EBOO Therapy for Cancer, Lyme Disease, & Other Chronic Disease

EBOO Frequently Asked Questions

What is EBOO ozone therapy?

EBOO ozone therapy is a medical treatment that involves the use of medical-grade oxygen and ozone gas to enhance blood oxygenation and blood cleansing.

How Does EBOO Work?

EBOO works by removing impurities from the bloodstream, including toxins and pollutants. Blood is withdrawn from the patient’s body and then ozonated using medical-grade oxygen and ozone gas. The ozonated blood is then returned to the patient’s body.

Who Can Not Do EBOO?

EBOO therapy is not recommended for patients who are pregnant, have a bleeding disorder, or have an active infection.

How Can You Prepare for EBOO Treatment?

Prior to EBOO ozone treatment, it is crucial that you eat a healthy meal with protein and nutritious fats, as ozone and UBI are known to affect blood sugar. Also, you will feel eminently better if you are well hydrated before your treatment – this also allows your veins to be more accessible, helping to ensure a successful treatment.

What are the benefits of EBOO?

The benefits of EBOO therapy include improved circulation, enhanced immune system function, reduced inflammation, and decreased oxidative stress.

Is EBOO an effective cancer treatment?

While EBOO therapy is not a cure for cancer, it has been found to be an effective complementary therapy in the treatment of cancer to help detox the body restore it's natural ability to fight the disease, and create an environment that is oxygenated, which has been show to kill cancer.

IS EBOO the Same As Dialysis?

Extracorporeal means blood is “outside the body”; however, this is a closed system that preserves sterility and allows for a larger volume of blood (approx. 2 Liters) to be treated at once vs. some of the other types of ozone IV therapy.

Many call this an ozone or O3 dialysis treatment because it visually resembles the hemodialysis process and uses a true dialysis filter. However, the filter device is used very differently for EBOO vs. hemodialysis. Also, the solution designed to help “clean” the blood in dialysis (in a person with non-functioning kidneys) is not used in the EBOO procedure. Therefore, it is not a true dialysis procedure at all.

Is EBOO Ozone Therapy safe?

EBOO therapy is generally safe when performed by a qualified medical professional. However, as with any medical treatment, there are potential risks and side effects.

Is EBOO part of the integrative oncology program?

EBOO therapy is offered at Brio-Medical as part of the integrative oncology program to treat all stages and types of cancer.

Does EBOO Cause A Herxheimer Reaction in Patients?

The EBOO Full Spectrum adds yet another advantage; it offers UBI therapy with it. Combined, practitioners see fewer Herxheimer responses generally associated with many other high-dose ozone therapies and increased benefits beyond ozone alone.

There is a proven synergy between ozone and UBI, which the EBOO Full Spectrum takes full advantage of, thus bringing you the most comprehensive EBOO treatment available.

What happens during an EBOO treatment?

EBOO has long been known as an intelligent ozone therapy that removes blood from the body and runs it through a filter in a closed-circuit system. Via the filtering mechanism, oxygen and ozone are pumped cross-currently. Then, the treated blood is returned to the body.

EBOO hits the “sweet spot” with MAH, done at a low concentration but high dose. While not a new therapy, it hasn’t been available to the masses until recently. It is still a specialized therapy available in the Integrative Oncology Program at Brio-Medical.

During an EBOO treatment, a small amount of blood is drawn from the patient and infused with ozone in a specialized machine. The ozonated blood is then returned to the patient's body.

The entire process takes about an hour to complete. After an EBOO treatment, patients may experience increased energy levels, improved mental clarity, and reduced pain and inflammation.

How do extracorporeal Blood Ozonation and Oxygenation Work?

EBOO works by infusing the patient's blood with ozone, stimulating the immune system, and increasing the body's oxygen supply. The blood's Ozonation can also help detoxify the body and reduce inflammation.

Ozone therapy has been found to release factors from human endothelial cells that can positively impact overall health. These factors include antioxidants, growth factors, and immune system modulators.

What is Filtered From the Blood During an EBOO Treatment?

EBOO therapy has been found to remove a range of toxins and impurities from the bloodstream such as mycotoxins, industrial toxins, and other environmental considerations.

These include metabolic waste, heavy metals, chemicals, and other pollutants. The ozone in the therapy acts as a disinfectant and helps to kill bacteria and viruses, which can cause infection or disease.

EBOO therapy can also stimulate the body’s antioxidant defenses, which helps to reduce inflammation and oxidative stress. The immune system is also enhanced, as white blood cells can better fight off infections and diseases.

How Do Cancer Patients Feel After EBOO Treatment?

Post the EBOO Full Spectrum therapy; you are not restricted in your normal activity. There are a variety of acute responses noted. Some feel an immediate sense of well-being, mental clarity, less pain, more energy, and improved symptoms.

In contrast, others may feel lethargic, achy, fatigued, or relaxed. A third group of patients also feel nothing in direct response to the EBOO therapy initially or with only one treatment. All of these are “normal,” and you may feel all of these responses at different times throughout your treatment plan or as you receive multiple treatments.

The goal with ozone and UBI therapy is always the collective benefit; over time, the modalities support regular and necessary cellular functions that rebuild systems, tissues, and organs for an overall anti-aging or health approach. You are never too sick, too well, too young, or too old to benefit from ozone and UBI.

If you do experience fatigue, achiness, and “down” feelings post EBOO, there are some things you can do.

• Make sure to stay up to date on your healthy eating and rest. If you feel more inclined to rest, please try to do so, as rest is where we are in our most reparative state.
• Stay in motion—Once you feel rested, make sure to move, even if it is just a little. This will help circulation and lymphatic movement.

• Typical detox options include drinking water, sauna, red light therapy, colonics, ginger baths, enemas, and lymphatic massage. At Brio-Medical, all of the recommended therapies are included as part of the integrative oncology program.