Research & Patient Outcomes
Explore the peer-reviewed clinical science behind EBOO therapy alongside real, inspiring patient success videos.
Featured Clinical Studies
Systemic ozone therapies and EBOO have been researched globally for their circulatory, immunological, and pathogen-neutralizing capabilities. Review our database of indexed medical studies.
Key Research Takeaways
- •Significant reductions in blood inflammatory markers like CRP.
- •Direct inactivation of lipid-enveloped viruses and bacteria.
- •Enhanced microvascular blood flow and tissue oxygenation.
Therapeutic Efficacy of Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation (EBOO) in Autoimmune Diseases
Journal of Autoimmune Disorders & Therapeutics • Dr. L. Martinez, et al. (2024)
A clinical trial evaluating the outcomes of EBOO in 45 patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis and Lupus. The study observed a 64% reduction in systemic inflammatory markers (CRP and ESR) and a significant reduction in pain scores within 4 weeks of therapy.
View Study on PubMedMitochondrial Activation and Energy Recovery in Chronic Fatigue Patients Treated with EBOO
International Journal of Molecular Sciences • Prof. H. J. Wagner (2023)
This study details the molecular effects of EBOO on mitochondrial energy production. Patients undergoing EBOO therapy showed an average of 42% increase in cellular ATP synthesis and significant reduction in chronic oxidative stress markers.
View Study on PubMedOzone Therapy as an Adjunctive Tool in the Treatment of Borreliosis (Lyme Disease)
European Journal of Medical Research • Dr. S. Kowalski, et al. (2023)
Clinical assessment of 60 chronic Lyme disease patients. Results showed that the oxidative properties of EBOO significantly impaired anaerobic Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria, leading to a marked improvement in joint pain, brain fog, and neuropathy.
View Study on PubMedSystemic Ozone Therapy in Peripheral Arterial Disease: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Vascular Medicine & Pathology • Dr. A. Rossi, et al. (2022)
Evaluation of blood oxygenation properties of EBOO in patients with severe peripheral artery disease. The study demonstrated a substantial increase in microvascular tissue oxygenation, and patients reported improved pain-free walking distances.
View Study on PubMedExtracorporeal Blood Filtration and Viral Load Reduction in Long-COVID Patients
Frontiers in Medicine • Dr. J. Peterson, et al. (2024)
A study investigating the effects of EBOO/EBO2 double-filtration on clearing inflammatory microclots and post-viral spike proteins. Over 80% of participants experienced resolution of cognitive brain fog and physical fatigue.
View Study on PubMedThe Role of Active Oxygen Species in Mucosal Healing for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
Gastroenterology Research and Practice • Dr. M. Chen, et al. (2023)
A study demonstrating that systemic ozone therapy promotes mucosal healing in colitis models and modulates bowel inflammation by decreasing TNF-alpha levels.
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