What to Expect During an EBOO 2 Therapy Session: Step-by-Step Guide

What Happens During an EBOO Therapy Session?

Let’s break down the typical EBOO therapy procedure step-by-step:

Step 1: Medical Assessment and Preparation

Before your first EBOO therapy session, a medical professional will:

• Review your medical history
• Assess your current health conditions
• Take vital signs (BP, oxygen levels, etc.)
• Place an IV cannula in both arms (one for blood withdrawal, one for return)

You’ll be comfortably seated in a reclining chair during the process.

Step 2: Blood Withdrawal Begins

Using a sterile, closed-circuit system:

• Blood is gently withdrawn from one vein (usually from the arm)
• It enters a specialized extracorporeal device that keeps it flowing smoothly

The EBOO therapy system ensures there’s no air exposure and maintains a steady flow rate, typically around 80-120 ml per minute.

Step 3: Ozonation and Oxygenation of Blood

Here’s the heart of the therapy:

• As the blood passes through the machine, it is exposed to a controlled mixture of medical ozone (O₃) and oxygen (O₂).
• This ozonation process creates powerful biological effects:
  • Destroys bacteria, viruses, and toxins
  • Boosts antioxidant enzymes
  • Improves red blood cell flexibility
  • Enhances oxygen delivery to tissues

This step transforms your blood into a more oxygen-rich, immune-stimulating, and detoxified version of itself.