EBOO Therapy

EBOO frequently asked questions:

1. How does EBOO therapy work?

EBOO (Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation) therapy circulates a portion of blood outside the body through a closed system where it is filtered, oxygenated, and then safely returned under medical supervision.

2. Is EBOO therapy safe?

EBOO therapy is performed under medical oversight using established protocols. Eligibility is determined through consultation, screening, and required lab work to support a safe and appropriate experience.

3. How is hygiene and sterilization handled during EBOO therapy?

All tubing used during EBOO therapy is single-use and disposable. After each session, tubing is discarded as biohazardous medical waste. The EBOO machine itself does not come into direct contact with bodily fluids and functions as a pump and delivery system for oxygen and ozone within a closed circuit.

4. What lab work is required before EBOO therapy?

The required lab tests include:

• CBC (Complete Blood Count)
• G6PD (Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase)

Recent lab results may be used if they are within the last three months, or we can order labs through Quest Diagnostics. Results typically return within three business days.

5. Do I need a medical consultation before EBOO therapy?

Yes. A medical consultation is required to review health history, lab work, and determine eligibility before scheduling an EBOO session.

6. I have difficult or hard-to-access veins. Am I still a candidate for EBOO therapy?

Yes. Individuals with difficult veins may still be candidates. Vein access and suitability are evaluated by medical staff during consultation prior to treatment.

7. How long does an EBOO session take?

Once vein access is established, the active filtration portion of EBOO therapy lasts approximately one hour. Additional time is required for preparation, monitoring, and post-session observation.

8. How many EBOO sessions are typically recommended?

For individuals new to EBOO therapy, an initial series of three sessions is typically recommended. This allows the body to gradually adapt and helps establish a baseline experience before considering maintenance sessions.

9. What is the difference between EBOO and EBOO Safe?

EBOO Safe utilizes a larger, more sensitive filtration system designed for enhanced blood filtration. Package options and recommendations are discussed during consultation based on individual wellness goals.

10. Is EBOO therapy FDA-approved?

EBOO therapy is offered as a wellness service and is not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Individual experiences and outcomes may vary.

Medical Wellness Support Under Professional Oversight

At Detoxity MediSpa, EBOO (Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation) is offered as a medical wellness service designed to support circulation, oxygen utilization, and overall wellness under medical supervision.

EBOO therapy involves the controlled circulation of a portion of blood outside the body, where it is filtered, oxygenated, and reintroduced using specialized medical equipment in a monitored clinical setting.

This service is offered as part of a wellness-focused approach and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

What Is EBOO Therapy?

EBOO therapy is a medical wellness procedure that uses a closed-loop system to gently circulate blood through a filtration and oxygenation process before returning it to the body. The session is conducted under professional oversight and requires medical clearance prior to treatment.

Individuals explore EBOO therapy as part of wellness routines focused on detox support, recovery, and longevity.

How EBOO Is Used in Wellness Settings

In wellness and integrative settings, EBOO therapy is often incorporated by individuals who are focused on:

• Supporting circulation and oxygen delivery
• Enhancing overall vitality and recovery
• Complementing detox-support routines
• Incorporating advanced wellness technologies into long-term health goals

Many clients report feeling refreshed, rebalanced, or energized following a session. Individual experiences vary.

Oxygen, Ozone, and Wellness

Oxygen plays an essential role in cellular energy production and overall body function. In wellness environments, ozone has been explored for its oxidizing properties and is sometimes incorporated into advanced wellness therapies under controlled conditions.

At Detoxity MediSpa, ozone use is handled with strict safety protocols and professional oversight to support a controlled and comfortable environment.

Safety & Medical Oversight

Your safety is our priority. EBOO therapy at Detoxity MediSpa is conducted using established protocols and professional monitoring.

Our safety measures include:

• Medical screening and required clearance prior to treatment
• Continuous monitoring during sessions
• Ozone detection systems in treatment areas
• Proper ventilation and exhaust systems
• Protective measures to minimize ozone exposure
• Oversight by licensed medical professionals

These measures are in place to support a safe, professional, and wellness-focused experience.

EBOO Pricing & Packages

Session Recommendations

Some clients choose to complete multiple sessions within a short time frame as part of a wellness routine. Maintenance sessions may be explored on an individual basis.

Additional services, such as manual lymphatic drainage or IV hydration, may be discussed prior to sessions based on individual goals. Please check our  Bundled Package Deals for optimal results.

Medical Clearance Requirements

Medical clearance is required to receive EBOO therapy.

• Lab work is ordered prior to treatment
• Clearance is reviewed by a Nurse Practitioner
• Preparation and aftercare guidance are provided
• Lab work costs are not included in session pricing

Is EBOO Therapy Right for You?

EBOO therapy may be explored by individuals who are focused on wellness optimization, recovery support, and long-term health strategies.

A medical consultation is required to determine eligibility and appropriateness based on individual health history and goals.