Glad it was helpful!

Love EBO2 Had it 3 times . On 3rd I became ice cold - still am after 6 weeks My thyroid is fine . Is it the toxins???

​@@jesscouch8397you should get a blood test to see whats causing it and hope its nothing serious

It would depend on the patient but some people have very serious autoimmune, chronic infection conditions, etc. With an EBO2 protocol 3 consecutive pones, about a week apart is recommend. Those using it for performance improvement or anti/aging usually every month.

Theoretically it could. Extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation (EBOO) may be effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria due to several key mechanisms. EBOO offers complementary benefits that can help combat infections, including those caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Here’s how EBOO can be effective: Ozone’s Antimicrobial Properties: Ozone has strong antimicrobial properties and can directly kill bacteria, including antibiotic-resistant strains. Ozone works by oxidizing the cell walls of bacteria, leading to their destruction. Immune System Boost: EBOO can enhance the body’s immune response. By stimulating the immune system, it can help the body fight off infections more effectively. This is particularly beneficial when dealing with resistant bacteria that are not easily targeted by antibiotics. Improved Oxygenation: EBOO improves oxygen delivery to tissues, which can enhance cellular metabolism and the overall health of the immune system. Better oxygenation can help the body’s natural defenses work more efficiently. Detoxification: EBOO helps in removing toxins and byproducts of bacterial metabolism from the blood. This detoxification process can support the body’s efforts to overcome infections. Reduction of Inflammation: Chronic infections often cause persistent inflammation. EBOO’s anti-inflammatory effects can help reduce this inflammation, improving the body’s ability to heal and recover from infections. Enhanced Circulation: By improving blood flow, EBOO ensures that immune cells and antimicrobial agents are delivered more effectively to sites of infection. Disinfection: UV light has strong germicidal properties, which means it can kill or inactivate various pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. By exposing the blood to UV light, the procedure helps to reduce the microbial load, thus decreasing the risk or worsening of infections. While these mechanisms make EBOO a promising adjunctive therapy for managing infections, including those caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria, it is important to note that EBOO should be used in conjunction with other medical treatments and under the supervision of a healthcare professional. Further research and clinical studies are needed to fully establish its efficacy and optimal usage protocols in combating antibiotic-resistant infections.

It could be a potential use for sinus related conditions.

Ozone therapy involves introducing ozone (a molecule composed of three oxygen atoms) into the body for potential therapeutic benefits. The biomechanism of ozone therapy includes several effects: Oxygenation: Ozone therapy aims to increase the delivery of oxygen to body tissues. Ozone can break down and release oxygen, potentially enhancing cellular oxygenation. Modulation of Immune System: Ozone may stimulate the immune system by promoting the release of cytokines and other immune-modulating substances. This can enhance the body's ability to fight infections and support overall immune function. Anti-inflammatory Effects: Ozone has been suggested to have anti-inflammatory properties. It may help regulate the inflammatory response, reducing inflammation in the body. Antioxidant Action: Ozone acts as an antioxidant by scavenging free radicals. Free radicals are unstable molecules that can damage cells. Ozone's antioxidant properties may contribute to cellular protection. Activation of Cellular Processes: Ozone can activate various cellular processes, including the production of enzymes and signaling molecules. This activation may play a role in the therapeutic effects of ozone. Stimulation of Blood Circulation: Ozone therapy may enhance blood circulation by improving the flexibility of red blood cells and vasodilation. Improved blood flow can facilitate the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to tissues. Induction of Hormetic Response: Ozone therapy may induce a hormetic response, a beneficial adaptive response to low levels of stress. This response can activate cellular repair and defense mechanisms. Detoxification: Ozone may assist in detoxification processes by promoting the breakdown and elimination of toxins from the body.

Plasmapheresis specifically targets antibody removal, which makes it an ideal option for autoimmune conditions. While both EBO2 and plasmapheresis involve extracorporeal manipulation of blood components, they have distinct purposes and mechanisms. EBO2 is associated with ozone therapy and UV filtration for various potential health benefits, while plasmapheresis is a medical procedure aimed at addressing specific conditions by targeting the plasma component of the blood. EBO2 does require the use of heparin.

thank you for explaining this in detail, I would surmise that it might take multiple sessions for a patient to sense/feel the beneficial effects. What blood assay tests might reflect changes that could be attributed to the O3 sessions effects ? A reduction in eosinophils ? increase neutrophils levels ? reduction CRP levels ? various inflammation markers decreased ? What would help reduce the SHBG levels ? I had one O3 treatment and didn't sense/feel any effects immediately or after subsequent days, this is why I think multiple sessions might be needed. @@InnateHealthcareInstitute

Would plasmapheresis be applicable in myasthenia gravis as a treatment ? Does your clinic perform intrathecal application of uMSCs for neural pathway repair and inflammation reduction ?@@InnateHealthcareInstitute