Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBOO)

The goal with ozone and UBI therapy is always the collective benefit; over time the modalities support regular and necessary cellular functions that then rebuild systems, tissues, and organs for an overall anti-aging or health approach. You are never too sick, too well, too young, or too old, to benefit from ozone and UBI.

Extracorporeal blood ozone oxygenation (EBOO) is where a patient is hooked up to an IV catheter and outgoing blood is bathed in ozone before being sent back into the body.

“You oxygenate [...] about three liters of blood in about an hour,” explains John Robinson, a naturopathic doctor who performs EBOO at The Hormone Zone clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona. “It works great for Lyme disease and a variety of other issues such as chronic fatigue. We’re also starting to see potential for treating any type of long-haul viral situation, including COVID.”

We will likely create a treatment plan specific to a person’s unique circumstances. This means some patients can start EBOO right away and some may need to gradually advance through a dosing process where they may start with lower (even non-EBOO IV) doses then work into the higher doses that EBOO offers. This may mean that you will be recommended to repeat the therapy more than once. It is always an option to receive the therapy as a preventative and wellness treatment as you feel necessary or as you desire.

This procedure should take approximately one hour to complete. Your practitioner may choose to shorten or lengthen the procedure based on specific patient needs.

It is required to have dual vein access, so you will have one vein accessed to remove the blood and another to reinfuse the blood after it is treated – again, this is a closed-loop system so all of this is happening simultaneously. Unfortunately, if you do not have healthy veinous access, this treatment may not be an option for you.

We will go over the other prerequisites and a specific treatment plan based on your needs during a mandatory initial consultation.

Prior to the treatment, it is crucial that you eat a healthy meal with protein and nutritious fats as ozone and UBI are known to affect blood sugar. Also, you will feel eminently better if you are well hydrated before your treatment – this also allows your veins to be more accessible, helping to ensure a successful treatment.

Post EBOO therapy, you are not restricted in your normal activity. There are a variety of acute responses noted. Some feel an immediate sense of well-being, mental clarity, less pain, more energy, and an improvement in symptoms. While others may feel lethargic, achy, fatigued, or just relaxed. There is also a third group of patients who feel nothing in direct response to the EBOO therapy initially or with only one treatment. All of these are “normal” and you may feel all of these responses at different times throughout your treatment plan or as you receive multiple treatments.

Our services are typically far less expensive than the copays associated with billing insurance. Because of this, we do not accept private health insurance, Medicare or Medicaid. We do, however, accept FSA and HSA accounts, as well as CareCredit flexible financing.

EBOO requires an initial consultation to get started. Therefore, appointments are preferred. Walk-ins are welcome but not guaranteed. You can book online or call us at (570) 935-0091 to guarantee your appointment.