Extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation, done at our Orlando clinic under physician supervision. We tell you what it can and can't do before you book.
EBOO runs your blood through a circuit outside your body. Along the way it is filtered and briefly exposed to ozone and to more oxygen than it sees in normal circulation. Then it goes back in.
The idea is that this short, controlled stress prompts your body to ramp up its own antioxidant and repair systems for a while afterward. Exercise and cold exposure are thought to work in a similar way. The idea has real biochemistry behind it. The research on outcomes is still thin.
It is not FDA-approved to treat any disease. We do not claim it cures or treats any condition.
Results vary a lot. Some patients notice a clear difference. Some notice a small one. Some notice nothing. We can't predict ahead of time which group you will be in.
It works best as one part of a plan. Patients who are also sleeping well, training, eating well and on the right hormone protocol tend to get more out of it.
You decide if it's worth it. You get the price and the realistic range of outcomes up front.
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1. Consult and screening. Health history, current medications and any labs your physician wants first. This is where we decide together whether EBOO makes sense for you.
2. The session. At our Orlando clinic. An IV line connects you to the circuit, your blood is treated and returned, and you rest while it runs. Your physician tells you how long your session will take.
3. After. Most people go back to their day. We check in after each session before recommending another.
EBOO stands for extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation. Your blood runs through a circuit outside your body, where it is filtered and briefly exposed to ozone and oxygen, then returned to you.
No. EBOO is not FDA-approved to treat any disease or condition. We tell every patient that before they book.
An ozone IV, often called major autohemotherapy, draws a set amount of blood into a bag, mixes it with ozone and returns it. EBOO treats your blood continuously through a circuit and adds a filter. Your physician can walk you through which, if either, makes sense for you.
It varies. We recommend a number after your consult and check in after each session, so you are never locked into a big package up front.
You get the price at your consult, before you commit. Monthly payments are available through Cherry financing. Insurance does not cover EBOO.
Like any procedure that goes into a vein, it has risks. Your physician screens you first and goes over the risks with you before you consent. Some people are not good candidates, and we will tell you if you are one of them.
At our clinic at 117 W. Underwood St., Orlando, FL 32806, near Orlando Health ORMC. By appointment. Call (850) 820-8850.
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