What EBOO Treatment Involves
Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBOO) is a blood-based therapy delivered outside the body that combines enhanced oxygenation with controlled ozonation of the blood to support oxygen delivery and detoxification. At our center we explain the process in plain terms, set expectations up front, and schedule each session as a 240-minute appointment so you can plan accordingly.
The session is delivered as part of a personalized plan that addresses your health concerns and goals. Pricing for a single full session is $1500. During intake we discuss your history, current medications, and any concerns that shape how the treatment is planned and monitored at every step.
What Patients Can Expect
Before treatment you will have a consultation to review medical history and goals, followed by monitoring during the procedure and a brief observation period afterward. Because the full appointment is 240 minutes, patients should plan for the complete time window and may wish to schedule around commuting or other commitments.
Comfort and safety are prioritized in our Columbia Gateway/Town Center location. We offer evening and weekend availability to fit commuters and families. Staff will explain what you may feel during and after a session, and will recommend follow-up or complementary steps tailored to your situation without promising specific outcomes.
Who May Consider EBOO
Based on the service description, EBOO is aimed at people concerned about persistent fatigue and those worried about environmental toxin exposure who are seeking supportive therapies. Suitability is determined through an individualized medical assessment to evaluate risks, concurrent conditions, and medication interactions before proceeding with treatment.
Local clients—commuters, busy professionals, and families in Columbia and surrounding areas—often appreciate the center’s scheduling flexibility. Deciding whether EBOO is appropriate involves discussing your symptoms, recent lab work if available, and how this therapy fits into a broader wellness plan with your practitioner.
