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EBOO is a blood filtration therapy that improves blood flow, cellular healing, and cellular oxygen utilization.
Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBOO) is an advanced therapy in which blood is circulated through a specialized system that exposes it to oxygen and ozone before returning it to the body. This process supports the reduction of chronic inflammation and can contribute to improved overall wellness, energy, and cellular function.
EBOO also known as Recirculatory Hemoperfusion (RHP), is an alternative wellness service that may be incorporated into supportive care plans for individuals managing various health concerns.
By enhancing circulation and promoting more efficient cellular oxygen use, EBOO helps create an internal environment that supports healing. Research indicates that this therapy may help the immune system respond more effectively to microbial challenges, including viruses, bacteria, and fungi.
In addition to its immune‑modulating effects, EBOO may assist with tissue repair by improving oxygen delivery and encouraging the release of growth‑supporting factors. These mechanisms can be beneficial for individuals with joint degeneration, disc issues, or reduced blood flow associated with cardiovascular conditions.
Our EBOO Process
EBOO is an advanced blood‑cleaning therapy that uses a specialized filtration system to circulate and treat the blood outside the body. As the blood moves through the system, it passes across a medical‑grade filter and is exposed to carefully controlled oxygen‑ozone mixtures before being returned through a separate vein. Because the system remains completely closed from start to finish, the blood never comes into contact with outside air, which helps maintain sterility throughout the procedure.
A typical session lasts about an hour. During that time, approximately 1.5 to 3 liters of blood move through the
filtration circuit, representing a significant portion of the body’s total blood volume.
Many patients notice visible changes in the filtered material during the therapy, as the system separates out
unwanted substances. The technology is designed to help remove a variety of impurities, including environmental toxins, metabolic byproducts, and microbial debris.
Potential Key
Benefits
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Supports healthy immune activity
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Promotes increased energy and overall vitality
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Helps reduce ongoing or persistent pain
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May enhance mental clarity and focus
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Encourages a healthier inflammatory response
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Assists the body in clearing unwanted substances and metabolic waste
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Creates an environment that is less favorable for harmful microorganisms
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May aid the body in recovering from injuries, procedures, or physical stress
Improved
Vitality
As the blood moves through the external filtration system and is exposed to oxygen‑ozone mixtures, many individuals report feeling more energized and balanced afterward. The process helps lighten the body’s overall burden by clearing out unwanted substances and supporting healthier cellular function.
Following an EBOO/RHP session, it’s common for people to notice a shift in how they feel, often describing a sense of improved clarity or ease. Some experience smoother breathing, sharper thinking, or a general sense of renewed well‑being shortly after the therapy.
Therapy
Frequency
The recommended number of
EBOO sessions and the amount of ozone used are tailored to each individual, taking into account factors such as age,
overall wellness, and the primary concerns being addressed. Most people receive the therapy once
per week. By the fourth session, many individuals have typically reached a point where their antioxidant systems are fully engaged.
Your provider may
suggest repeating a series
of therapies every few months, depending on your ongoing needs and response.
Is EBOO Right For You?
EBOO is designed to support the body’s natural defenses by helping reduce microbial load and assisting in the breakdown of unwanted substances circulating in the bloodstream. As one of the more advanced forms of ozone‑based therapy, it is often incorporated into care plans for individuals dealing with persistent discomfort, joint‑related issues, or inflammatory conditions affecting areas such as the knees, back, hips, shoulders, elbows, and neck. It may also offer supportive benefits for conditions involving chronic inflammation, including various forms of arthritis and other inflammatory disorders.
Many individuals seek EBOO for its potential role in managing pain, particularly when discomfort is a major barrier to daily function. It may also provide supportive benefits for those navigating autoimmune‑related concerns such as fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, or multiple sclerosis, where widespread pain and inflammation are common challenges.
EBOO therapy may be used as supportive care for patients with various health concerns, including supportive care for:
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Autoimmune condition support (recommended under specialist supervision)
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Cardiovascular health support (recommended under cardiologist supervision)
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Metabolic health support (recommended under endocrinologist supervision)
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Immune system support during chronic illness
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Lyme disease symptom support (recommended under specialist supervision)
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Mental clarity and cognitive wellness support
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Chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia support (recommended under specialist supervision)
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Inflammation management support
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Environmental or mold exposure support
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Sleep quality and rest support
Important Notice: Our practice is not a specialist practice. We are not cardiologists, endocrinologists, infectious disease specialists, rheumatologists, neurologists, or sleep specialists.
Disclaimer: This therapy is for supportive care and wellness purposes only. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Claims about "cutting-edge therapy," "improved wellness," and "health outcomes" are not scientifically proven medical treatments. Always consult with your primary care physician or specialist for medical conditions. This therapy is intended to complement, not replace, conventional medical treatment.
Note: Our practice offers EBOO therapy as an alternative wellness service. We are not claiming this is superior to other medical treatment. Patients should discuss the risks and benefits with their healthcare provider before proceeding.
Important Notice: EBOO therapy is not FDA-approved for the treatment of any disease.