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92G2: Bocci V., Medical Hypotheses, 1992 Sep, 39(1):30-4., "Ozonization of blood for the therapy of viral diseases and immunodeficiencies. A Hypothesis."

Abstr: Bocci 1992 calls for investigation of his methodology by biologists and clinicians. "Once this is done, owing to the large range of medical applications and the simplicity of the procedure, autohemotherapy could become very valuable particularly in underdeveloped countries."[Medline] "If autohemotherapy can be understood on a scientific basis, it may become an acceptable practice in orthodox medicine".[Bocci]
Bocci lists a number of viral diseases that may benefit from so-called "major autohemotherapy" [intravenous reinjection, after exposure to ozone], including viral hepatitis; herpes simplex, zoster, labialis and genitalis; papillomavirus; respiratory diseases; CFS; common cold; AIDS, etc. He does not discuss the exhaustive body of literature disussing extravascular autohemotherapy, which practice he briefly refers to as "minor" autohemotherapy.