few inches deep to provide deeper healing/relief to muscles and joints. 

Clinical studies show successful use with the following conditions (but not limited to):

Scars, Acne, Beauty Aid, Athlete’s Foot, Bees Stings, Burns, Cuts, Fistulae, Fungal Infections, Gingivitis, Hemorrhoids, Herpes Simplex, Insect Bites, Leg Ulcers, Lesions, Psoriasis, Rashes, Rosacea, Shingles, Sores, Sunburns, Vulvovaginitis and other Skin-Related Problems. 

Doc’s Voodoo Balm can stay fresh for 5+ years without storing it in a cold place but by keeping the oil in a refrigerator it will preserve its freshness for a lifetime.

NOTE: In Europe and Russia ozonated oil has also been taken orally, by filling capsules with the oil, to treat Gastritis, Gastroduodenal Ulcers, Giardia and Peptic Ulcers. 

So, if you’ve got anything that needs a little Voodoo, give Doc’s Voodoo Balm a shot... it has no reported side effects and just might be the magic you’re looking for. Low risk, high reward... that’s my jam!!

** No results can be guaranteed**

Apply a thin layer to areas of ailment. 

PRVNTN: this dosage is for those who have no symptoms and are aiming to optimize injury Prevention (PRVNTN).

PRFRMNC: this dosage is for those who have no symptoms but need an extra boost for a big training day or Performance (PRFRMNC).

RCVRY: this dosage is for those who need a Recovery (RCVRY) boost from an injury or big event.

• PRVNTN - apply once per day 
• PRFRMNC - apply 2 times per day 
• RCVRY - apply 3 or more times per day

As a dietary supplement, apply suggested dosage based on desired goals. For best results, apply daily. 

CAUTION: The information on this site is not intended to provide or replace medical advice. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or if you are under a physician’s care, consult your health care professional before using this or any other dietary  supplement. Do not exceed recommended dosage. 

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. DO NOT USE IF SAFETY SEAL IS DAMAGED OR MISSING. STORE IN A COOL, DRY PLACE. 

• medical-grade ozonated olive oil
• 100% natural healing balm
•  oxygenates injured tissues to speed healing 
•  great for pain, inflammation, burns, rashes, cuts, abrasions, scar tissue, acne, infections, soft tissue injuries, etc. 
•  natural anti-bacterial, anti-viral, and anti-fungal. 
•  potent pain and inflammation reducer
•  energizes your muscles to recover faster
• when refrigerated, virtually has no expiration date

1. What is Doc’s Voodoo Balm?

Doc’s Voodoo Balm is a 100% natural healing balm made by blending medical-grade ozone gas and organic cold-pressed extra-virgin olive oil. It works by oxygenating damaged tissues and stimulating the body's natural healing processes. Studies have shown ozonides produced by ozone in the body can increase ATP production in the mitochondria by up to 1,000%. 

2. How does Doc’s Voodoo Balm differ in nutritional facts from other products on the market?

Doc’s Voodoo Balm is not a nutritional supplement and does not have nutritional facts. It is a healing balm that is applied topically to rapidly increase your body’s healing capabilities. 

3. How does Doc’s Voodoo Balm help athletes?

Doc’s Voodoo Balm can help athletes by aiding in injury prevention, improving performance, and promoting faster recovery from injuries. It can also relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and energize muscles. It also works like magic for healing skin injuries due to turf or court burns. 

4. How should Doc’s Voodoo Balm be used?

Doc’s Voodoo Balm should be applied as a thin layer to areas of ailment. The suggested dosage varies depending on the desired goals - PRVNTN (for injury prevention), PRFRMNC (for performance enhancement), and RCVRY (for recovery from injuries). It can also be taken orally by filling capsules with the oil, but this should only be done under medical supervision.

5. Is Doc’s Voodoo Balm safe to use?

Doc’s Voodoo Balm is generally considered safe for topical use, but it is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional before using it internally, especially if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or under a physician's care. It has no reported side effects and does not have any known interactions with medications. However, it is important to not exceed the recommended dosage and to keep it out of reach of children.