Advanced Blood Oxygenation, Ozonation & Filtration Therapy
EBOO stands for Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation. During the procedure, blood is continuously circulated through a specialized extracorporeal system where it is exposed to medical ozone, oxygen, ultraviolet light, and filtration before being returned to the body.
Unlike smaller-volume ozone procedures, EBOO allows a larger volume of blood to circulate through the system during a treatment session. The procedure is performed in a clinical setting under medical supervision.
EBOO combines several therapeutic principles into a single integrated process.
Medical ozone is a carefully controlled mixture of oxygen and ozone used during the EBOO process. When blood is exposed to medical ozone outside the body, it produces a temporary oxidative stimulus that interacts with several biological pathways. Research has explored its potential effects on antioxidant responses, oxygen metabolism, inflammatory signaling, and cellular function. EBOO is performed under medical supervision using controlled ozone concentrations.
Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UVBI) exposes circulating blood to a controlled amount of ultraviolet light as part of the EBOO process. UVBI has been studied for its effects on blood components and biological signaling, including potential influences on immune and oxidative processes. It is performed as part of the extracorporeal treatment under medical supervision.
Oxygenation is an important component of the EBOO process. As blood circulates outside the body through the extracorporeal system, it is exposed to oxygen before being returned to the patient. This controlled process complements the ozone and filtration components of the therapy and is performed under medical supervision.
As blood circulates through the EBOO system, it passes through a specialized filtration component designed to remove selected substances from the blood before it is returned to the patient. This filtration step is one of the features that distinguishes EBOO from traditional ozone therapy and is performed as part of the medically supervised extracorporeal process.
Patients may explore EBOO as part of an individualized integrative medical program focused on circulation, wellness, recovery, and overall health. A medical evaluation is performed to determine whether EBOO is appropriate for each patient.
Circulatory Health Chronic Fatigue & Low Energy Oxidative Stress Inflammatory Health Environmental Exposure General Wellness Metabolic Health Immune Health Recovery & Performance Healthy AgingBecause every patient is different, EBOO Therapy is considered as part of an individualized treatment plan following medical evaluation.
EBOO Therapy is performed in a controlled clinical environment under medical supervision. During treatment, blood is continuously circulated through the EBOO system, where it undergoes oxygenation, ozonation, ultraviolet light exposure, and filtration before being returned to the body.
EBOO may be considered as part of an individualized integrative medical program. Our medical team evaluates each patient’s health history, current condition, and treatment goals to determine whether EBOO is appropriate.
EBOO brings together blood filtration, oxygenation, medical ozone, and ultraviolet blood irradiation within a single extracorporeal treatment process.
At The Good Samaritan Medical Center, EBOO is performed under medical supervision and may be incorporated into a broader individualized integrative medical program based on each patient's health history, needs, and treatment goals.
Speak with our medical team to learn whether EBOO is appropriate for you.
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