Dr. Robert Rowen on Ozonated Glycerin, Home Ozone Uses, and Natural Healing

A Weekend of Ozone Education and Forest Retreat with Dr. Robert Rowen

Join Dr. Robert Rowen for two mornings of teaching and demonstrations at our forest homestead in Mendocino County. Explore his approach to ozone and oxidation therapies, with time between sessions to reflect, enjoy the land, and connect with fellow participants.

Dr. Robert Rowen is a world-renowned ozone/oxidation therapy expert. From Friday evening through Sunday noon, the weekend brings focused learning together with the quiet pleasure of a woodland stay: birdsong, forest walks, distinctive natural architecture, and evenings beside a wood-burning stove.

Date: April 2-4, 2027

Location: The wilderness mountains of Ukiah, Mendocino County, Northern California

Retreat fee: $650-$1800 depending on accommodations, includes meals.

Accommodation: Cabins may be private, shared, or sleeping bag space.  All included in the cost.

Group size: 10-12 participants (few cabins available)

What You’ll Learn

Through teaching and demonstrations, Dr. Rowen’s will introduce ozone and oxidation practices for home use, including the manufacture and uses of ozonated glycerin.

The weekend offers an opportunity to hear directly from an experienced educator, explore the subject in depth, and bring questions to the conversation.

No prior knowledge required. , Demonstrations will include participant practice.

His goal is to help people stay healthy and young -and out of any doctor’s office. In addition, he may be available to do personal evaluations for occult dental infections and other “interference fields” which can block healing and create mysterious symptoms.

This is a unique opportunity to have an intimate session of learning with one of the world’s most foremost integrative healers.

About Dr. Robert Rowen

Robert Jay Rowen, M.D., is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Johns Hopkins University and the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine, acquiring double board certifications (and recertifications) in Family Practice, in Emergency Medicine, and additionally in Clinical Metal Toxicology.

Please note that he does not hold an active California medical license at this time. He sees his role as educating and disseminating knowledge and information to keep you healthy, young, and out of the doctor's office.

Dr. Rowen began using ozone therapy in 1986 and is the longest continuous user of ozone and oxidation therapies in North America.

Dr. Rowen is affectionately known as “The Father of Medical Freedom” for pioneering the nation’s first statutory protection for alternative medicine in 1990. Two years later, Alaska’s governor Hickel appointed him to a term on the Alaska State Medical Board and the appointment survived a legislative battle sponsored by organized medicine due to overwhelming public support.

 He is internationally known for his clinical practice and teaching in oxidation medicine. He was the Oxidation Workshop chairman for ACAM (the American College for Advancement in Medicine), and taught oxidation to interested professionals in hands-on sessions quarterly in his office. He was editor-in-chief of the highly respected Second Opinion Newsletter from 2000 until August 2014.

 In October 2014, he traveled to Sierra Leone to bring ozone therapy to the Ebola epidemic. He reported on a 100% recovery of Ebola 5 patients. He has repeatedly published on oxidation therapy in peer-review journals, presenting novel case reports, ozone review articles, and medical political issue.

At this retreat, he will share his perspective through two mornings of education and demonstrations.

Your Weekend

Friday Evening · Arrive and Settle In

Arrive, get acquainted with the homestead, and allow yourself time to unwind from the journey. Guests can settle into their cabins before gathering for a welcome potluck.

Please bring a simple dish or fruit to share.

Arrival window: Please plan to arrive well before dark. Our mountain is only lit by starlight.

Saturday · Learn and Explore

Spend the morning with Dr. Rowen for the first teaching session and demonstrations.

The remainder of the day offers time to reflect on what you’ve learned, prepare questions for Sunday, and enjoy the homestead at your own pace. Walk the forest trails, spend time in the sauna, visit the treehouse, or find a quiet place to read and rest.

This will offer the opportunity to process the information and prepare any questions for Dr. Rowen.

A catered lunch and dinner bring everyone together for a shared meal and conversation.

Sunday · Continue the Conversation

Return for the second morning teaching session with Dr. Rowen before preparing for your journey home.

The retreat concludes at noon with a catered brunch. 

Cabin checkout time is 11 am, kindly pack your room ready for checkout before the morning session.

Time in the Forest

Our ecological permaculture homestead sits among old-growth forests, flowing streams, and untouched wilderness. It’s natural buildings by artist and builder SunRay Kelley give the property its distinctive character, including a wood-fired clay sauna and cold plunge.

Between teaching sessions, you can explore the surrounding woodland, watch birds, journal, or simply sit outdoors. This quiet time allows for reflection, wandering, resting, and absorbing what you’ve learned. Beneath vast, star-filled skies, you can reconnect with the rhythms of your body and the land. We invite you to take this opportunity to enjoy the property.

Staying on the property makes these quieter moments part of your retreat: waking to birdsong, spending unhurried time outdoors, and settling into the evening without a drive home. The surroundings offer space to step away from everyday demands and give your attention to learning, connection, and rest.

 Our cabins are rustic, with outdoor toilets and hot outdoor showers. Please explore the accommodation pages for photographs, amenities, and individual cabin details. Some of our cabins are closed for winter and the availability depends on the weather.

View Cabins and Accommodation Details HERE

Some cabins require walking along forest paths or climbing steps. If you have mobility or access needs, contact us so we can discuss the terrain and available options with you.  We will do our best to accommodate everyone when assigning cabins.

You are welcome to extend your retreat experience by booking any of our cabins, tucked into the natural landscape of this remote Northern California homestead.

Meals and Preparing for Your Visit

Meals: The weekend includes a Friday welcome potluck, self-service buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Saturday, and brunch on Sunday.

Dietary needs: Hearty vegetarian meals. We can accommodate all food choices. Please let us know of allergies and preferences,

There is no cellphone reception on the property. We invite you to enjoy the opportunity to unplug. Please download directions before traveling.

Internet and urgent contact: There is free internet in all the cabins and in the parking area. You must activate Wi-Fi calling to make phone calls.  

Bring sturdy walking shoes, layers suitable for the season, and a flashlight for moving around the property after dark.

You will receive an email with our welcome packet once you have registered with information for directions, road conditions, parking, and a complete packing list.

Join Us

Come for focused learning, thoughtful conversation, and time in the Mendocino forest.

For questions about the program, accommodation, meals, or access, contact Adoracion (805) 217-1721

View the Cancellation, Terms & Conditions HERE!