Treatment profile
EBOO Therapy
Next-generation blood purification
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A typical visit
Pre-treatment health assessment and lab work
Duration
45-60 minutes
Listed from
$500
Practitioner access
Verified locally
Category
Detoxification
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About this treatment
What this treatment is designed to do
Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBOO) is an advanced form of ozone therapy that filters and oxygenates your entire blood volume in a single session. Using a closed-loop system, blood is continuously drawn from one arm, passed through specialized filters, infused with medical ozone, and returned to the other arm. This process treats 1.5-2 liters of blood over 45-60 minutes—exponentially more than traditional ozone autohemotherapy.
EBOO combines three powerful therapeutic mechanisms: filtration (removing inflammatory molecules, metabolic waste, and oxidized lipids), oxygenation (saturating blood with oxygen), and ozonation (stimulating antioxidant pathways and immune modulation). The result is profoundly cleaner, more oxygenated blood that triggers systemic healing responses.
This therapy is used for severe chronic conditions—Lyme disease, chronic viral infections, autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and neurodegenerative conditions. It's particularly valuable when patients have tried other treatments without success. EBOO represents the cutting edge of oxidative and detoxification therapies, offering hope for complex chronic illness.
Visit flow
What happens during the session
Pre-treatment health assessment and lab work
IV catheter placement in both arms
Continuous blood circulation through EBOO device (45-60 minutes)
Real-time monitoring of blood oxygenation and vital signs
Possible temporary Herxheimer reaction as toxins mobilize
Rest period after treatment and hydration support
Best for
Why people usually choose this
People with severe Lyme disease or co-infections
Those with chronic viral infections unresponsive to other treatments
Individuals with autoimmune conditions
People with cardiovascular disease or poor circulation
Key outcomes
What people hope to improve
Dramatically enhanced blood oxygenation
Removal of inflammatory molecules and toxins
Powerful immune system activation
Improved circulation and vascular health
Gabriel intelligence
How Gabriel makes this treatment more actionable
Treatment fit
Root-cause context before you book
Gabriel can help decide whether eboo therapy fits your symptoms, labs, and recovery goals before you spend money on a session.
Protocol pairing
Connect sessions to a real plan
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Practitioner match
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Evidence & safety
What to know before committing
EBOO is an advanced therapy that should only be performed by specially trained physicians in proper clinical settings. While ozone therapy has decades of safe use in Europe, EBOO is a newer application requiring specialized equipment and expertise. When performed properly, it has a strong safety profile, but it's essential to work with experienced practitioners who follow proper protocols. This is considered advanced integrative medicine.
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