EBOO ozone therapy — short for extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation — is one of the most comprehensive forms of ozone therapy available. During an EBOO session, blood is gently circulated out of the body through a sterile, dialysis-style filter, exposed to medical-grade oxygen and ozone, filtered, and then returned to you — allowing a large volume of blood to be treated in a single visit rather than a small amount at a time.

At Care Family Medical & Chiropractic, we offer EBOO ozone therapy to patients in Tulsa, OK, and the surrounding area who are looking for a deeper, whole-body approach to detoxification, circulation, and recovery. Because EBOO works with the entire circulating blood supply over the course of a session, many people consider it one of the most thorough ozone-based options for complex, chronic concerns.

How EBOO Ozone Therapy Works

EBOO combines two processes at once: oxygenation and ozonation of the blood, along with filtration. A small IV line allows blood to flow gently through a sterile, ozone-resistant filter while you relax in a comfortable chair. As the blood passes through the system, it is exposed to medical oxygen and ozone and passed across a fine filter designed to capture impurities, before the freshly oxygenated blood is returned to your body. The result is improved oxygen delivery at the cellular level combined with a supported, natural detoxification process.

How EBOO Differs From Standard Ozone IV Therapy

Traditional ozone treatments, such as major autohemotherapy, treat a relatively small amount of blood at one time. EBOO is different because it works with blood in continuous circulation throughout the session, so a much larger volume is treated in a single sitting. Sessions typically last between one and two hours, compared with the shorter time needed for a standard ozone IV, and they add a filtration step that standard treatments do not include. For patients dealing with layered or long-standing issues, that added depth is often the appeal.

Reasons People Consider EBOO

EBOO ozone therapy is often explored by people managing chronic or complex health concerns, including chronic fatigue, ongoing inflammation, autoimmune-related symptoms, concerns about mold or heavy-metal exposure, and stubborn recovery challenges. Patients frequently describe goals like greater energy, clearer thinking, reduced fatigue, better circulation, and deeper detoxification. Many pair EBOO with exosome therapy, IV nutrient support, or other regenerative services as part of a broader wellness plan. EBOO is a supportive, complementary therapy rather than a cure for any specific disease.

What to Expect During a Session

An EBOO session is designed to be calm and comfortable. You will relax in a recliner while the treatment runs, and most people find the only real sensation is the placement of the IV line. Sessions generally last one to two hours. Afterward, some people notice mild, temporary fatigue or minor detox-type symptoms as the body adjusts, and most feel refreshed within a day or two. Because everyone’s needs are different, we will design a schedule and protocol that fit your specific goals and health history.

Why Choose EBOO at Care Family Medical & Chiropractic

Every EBOO treatment at our office is performed under medical supervision using sterile, single-use components and ozone-resistant equipment, following established safety protocols. Dr. Curtis Smith and our team have cared for the Tulsa community for more than 30 years with a whole-person philosophy, and we build each plan around your individual history and goals rather than a one-size-fits-all template. We will always give you a clear, honest picture of what EBOO can and cannot do.

Schedule your consultation today and discover how EBOO ozone therapy can help you reset, recover, and feel like yourself again. Book your free consultation with our team now.

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions About EBOO Ozone Therapy

What does EBOO stand for?

EBOO stands for extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation. “Extracorporeal” means the blood is treated outside the body: it is circulated through a sterile filter system, exposed to medical oxygen and ozone, filtered, and then returned to you.

How is EBOO different from regular ozone therapy?

Standard ozone treatments such as major autohemotherapy treat a small amount of blood at a time. EBOO treats blood in continuous circulation and adds a filtration step, so a much larger volume of blood is oxygenated and ozonated in a single session. This makes it one of the more comprehensive ozone-based options, especially for chronic or complex concerns.

Is EBOO painful?

Most people report little to no discomfort beyond the initial placement of the IV line. During the session itself you simply relax in a comfortable chair while the treatment runs.

How many sessions will I need?

It varies by person and goal. Many patients begin with a short series of sessions and then move to a maintenance schedule. During your consultation we will recommend a plan tailored to your health history and what you are trying to achieve.

Can EBOO be combined with other treatments?

Yes. EBOO is often combined with other supportive therapies such as IV nutrient therapy, exosome therapy, and other regenerative services. We will coordinate any combined plan around your individual needs.

Is EBOO ozone therapy FDA approved?

EBOO ozone therapy is considered a complementary and alternative treatment and is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a treatment for any specific medical condition. It should be used as part of an informed, individualized plan discussed with a qualified healthcare provider.

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