EBOO Therapy on Long Island
EBOO circulates your blood through a closed external system where it is oxygenated and infused with medical-grade ozone before returning to you. It is the most involved of the ozone-based therapies offered here.
The Most Advanced Full-System Detox Available
What it is
EBOO is one of the most advanced ozone-based therapies available today, a sophisticated, full-system approach to detoxification and cellular optimization. During treatment, your blood is gently circulated through a specialized closed system, where it is oxygenated and precisely infused with medical-grade ozone before returning to your body. EBOO performs a deep systemic detox at the blood level, dramatically reduces inflammation throughout the body, enhances overall cellular energy and function, and supports immune health, circulation, and long-term vitality.
Why it matters
Most detoxification approaches work indirectly, supporting the liver, kidneys, or lymphatic system and hoping the body does the rest. EBOO operates on an entirely different level. By working directly with the blood itself, it delivers ozone and oxygen to every system in the body simultaneously, triggering a profound and comprehensive healing response. The result is a depth of detoxification, inflammation reduction, and cellular optimization that simply cannot be achieved through conventional methods. For those dealing with chronic illness, persistent inflammation, immune dysregulation, or simply looking to reset their body at the deepest level possible, EBOO represents the frontier of what regenerative therapy can accomplish.
Is this right for you
Who this is for, and who it isn't.
Worth a conversation if
- Persistent inflammation that has not responded to other approaches
- Long-standing fatigue where the usual workup has come back unremarkable
- You have used simpler ozone therapy and want to discuss a broader approach
- You are looking for a systemic rather than a localised intervention
Not the right fit if
- Anyone with G6PD deficiency, a bleeding disorder, or on anticoagulation that cannot be safely managed around the procedure.
- Patients with poor venous access, since the procedure depends on it.
- Anyone who has not had their symptoms properly investigated. EBOO is not a substitute for finding out what is actually wrong.
- Anyone expecting it to treat a diagnosed disease. It is not approved for that and is not offered on that basis.
What to expect
From first call to settled plan.
Consultation and screening
A fuller screen than for most treatments here, covering bleeding risk, medication, G6PD status and venous access, because all four determine whether the procedure is appropriate.
Setting up
Access is established in both arms, since blood leaves and returns through a closed circuit. You are seated and monitored throughout.
The session
Blood circulates through the system, is oxygenated and ozonated, and returns. It takes considerably longer than an IV infusion, and you will be given the expected duration in advance.
After
You are observed before leaving and given aftercare guidance, including hydration and activity. Whether further sessions are appropriate is decided from how you respond.
How long it takes
EBOO is a session-based therapy and patients are typically reviewed between sessions rather than committed to a long course in advance. Some report a change in energy in the days afterwards; systemic inflammatory effects are assessed over a longer period. Response varies enough that the plan should be reviewed rather than pre-sold.
How it's priced
Pricing is set at consultation rather than published as a flat rate, because the plan is built from your labs, your history and your goals rather than a menu. You will have the full cost in writing before anything is scheduled, and there is no obligation to proceed. Cherry financing is available and can be applied for in a few minutes.
Payment and financing optionsQuestions
EBOO, answered honestly.
Is EBOO approved by the FDA?
No. Ozone is not FDA-approved for medical use, and EBOO is not an approved therapy in the United States. It is used clinically by some practitioners and has a research literature behind it, but you should understand clearly that it sits outside approved medicine. That is set out directly at consultation rather than glossed over.
How long does a session take?
Considerably longer than an IV infusion, because the blood is circulating through an external system over the course of the treatment. The exact duration for your session is given at consultation so you can plan the day around it.
Does it hurt?
The needles for access are the uncomfortable part, comparable to giving blood, and access is needed in both arms. The circulation itself is not painful. You are monitored throughout and can say if anything feels wrong.
Is this the same as a blood transfusion or dialysis?
No. Nothing is removed from or added to your blood other than oxygen and ozone, and no donor blood is involved. The comparison people reach for is dialysis because blood leaves and returns through a machine, but the purpose and the process are different.
How many sessions do people have?
It varies, and this practice reviews response between sessions rather than selling a package in advance. If it is not doing anything useful for you, the appropriate conversation is about stopping.
What are the risks?
The main ones relate to venous access, bleeding risk, and the specific contraindications for ozone. That is precisely why the screening is more thorough than for other treatments here, and why it is done by a physician.
This page is general information about a treatment offered at Alluring Age. It is not medical advice, and it is not a substitute for a consultation. Whether any treatment is appropriate for you depends on your history, your examination and your test results.
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Find out whether EBOO is right for you.
A consultation is a conversation and a set of results, not a sales appointment. You will leave knowing what is actually going on and what your options are.
Where We See Patients
Eboo (extracorporeal blood oxygenation & ozonation) for patients across Long Island.
Our practice sits on Montauk Highway in West Islip, a short drive from most of the South Shore and reachable from either county. Patients travel to us from across Long Island and the East End, and first consultations can begin by phone.
- South ShoreWest Islip, Babylon, Bay Shore, Islip, Sayville, Lindenhurst, Massapequa
- Suffolk CountyHuntington, Smithtown, Commack, Patchogue, Stony Brook, Riverhead
- Nassau County and the East EndGarden City, Rockville Centre, Manhasset, the Hamptons
Not sure if we are a reasonable trip from you? Call (631) 517-0129 and we will tell you honestly.
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