Blood Purification Protocol

No, these are interchangeable terms that mean the same thing.

Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBO2) is a game-changing protocol that can be used to fight chronic inflammation in the body and a host of diseases, including autoimmune and cardiovascular diseases. The EBO2 protocol effectively filters the blood to remove heavy metals, fats, cholesterols, and inflammatory proteins.

The purpose of using Blood Purification Protocol is to reduce inflammation and increase oxygen utilization. Doing so will help slow down the aging process.

EBO2 can have a major effect on ATP and NAD+ production, and ultimately on the health and function of your mitochondria.

An EBO2 protocol is a roughly 45-90-minute procedure that’s minimally invasive and painless.

Traditional ozone therapy or ten pass ozone therapy treats only a small portion of a patient’s blood with ozone alone, while EBO2 treats the majority (5-7 liters) of a patient’s blood through filtration, ozonation, oxygenation, and photobiomodulation.

In HBOT, patients are enclosed within a chamber that allows the body to absorb higher levels of oxygen than what is possible at our normal atmospheric pressure. This allows for the health benefits of increased oxygen availability to our body’s tissues. With our EBO2 protocol, oxygen is infused directly into the bloodstream along with the added benefits of filtration, ozonation and photomodulation. While there can be similar anti-inflammatory effects with both protocols, we believe the EBO2 protocol to be a much more effective solution for the majority of our patients due to its’ combination of oxygenation, ozonation, filtration, and photomodulation. For specific patient cases, HBOT can be a wonderful addition to EBO2 as part of the patient’s care. We recommend having a consultation with one of our trusted physicians to learn more about what’s right for you along with a custom-tailored recommended protocol.