EBOO in a private suite.
EBOO stands for extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation. Your blood is filtered and exposed to ozone and oxygen outside the body, then returned to you, under clinical supervision from start to finish.
- Session length
- 60 to 90 minutes in the chair
- Where
- EBOO suite, lower level of 1870 W 25th Street
- First step
- A provider consult and a look at your labs
- Also offered as
- Part of the Advanced Cellular Detox package
From consult to drive home
- 1
Consult first
A provider reviews your health history, medications and recent labs before recommending EBOO. Some people are not candidates, and we will tell you if that is you.
- 2
Getting set up
You settle into a reclined chair in the EBOO suite. A clinician places two IV lines, one to draw blood and one to return it.
- 3
During the session
Blood passes through a filter and is exposed to medical-grade ozone and oxygen outside the body, then flows back through the second line. Most people read, rest or listen to something. Our clinical team monitors you throughout.
- 4
Afterward
The lines come out, we check how you feel and you head home. Your provider will tell you whether more sessions make sense and how far apart.
Is EBOO right for me?
That is a medical question, so it gets a medical answer. Your provider looks at your history, current medications and bloodwork, then talks through whether EBOO belongs in your plan, or whether something simpler should come first.
Many people start with advanced testing so that decision is made with real numbers in front of you.
EBOO is not FDA approved to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Research on ozone-based therapies is still limited, and your provider will be clear about what is known and what is not.
Talk to a provider about EBOO
Book a free 15-minute advisor call, or a $199 provider consult. Join within 30 days and your $199 is credited to your first month.