EBOO Therapy in San Diego: The Many Benefits and What to Expect

EBOO therapy also known as Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation is increasingly becoming popular in functional and integrative medicine clinics throughout San Diego. EBOO, described as a ‘next generation’ of ozone therapy, is a preventive treatment to aid in enhanced detoxification, immune system activity and overall cellular health where blood is filtered then oxygenated outside the body before being sent back.

This post explains what EBOO is, how it works and who it’s for (plus where to find it in the nooks and crannies of San Diego).

What Is EBOO Therapy?

EBOO (Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation) is an assistance treatment that passed through all the requirements to become part of wellness technique, where:

1. Drawn from the body
2. Filtered and oxygenated before weaving
3. Exposed to medical-grade ozone
4. Returned back to the bloodstream

Its purpose is to increase the oxygen supply as well as clear toxins and promote a balanced immune system. It is frequently provided in integrative medicine clinics as a component of a comprehensive functional health program.

EBOO Therapy in San Diego

One clinic that offers ozone-based treatments as part of functional medicine programs is SynergyO3 Medical in Encinitas (North San Diego County). Services include ozone therapy and overall health support, because they treat causes, not just symptoms.

Other functional medicine and naturopathic practices in the San Diego area might have ozone therapies or EBOO-type procedures included as aspects of detox, immune system support, longevity programs.

Potential Benefits of EBOO Therapy

Individual results may vary, but patients frequently seek EBOO treatment for the following:

• Detoxification support
• Chronic fatigue or low energy
• Immune system support
• Inflammation reduction
• Lyme and support for chronic infection (in an integrative care setting)
• Wellness and longevity optimization

It is usually offered as an adjunct to rather than a substitute for standard medical care.

What to Expect During Treatment

A standard EBOO session lasts 1–2 h and comprises the following:

• IV access to obtain a blood flow
• Constant flow, past filtration an
• Gradual reintroduction of treated blood

The number of sessions does vary from clinic to clinic and is dependent on the participant’s health goals as well as clinical recommendations.

Who Is a Candidate for EBOO?

People who may consider EBOO therapy include those:

• Adopt a functional or integrative health approach
• Have existing chronic inflammation or fatigue
• Want advanced detoxification protocols

Frequently Asked Questions about EBOO (FAQs)

What does EBOO stand for?

EBOO is short for Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation, a process in which blood is filtered and oxygenated outside the body before being returned.

Is EBOO the same thing as ozone therapy?

It’s an advanced form. Classical ozone therapy usually consists of injections or the treatment of ozonized blood to which patients are connected (IV ozone), whereas EBOO is constantly filtering and processing greater volumes of blood.

Is EBOO therapy FDA-approved?

Some of the EBOO devices and ozone therapy operate in a grey regulatory environment and are not necessarily FDA-approved drugs for any disease treatment. They are often administered in a hospital based integrative or wellness clinic setting, under the supervision of a medical provider.

What are the indications for EBOO?

It’s commonly used in clinics as adjunctive treatment for:

• Chronic fatigue
• Inflammation
• Immune support
• Detox programs
• Wellness optimization

It is not a cure for any disease.

How many sessions are needed?

Protocols vary. Some people do:

• 3–6 sessions for targeted support
• Ongoing sessions for wellness maintenance
• Your provider will suggest a plan based on goals and health history.

Is EBOO safe?

It is also considered to be safe in clinical practice when used by trained experts. Risks can include:

• IV-related complications
• Lightheadedness
• Fatigue post-treatment
• A screening consultation is essential.

Is there downtime?

Most people can go back to normal activities by the same day — but mild fatigue may be a concern, or detox symptoms.

Do I need a doctor referral?

No, although you will have a consultation with the clinic’s medical provider before treatment.

EBOO therapy represents a growing trend in San Diego’s integrative medicine community focused on detoxification, oxygenation, and whole-body optimization. While interest is rising, it’s important to approach it as part of a medically guided plan rather than a standalone solution.

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