EBOO IV THERAPY

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What is EBOO?

EBOO stands for Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation. It is considered the world’s most advanced medical ozone therapy. A total of 2 liters (2000ml) of blood is treated using up to 70,000-150,000 mg of ozone over 50 minutes through a diffuser system.

What are the benefits of EBOO?

Germicidal, Rheological (flow properties of blood), Immune modulating, Analgesic effects, Support detox systems/organs, Oxygenation effects, Inflammation reduction, Redox balancing, Optimization of pro- and antioxidant systems, Vasodilation (improved circulation), Increased cellular efficiency, Mitochondrial repair, ATP increase, Tissue repair, Debris scavenger.

What conditions improve with EBOO?

Cellular respiration and autophagy, Cardiovascular disorders, Circulatory disease, Systemic chronic and acute infections (viral, bacterial, fungal) such as Lyme, Mold toxicity, Autoimmune disease, Mitochondrial dysfunction, Oxygen utilization, Tissue repair, Digestive/Kidney/Internal, Mental disorders via increased microcirculation, Pulmonary conditions, OB/GYN, Pain of all kinds, Chronic and acute inflammation (localized or systemic)

What baseline labs are suggested to monitor for changes in inflammation during and after the procedure?

CBC (Complete blood count), CMP (Comprehensive metabolic profile), CRP (C-reactive protein), D-Dimer,

G-6PD (Glucose 6 phosphate deficiency enzyme) to assess for deficiency which predisposes one for hemolytic anemia

Contraindications (who cannot safely receive EBOO)?

Patients with blood coagulation disorders, bleeding organs, thrombocytopenia (low platelets), hemorrhagic or apoplectic stroke, recent MI (heart attack), alcohol intoxication, G-6PD deficiency, uncontrolled hyperthyroidism, leukemia, first trimester pregnancy, photosensitivity, sulfa drugs, patients with allergies to heparin or other anticoagulants

How long does an EBOO treatment take to administer?

Once the machine is hooked up to both IV sites, a “Full” EBOO treatment should run over 50 min. You should plan on 1.5 hours from start to finish to allow for explanation of procedure and questions, as well as access of the IV sites. (“Half” EBOO treatments run over 25 min, so plan for an hour).

How often can EBOO be given?

EBOO treatment recommendations vary based on the patient’s health status and goal of therapy. Everyone must start with a regular UVBI with ozone treatment that contains lower amounts of gamma to assess for response and verify compatibility with the dose of ozone. Each patient’s plan will be determined after meeting with an EBOO certified staff member to evaluate for contraindications, order pre-treatment bloodwork, and receive education on the risks/benefits, expectations of therapy, and sign the consent for treatment. Patients may need to titrate up to a full dose of EBOO. Low dose heparin is given during the EBOO treatment, so please make sure you list any anticoagulant medications or supplements you are on so adjustments can be made if need be.

Preparation for EBOO treatment on the day of treatment

• Eat a protein rich meal or snack prior to treatment

• Hydrate well

• You may take oral antioxidants up to 2 weeks in advance

• It is suggested that a Myers cocktail and glutathione be given between your first UVBI with ozone treatment and the "Half” EBOO treatment.

• It is not typically recommended to have any other IVs the same day as EBOO unless you need an IV of hydration prior to the initiation of blood drawing for the EBOO treatment. You may wish to follow your EBOO treatment with a Meyers cocktail.

• It is recommended to have an EBOO treatment prior to receiving things like peptides, exosomes, or stem cells. EBOO has been shown to enhance these therapies greatly.