How Reddy Natural Medicine Uses EBOO Therapy

At Reddy Natural Medicine, we’re dedicated to bringing safe, effective and natural therapies to our patients. Our EBOO and Ozone Therapy is carefully designed to address inflammation at its root, promoting long term health and relief from chronic symptoms. Here’s how we approach EBOO and Ozone therapy to ensure optimal results for our patients:

1. Personalized Supportive Plans: We understand that every patient’s health journey is unique, which is why we customize our ozone therapy protocols to fit your specific needs. Our naturopathic experts assess your overall health, inflammation levels, and treatment goals to develop a plan tailored to you.
2. Advanced Ozone Technology: We use cutting-edge equipment and techniques to safely administer ozone therapy, ensuring that the therapy is both effective and comfortable. By delivering pure, medical-grade ozone, we maximize the therapy’s anti-inflammatory potential.
3. Holistic Support and Follow-up: This healing journey is a process, and we’re here for you every step of the way. Our team combines methods, such as nutrition guidance and lifestyle adjustments, to amplify the benefits and support your body’s natural healing mechanisms.
4. Compassionate Care from Experienced Professionals: Our staff is highly trained in ozone therapy and is passionate about supporting your well-being. We prioritize a welcoming, calming environment so you can feel at ease during every session.

At Reddy Natural Medicine, our ozone therapy is about more than just symptom relief. We’re here to support your body’s healing process in a natural, sustainable way that promotes overall wellness and longevity.

What Is EBOO Therapy?

Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation & Ozonation (EBOO) Therapy is an innovative medical procedure aimed at enhancing oxygenation and improving overall health by pronating and oxygenating the blood outside the body. This therapy has gained significant attention for its potential benefits in various medical conditions. EBOO has become been known as the “intelligent” or “Cadillac” ozone therapy, as it hits the “sweet spot” with Major Auto-Hemotherapy (MAH).

How it Works

EBOO therapy consists of removing blood from the body and running it through a filter in a closed-circuit system. While the blood is in the filtering mechanism, a mixture of oxygen and ozone is delivered in a cross-current fashion, increasing the surface area of blood to oxygen and ozone exposure. A very low concentration of ozone is delivered directly to each blood pass while having the ability to treat a higher volume of blood (approx. 2 Liters), therefore the therapy is double the concentration of ozone one would receive with Standard and High Dose MAH.

After this process, the ozonated and oxygenated blood is directed through a quartz and silicone cuvette for Full Spectrum LED and Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation exposure. Ozone and Light have a synergistic relationship resulting in a a broader range of positive outcomes.

Following the light therapy, the oxygenated and ozonated blood is subsequently reintroduced into the patient’s bloodstream.

While not a new therapy, it also hasn’t been available to the masses until recently. It is still a specialized therapy and is available in multiple states and countries at an affordable cost.

Indications for EBOO Therapy

Ozone therapy aims to increase oxygen levels in the blood and boost the body’s immune response.

Indications for EBOO therapy are broad. These may include, and are not limited to:

EBOO therapy is also utilized in complementary cancer treatments. It has been shown to decrease side effects of chemotherapy and radiation, as well as facilitate their effectiveness. Ozone therapy, in general, is known as a supportive therapy in chronic conditions and many allopathic practitioners have began to incorporate it into their patient care plans.

Preparing for EBOO Therapy

Before undergoing EBOO Therapy at Reddy Natural Medicine, patients must have a comprehensive assessment performed by a licensed healthcare professional. This evaluation includes a medical history assessment, physical examination, and laboratory tests to ensure the patient’s safety and qualification for the procedure. Patients should also receive detailed instructions regarding pre-treatment preparations, which may include dietary adjustments and temporary cessation of certain medications.

The EBOO Procedure

The safety and comfort of our patients is of utmost importance to us. It is important to eat a high protein meal within two hours and be hydrated prior to the therapy. Patients are comfortably positioned in a reclining chair. An intravenous catheter is inserted into two a veins, through which blood is withdrawn from one vein and then returned to another vein using a specialized machine. The blood is then exposed to oxygen and EBOO therapy in a controlled environment before being reintroduced into the patient’s bloodstream. The entire process is carefully monitored by trained medical personnel to ensure safety and efficacy.

Step 5: During EBOO Therapy

During the EBOO Therapy session, patients may experience sensations such as warmth or tingling as the oxygenated and ozonated blood is reintroduced into their system. These sensations are generally mild and temporary. Patients are encouraged to relax & remain still throughout the procedure to optimize its effectiveness.

Step 6: Post-Treatment Care

Following the completion of the EBOO Therapy session, patients are monitored for a brief period to ensure stability. Most patients can go back to their activities right away after therapy. However, healthcare providers may recommend certain post-treatment precautions or lifestyle modifications to maximize the benefits of EBOO Therapy. Follow-up appointments may also be scheduled to assess the patient’s progress & adjust treatment plans as necessary.

Step 7: Potential Benefits and Risks

Understand the potential benefits & risks associated with EBOO Therapy. While many patients report improvements in symptoms and overall well-being following therapy, outcomes may vary depending on individual health factors and the specific condition being addressed. Like any medical procedure, Risks associated with EBOO therapy include uncommon allergic reactions and injection site infections. Low blood sugar during the procedure is the most common reaction that may occur during therapy; this is carefully monitored and treated if occurs. Before beginning therapy, you must have a detailed discussion about these issues with your healthcare professional.

Step 8: Integrating EBOO Therapy into Healthcare

Explore the role of EBOO Therapy at Reddy Natural Medicine as part of a comprehensive healthcare approach. This therapy can complement conventional medical treatments and may be integrated into holistic wellness plans designed to optimize health and vitality. Collaboration between patients, healthcare providers, and other wellness professionals is key to achieving the best outcomes with EBOO Therapy.

Step 9: Continuing Education and Research

Stay informed about the latest developments in EBOO Therapy through ongoing education and research. As medical knowledge evolves, new insights into the potential applications and effectiveness of this therapy may emerge. By remaining engaged and informed, patients and healthcare providers can make well-informed decisions regarding the integration of EBOO Therapy into clinical practice.

Step 10: Consultation and Further Information

For individuals interested in exploring EBOO Therapy further or considering it as part of their treatment plan, scheduling a consultation with a our qualified healthcare provider and team is recommended. During this consultation, patients can discuss their specific health concerns, learn more about the EBOO Therapy benefits, and determine whether it is a suitable option for their needs.

EBOO Therapy offers a promising approach to improving oxygenation and promoting wellness through the oxygenation and ozonation of blood. By understanding the process, indications, and potential outcomes of this therapy, patients can make informed decisions about incorporating it into their healthcare regimen with the guidance of qualified medical professionals.