Integrative Medicine Therapeutics
Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation
This is a highly specialized form of ozone therapy that involves the filtration and oxygenation of a patient’s blood outside the body, commonly used for chronic infections (e.g. Lyme disease), autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular issues, chronic fatigue syndrome, and heavy metal detoxification.
By infusing the blood with ozone and oxygen before returning it to the body, EBoo helps enhance immune function, reduce inflammation, and improve how your cells use oxygen, supporting your body’s natural ability to heal.
STEP 1: Blood Filtration
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Blood is drawn from the patient and passed through a medical device that filters impurities.
STEP 2: Oxygenation and Ozonation
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The blood is mixed with medical-grade ozone (a highly reactive form of oxygen) and oxygen, which improves the oxygen-carrying capacity of red blood cells. The cleansed, oxygenated, and ozonated blood is then reinfused back into the patient.
How does it work?
- Blood is drawn from the patient and passed through a medical device that filters impurities.
- The blood is mixed with medical-grade ozone (a highly reactive form of oxygen) and oxygen, which improves the oxygen-carrying capacity of red blood cells.
- The cleansed, oxygenated, and ozonated blood is then reinfused back into the patient.
How do I prepare for an EBOO treatment session?
- Consultation:
- This may be with us, or with a referring physician who has deemed its best for you to undergo the treatment after a thorough evaluation.
- Hydration:
- Drink Plenty of Water: Proper hydration helps improve blood flow and makes the blood draw easier.
- Avoid Dehydration: Dehydration can make the process more challenging and less effective.
- Diet:
- Eat a Light Meal: Have a light, balanced meal a few hours before the procedure to stabilize blood sugar levels.
- Avoid Heavy or Fatty Foods: These can make you feel sluggish and may affect blood quality.
- Medications and Supplements:
- Inform Your Practitioner: Disclose all medications and supplements you’re taking, as some may need to be adjusted before the procedure.
- Avoid Blood Thinners: If you’re on blood thinners, consult your practitioner about temporarily stopping them (if safe).
- Clothing:
- Wear Comfortable Clothing: Choose loose-fitting clothes that allow easy access to your arms for the blood draw and return.
- Rest and Relaxation:
- Get Adequate Sleep: Ensure you’re well-rested before the procedure.
- Avoid Stress: Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation to stay calm.
Things to consider before EBOO
- Safety and Contraindications:
EBOO may not be suitable for individuals with certain conditions, including severe anemia, blood clotting disorders, recent heart attack or stroke, or pregnancy. Some individuals may also be sensitive to ozone — discuss any concerns with your practitioner before proceeding.
- Potential Side Effects: There can be Mild Reactions: Some people may experience temporary side effects, such as:
- Fatigue
- Lightheadedness
- Bruising at the injection site
- Rare Complications: In rare cases, improper administration can lead to infection or blood clots.
- Number of Sessions:
- Individualized Plan: The number of sessions needed depends on your health goals and condition. Some people benefit from a single session, while others may require multiple treatments.
- Post-Treatment Care:
- Hydration: Continue drinking plenty of water to support detoxification.
- Rest: Allow your body time to recover and integrate the benefits of the treatment.
- Healthy Diet: Eat nutrient-dense foods to support healing and detoxification.
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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
MORE OXYGEN
PRESSURIZED
Repair Tissues
IMPROVE
YOUR
Brain Function
THE RESULT
RENEWED
Less Inflammation
CHAMBER
PRESSURE
1.5-3.0 ATA
DO THIS
WEEKLY
Longevity Protocol
STEP 1: Pressurized Environment
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- The patient enters a sealed chamber where the atmospheric pressure is increased to 1.5 to 3 times the normal air pressure.
- This higher pressure allows the lungs to take in significantly more oxygen than is possible at normal pressure levels.
STEP 2: Increased Oxygen Delivery
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- The oxygen is dissolved into all the body’s fluids (including blood plasma, lymph, and cerebrospinal fluid), allowing it to reach areas with poor blood flow.
- This enhanced oxygen supply supports cell function and repair, even in tissues that are damaged or inflamed.
What are the benefits of HBOT and what is it used for?
HBOT delivers a wide range of therapeutic benefits by flooding the body with high levels of oxygen under pressure, including:
- Wound Healing — Stimulates the growth of new blood vessels and speeds up the healing of chronic wounds such as diabetic foot ulcers.
- Infection Control — Kills anaerobic bacteria like those found in gangrene by creating an oxygen-rich environment.
- Reduced Inflammation — Helps manage inflammatory conditions and swelling.
- Tissue Regeneration — Enhances the body’s ability to repair and regenerate skin, muscle, and bone.
- Improved Brain Function — May support recovery from neurological conditions such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, and cognitive decline.
It is commonly used for:
- Post-surgical wound healing
- Decompression sickness (common in divers)
- Carbon monoxide poisoning
- Non-healing diabetic wounds
- Radiation-induced tissue damage
- Burns and skin grafts
- Traumatic brain injuries and neurological disorders
- Chronic fatigue syndrome or fibromyalgia as part of a broader wellness program
How do I prepare?
- Consultation:
- This may be with us, or with a referring physician who has deemed its best for you to undergo the treatment after a thorough evaluation.
- Hydration:
- Drink Plenty of Water: Proper hydration helps improve blood flow and oxygen delivery.
- Avoid Dehydration: Dehydration can make the process less effective and more uncomfortable.
- Diet:
- Eat a Light Meal: Have a light, balanced meal a few hours before the session to stabilize blood sugar levels.
- Avoid Heavy or Fatty Foods: These can make you feel sluggish and may affect your comfort during the session.
- Medications and Supplements:
- Inform Your Practitioner: Disclose all medications and supplements you’re taking, as some may need to be adjusted before HBOT.
- Avoid Alcohol and Caffeine: These can affect your body’s response to the treatment.
- Clothing:
- Wear Comfortable Clothing: Choose loose-fitting, 100% cotton clothing to avoid static electricity and ensure comfort.
- Remove Metal Objects: Avoid wearing jewelry, watches, or other metal items, as they can interfere with the chamber.
- Personal Items:
- Bring Entertainment: Sessions can last 60-90 minutes, so bring a book, music, or other non-electronic entertainment.
- Avoid Flammable Items: Do not bring lighters, matches, or electronic devices into the chamber.
- Rest and Relaxation:
- Get Adequate Sleep: Ensure you’re well-rested before the session.
- Avoid Stress: Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation to stay calm.
What to expect during HBOT session?
1. Entering the Chamber:
- You will enter a hyperbaric chamber, which can be a monoplace (for one person) or multiplace (for multiple people) chamber.
- The chamber will be pressurized gradually, which may cause a feeling of fullness in your ears (similar to flying in an airplane).
- Breathing Pure Oxygen:
- You will breathe 100% oxygen through a mask or hood.
- The session typically lasts 60-90 minutes.
- Exiting the Chamber:
- The pressure will be gradually decreased, and you will exit the chamber.
- You may feel lightheaded or tired after the session, but this is usually temporary.
Infrared Sauna
INFRARED
LIGHT
Electromagnetic Radiation
INFRARED
LIGHT
Detox
& Circulation
How to prepare?
- Hydrate Well
- Drink plenty of water before, during, and after your session to prevent dehydration.
- Consider electrolyte-rich fluids if you’re sweating a lot.
- Choose Light Clothing or Go Nude
- Wear a lightweight, breathable swimsuit or go in a towel for better heat absorption.
- Avoid heavy or synthetic clothing that may trap heat.
- Avoid Heavy Meals & Alcohol Beforehand
- Eat light before your session to avoid discomfort.
- Avoid alcohol or caffeine, as they can dehydrate you and strain your circulation.
- Shower or Wipe Down
- A quick shower beforehand removes oils, lotions, and sweat, allowing better infrared penetration.
- Post-Sauna Care
- Cool down slowly and avoid sudden temperature changes.
- Rehydrate and replenish minerals lost through sweat.
Who should avoid or use Infrared Sauna with caution?
- Pregnancy – Heat exposure may affect fetal development.
- Severe Dehydration – If you are already dehydrated, sauna use can worsen symptoms.
- Recent Alcohol Consumption – Increases dehydration and risk of heat exhaustion.
- Fever or Illness – Can further elevate body temperature and worsen symptoms.
- Medical Implants or Devices – Pacemakers, metal implants, and some medications may be affected by heat.
- Heat Sensitivity Conditions – Multiple sclerosis (MS) or other conditions that worsen with heat exposure.
- Open Wounds or Skin Conditions – Infrared heat can irritate wounds or exacerbate certain skin conditions.