EB02 Therapy

"EBO2 stands for extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation. Ozone is very important for our environment. It can protect us from many bad things such as radiation and a host of other potential problems. Scientists have been intrigued by Ozone for decades as for its possibilities for medicinal purposes. Much of the original research was done in Germany and Russia.

The ''EBO2'' is a modern high-volume blood gas exchange unit for the treatment of 5-7 liters of blood with medical ozone, UV light and Red Light. The unit allows extracorporeal blood oxygenation, ozone exposure, blood filtration, UV light and Red light. The process filters blood in a unique way by using the integrated diffusing membranes within the filter fibers to trap lipids and proteins which are in excess in the venous blood supply. The EBO2 unit is considered the world's most advanced medical ozone therapy. Perhaps another way of looking at the process is to describe it as dialysis with ozonation, UV and Red Light. The EBO2 machine re-circulates a patient’s blood (5-7 liters) over a period of 60 minutes. The EBO2 treatment with medical ozone removes extra inactive proteins which lead to autoimmune related disorders, separate fats, cholesterol, heavy metal toxins, and diseased dead cells and then traps and removes impurities and fats in special patented filtration system."

https://ohzoneclinics.com/ebo2.html

Has anyone tried this therapy? It's supposed to be the most advanced type of Ozone. My previous doctor does major autohematherapy (MAH) (one-pass) and recommended this. A clinic opened up nearby where I live that does this and 10-pass. I haven't even tried MAH yet. I would try that first to see how I would react.

The therapy is costly. The clinic here wants 2500$ every session. The one in Dallas does it for 1700$ or 3000$ if you buy a two pack. Makes me think the clinic here is ripping people off. Dallas is like a 10 hour drive from me. Additionally, it makes me nervous trusting people I don't know to basically extract all my blood, put it through a machine, and input it back to my body. Whoa lol. I don't even know these people.

Canary63 said...
Yes! My husband has done two sessions of it. There's a place in Southern California that is $1100, which is more accessible but still achingly expensive.
The procedure is incredible to watch. The blood being extracted is thick and dark. Then, as it's run through the ozone and UV it's returned to the body bright red.
Typically, people do rounds of 3 at a time, alternating UV and without UV.

Unfortunately, my husband has yet to feel anything positive; just a lot more fatigue. But that's his usual response to treatment that have positive effects for other people.

Wow! 1100? Now I am more concerned about the clinic in the Nashville, TN area being a rip-off. Do you mind sharing the name of the place your husband went?

What exactly does three rounds at a time mean? Once a week for three weeks?

Canary63 said...
Yes, should I email you the name? I don't know what's totally allowed on here.
It was the cheapest place I've found and the doctor and nurse practitioner who run it have really tried to keep the costs low. They know most of their patients are chronic disease and funds are always tight.
I was quote $7000 a session at another place in California. Horrifying.

He did this schedule suggested by the administering doctor:
1 round with UV
2 weeks later: 1 round without UV
4 weeks later: 1 round with UV

It's really up to each person, though. Some patients do it weekly, some monthly, some every 2 months, etc.

Got it! Thanks for all that info. Sorry that this procedure wasn't more helpful to your husband.

I sent you an email from my personal e-mail.

Thanks!