Specialty Wellness Services

EBOO and ozone therapy, with individualized medical oversight.

EBOO, or Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation, is a specialized therapy in which blood circulates outside the body through a sterile, closed-loop system. During this process, blood passes through a filtration component designed to remove and retain certain materials, although the exact composition of these substances is not routinely identified. The blood then undergoes ozone exposure and, when included in the treatment protocol, ultraviolet (UV) light exposure before being returned to the body. We also offer high-dose ozone therapy (MAH with UBI) and ozone insufflation as separate treatment options.

Ozone and ultraviolet light, in a closed, supervised loop.

EBOO, or Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation, treats blood outside the body with medical-grade ozone and ultraviolet light, then returns it in a sterile, closed loop. We also offer high-dose ozone (MAH with UBI) and ozone insufflation, which are separate treatments.

We see ozone therapy as complementary wellness care, not a replacement for conventional medical care when you need it. Everything starts with a consultation to decide whether it fits you.

First appointment
Ozone Consultation
Length & format
45 minutes, in person or by phone or video
Described EBOO treatment time
25 to 60 minutes, increased gradually as tolerated

What we consider

Ozone therapy involves your blood, so we look carefully at your health before recommending anything.

Your health history. We review past and current conditions, medications, and anything that affects how your body handles a blood-based treatment. Some conditions, including G6PD deficiency, anemia, and blood clotting disorders, can rule out EBOO or high-dose ozone. This is part of a broader clinical screening, not a complete list.

Your concerns and wellness goals. People often ask about ozone therapy in connection with circulation and oxygenation, immune function, inflammation and oxidative stress, or energy and mental clarity. We talk through what you hope for and whether ozone therapy is a reasonable option to consider.

Which form of ozone therapy fits. EBOO, high-dose ozone, and ozone insufflation work differently. We explain the differences and help you decide whether any of them makes sense for you, and how ozone therapy can sit alongside, not in place of, conventional medical care.

Amber Sibley seated at her office desk.

From your consultation to your first session

New patients begin with a 45-minute Ozone Consultation for EBOO, high-dose ozone, or ozone insufflation, in person at our Reno clinic, by phone, or by telehealth.

  1. Ozone Consultation

    A 45-minute consultation for EBOO, high-dose ozone, or ozone insufflation, in person at our Reno clinic, by phone, or by telehealth.

  2. Health review

    We review your health history, current concerns, and wellness goals, and screen for factors that affect candidacy.

  3. Guidance and planning

    If ozone therapy is appropriate, we explain which option fits and what a treatment plan could look like.

  4. Treatment

    Our team confirms the treatment option, appointment length, and scheduling details with you.

Ozone options & treatment plans

Compare how each ozone option is delivered, and review our EBOO treatment packages.

EBOO: Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation

During EBOO, blood is drawn from one vein and passed through a machine outside the body, where it is exposed to medical-grade ozone and ultraviolet light (UBI). It is then returned through a second vein. The process runs as a controlled, sterile, closed loop with medical professional oversight.

This treatment requires (2) vein access points.

What sets EBOO apart is that it combines two processes, ozone and ultraviolet light, in one continuous circuit.

  • Treatment time starts around 25 minutes and may increase gradually, up to 60 minutes, as tolerated
  • Frequency is individualized; weekly sessions are one pattern we may discuss

EBOO is a (2) hour time slot. Treatment time is the time on the circuit, not the full length of your visit. We set the pace and frequency with you.

BOOK AN APPOINTMENT

Schedule an Ozone Consultation.

For EBOO, high-dose ozone, or ozone insufflation, choose an in-person, phone, or telehealth consultation. The portal currently lists this appointment as EBOO Consultation.

Medical oversight throughout your treatment.

We use controlled protocols and review your health history before treatment. Your clinical evaluation guides the approach, and your tolerance helps determine the pace of an EBOO session.

Appointments

EBOO is a (2) hour time slot. Our team can help you choose the right appointment when you call or text.

Ozone Consultation

A 45-minute appointment in person at our Reno clinic, by phone, or by telehealth. We review your health history, concerns, and wellness goals, provide guidance and planning, and determine whether you are a candidate for EBOO, high-dose ozone, or ozone insufflation.

High-dose ozone (MAH with UBI)

90 minutes, in person.

Related IV infusions

We may discuss separate IV services as part of an individualized plan: a Myer's Cocktail before ozone, a Glutathione Push, or a prescription methylene blue infusion after treatment. These are separate clinical choices, not automatically included in an ozone appointment.

Read about IV therapies and injections

EBOO & Ozone Therapy

Questions before you schedule?

Call or text our team to ask about consultations, current ozone options, and availability, or send an information request below. Please keep medical details for your visit.

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