EBOO Therapy

What Is EBOO Therapy?

EBOO stands for Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation. “Extracorporeal” simply means “outside the body.” During a session, a portion of your blood is drawn, passed through a specialized filter, and exposed to a precisely controlled mixture of medical-grade oxygen and ozone. The blood is then returned to your body through a separate line.

Everything happens in a sterile, closed circuit, so your blood never contacts open air. A typical session takes about 1 to 3 hours, depending on the volume of blood processed and the plan your provider recommends.

How an EBOO Session Works

1. IV access. A clinician places two small IV lines, usually one in each arm.
2. Drawing and filtering. Blood flows out through one line into a sterile, single-use circuit and passes through a specialized filter. A small amount of anticoagulant is typically used in the circuit to keep blood flowing smoothly.
3. Oxygenation and ozonation. Inside the circuit, your blood is exposed to a controlled blend of medical-grade oxygen and ozone.
4. Return. The processed blood flows back into your body through the second line. This cycle continues for the length of your session while our team monitors you.

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Who May Benefit From EBOO?

EBOO is designed for adults who want a proactive approach to how they feel day to day. Depending on your health history and goals, EBOO may support:

• Overall energy and vitality when you feel run down
• Healthy circulation and oxygen delivery
• Recovery for active adults and athletes, as part of a broader performance plan
• A sense of mental clarity and focus
• Your existing wellness plan, alongside hormone optimization, peptide therapy, or vitamin injections

Some patients report feeling more energized or refreshed in the days after a session, while others notice little change. Everyone responds differently, which is why every EBOO plan at Newport MD starts with a consultation.

A Personalized Approach

At Newport MD, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all wellness. Before recommending EBOO, we take time to understand your symptoms, lifestyle, medical history, and goals. Where it makes sense, EBOO can be one part of a larger plan that may include blood testing, hormone optimization, peptide therapy, or vitamin injections.

What to Expect

Before Your Session

• Consultation first. You’ll meet with a Newport MD provider to review your health history, medications, and goals.
• Lab work. Your provider may order blood work before your first session, which may include G6PD screening and a blood count.
• Hydrate. Drink plenty of water the day before and the morning of your session.
• Eat a meal. Have a light, balanced meal one to two hours beforehand.
• Dress comfortably. Wear loose sleeves that roll up easily above the elbow.
• Ask about medications and supplements. Your provider may give you specific guidance. Never stop a prescribed medication without talking to your provider first.

During Your Session

• You’ll relax in a comfortable chair while the session runs, typically about 1 to 3 hours.
• Most people feel only a brief pinch when the IV lines are placed.
• Our team monitors you and your vital signs throughout.
• Many patients read, listen to music, catch up on email, or simply rest.
• Let us know right away if you feel lightheaded, cold, or uncomfortable.

After Your Session

• Most patients return to normal daily activities the same day.
• Some people feel energized; others feel tired and prefer an easy evening. Both are common.
• Keep drinking water and eat a nourishing meal.
• Minor bruising or tenderness at the IV sites is possible and usually fades within a few days.
• Your provider will follow up to discuss how you felt and whether additional sessions make sense.
• Contact us or seek medical care if you notice anything unusual or concerning.

Is EBOO Right for You?

EBOO isn’t right for everyone. A consultation with a Newport MD provider is required before your first session. Your provider will review your medical history, current medications, and lab results, and will decide whether EBOO is appropriate for you.

Certain conditions may make EBOO inappropriate, including:

• G6PD deficiency
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Certain bleeding or clotting disorders, or use of some blood-thinning medications
• Uncontrolled hyperthyroidism
• A recent heart attack or stroke
• Severe anemia or very low blood counts
• Known allergy or sensitivity to medications used during the session, such as anticoagulants

This list is not complete. Be sure to tell your provider about all health conditions, medications, and supplements. As with any procedure that involves IV access and handling blood outside the body, EBOO carries risks, which may include bruising, lightheadedness, fatigue, vein irritation, or, rarely, infection at an IV site. Your provider will review the potential risks with you so you can make an informed decision.

EBOO Pricing

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Contact us for current pricing. Session pricing and any package options are reviewed during your consultation. Call (949) 506-1606 or book online.

EBOO Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to See If EBOO Is Right for You?

The best way to know is to start with a consultation. We’ll review your goals and health history, answer your questions, and help you decide whether EBOO fits your plan.

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Prefer to talk first? Call us at (949) 506-1606.
Newport MD, 4501 Birch St., Unit C, Newport Beach, CA

Medical disclaimer: The information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. EBOO therapy is not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA. Individual results vary. EBOO is not appropriate for everyone. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new therapy.