EBOO Ozone Therapy

Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBOO) therapy — an advanced ozone treatment in which blood is drawn from the body, passed through an ozone-infused oxygenation process using a medical dialysis-type filtration system, and returned to the patient. Sessions run approximately 60–90 minutes for the procedure with a total visit of approximately 2 hours. Price not published; contact Next Health Lincoln Park at (312) 624-7513.

Next Health Lincoln Park offers Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBOO) — also called recirculatory hemoperfusion — as one of its most advanced wellness modalities. In an EBOO procedure, blood is drawn from the patient through an IV line and passed through an external circuit that includes a medical-grade filter (using dialysis-type technology) and a controlled ozone gas infusion point. As blood flows through the circuit, it is exposed to a precisely metered concentration of medical-grade ozone (O₃), which reacts with lipids and other compounds in the blood to form ozonides and reactive oxygen species. The ozone-treated blood is then re-oxygenated and returned to the patient through a second IV line. Because a larger volume of blood can be processed per session compared to minor autohemotherapy techniques (where only a small blood sample is drawn, mixed with ozone in a syringe, and reinjected), EBOO is associated with higher total exposure to ozonation effects per session. Proponents suggest EBOO may support mitochondrial function, immune system modulation, and oxidative stress adaptation. The procedure at Next Health Lincoln Park runs approximately 60–90 minutes, with total clinic time around 2 hours including pre-session IV line placement, monitoring, and post-procedure observation. EBOO is one of the more specialized treatments in the clinic's Chicago longevity menu and is offered by relatively few facilities in the Chicago metropolitan area. Pricing is available on consultation — contact the clinic at (312) 624-7513 or visit the Lincoln Park location at 2313 N Lincoln Ave.