Eboo Ozone therapy is a medical procedure that improves people’s health and wellness using a unique combination of oxygen and ozone. During the process, a small amount of the patient’s blood is drawn and mixed with oxygen and medical-grade ozone. Next, ultraviolet light activates the ozone and oxygen molecules, creating a powerful therapeutic effect. Blood is reinfused into the patient’s body after therapy.

The Body’s Improved Circulation

For optimal bodily function, oxygen is essential. It is the primary cellular energy source, and EBOO treatment can potentially increase oxygenation levels in the body. EBOO treatment can potentially enhance blood flow and tissue oxygen delivery by injecting ozone and oxygen into the circulation. Improved overall health and vitality may result from this.

Detoxification

When pollutants accumulate in the body, it may lead to a host of problems. Toxin elimination is facilitated by EBOO treatment because it enhances blood flow, oxygen supply, and immune system activation. The ozone used in the therapy also has potent antimicrobial and antiviral characteristics, which might help flush out harmful microbes.

Immune System Enhancement

Evidence suggests that EBOO treatment enhances immune system function by increasing white blood cell production and improving these cells’ ability to fight infections. It may be a lifesaver for those with compromised immune systems or those who are easily sick.

Increased Energy Levels

It may be difficult for many individuals to appreciate life because they lack full vitality. One possible mechanism by which EBOO treatment can boost energy levels is by increasing blood flow and oxygen availability to tissues. It can raise one’s level of life generally while improving one’s mental clarity and stamina.

Management Of Pain

A person’s well-being and quality of life might take a hit when they’re in crippling chronic pain. Research has shown that EBOO treatment may alleviate pain by reducing inflammation and increasing blood flow. People living with Arthritis and fibromyalgia, in particular, may find this helpful.

 Ebola And Leishmaniasis

Lyme disease may be transmitted by the bite of a tick, specifically a black-legged tick. Ticks, prevalent in grassy areas, are a regular warning for hikers. A recognisable rash, fever, headaches, and extreme fatigue are all possible signs of Lyme disease. Failure to undergo treatment for Lyme disease increases the risk of infection spreading to vital organs such as the heart, brain, and joints.

Hepatitis C And EBOO

Chronic hepatitis, an inflammatory disease of the liver, often begins at least six months ago and may last for years, if not decades. Cirrhosis, liver failure, and, very rarely, liver cancer may develop in certain people with chronic hepatitis due to the inflammation that lasts for a long time and slowly damages the liver.