What Is EBOO Therapy?
In EBOO (Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation) therapy, blood temporarily circulates outside the body through a specialized medical system. It is exposed to a carefully controlled oxygen–ozone mixture and then returned to circulation. Depending on the need, filtration may also be incorporated.
At Arise Anti Aging Wellness, EBOO is approached as a doctor-supervised, personalized therapy, with appropriate screening, controlled treatment protocols, sterile procedures, and clinical monitoring.
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How Does EBOO Therapy Work?
The procedure can be understood in four simple steps:
1. Venous Access
A sterile tube is placed into a vein to safely take blood out of the body and return it after it has passed through the treatment system.
2. Extracorporeal (out of the body) Circulation
Blood moves through a specialized external circuit while the treatment is carried out.
3. Controlled Oxygen–Ozone Exposure
The circulating blood interacts with a controlled concentration of medical oxygen and ozone as the treatment protocol.
4. Return to Circulation
The processed blood is returned to the body through the closed-loop system.
Optional Filtration Stage
If the EBOO system being used includes filtration, blood or plasma may pass through a specialized filtration component during the process.
How Is EBOO Different From Regular Ozone Therapy?
EBOO (Extracorporeal Blood Ozonation and Oxygenation) is different from Major Autohemotherapy (MAH). In MAH, a smaller amount of blood is taken out, mixed with ozone, and then returned to the body. In EBOO, blood continuously flows through an external circuit, where it is exposed to ozone and may also pass through a filtration system, depending on the equipment used. Because EBOO processes a larger volume of circulating blood, it is a more complex procedure and requires specialized equipment and medical monitoring. The appropriate approach depends on the individual, their health status, and the purpose of treatment.
What Are the Potential Benefits of EBOO Therapy?
EBOO is being researched for its possible effects on the body’s antioxidant system, oxidative stress, and inflammation. Research is still evolving, and EBOO therapy supports wellness and vitality by
Supporting the body’s natural responses EBOO may create a controlled oxidative stimulus that could activate the body’s natural antioxidant and protective pathways.
Recovery and wellness EBOO is also being explored as part of integrative wellness and recovery programmes because of antioxidant support.
Inflammation reduction Ozone may help calm inflammation in the body by gently influencing the natural processes that trigger swelling and discomfort.
EBOO Blood Filtration & “Detox” – What Does It Really Mean?
EBOO is sometimes described online as a “blood cleansing” or “detox” treatment. In reality, what it can filter or change depends on the specific equipment, filter, and treatment process being used.
It would be inaccurate to say that EBOO removes all toxins, heavy metals, viruses, mould toxins, or other harmful substances from the body.
A simpler way to put it is:
EBOO may filter or change certain substances in the blood, depending on the system used. However, broad detox claims are not yet supported by strong clinical evidence.
At Arise, we focus on explaining what the technology can realistically do, without making promises that research cannot support.
EBOO for Healthy Aging, Longevity & Recovery
Interest in EBOO for healthy aging, recovery, and longevity is growing. In a wellness setting, EBOO may be considered as part of a broader, medically guided approach to healthy aging and recovery.
Areas being explored include:
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Healthy aging
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Recovery
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Metabolic health
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Cellular resilience
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Redox balance
The aim is not simply to add another therapy to a wellness routine, but to determine whether EBOO is appropriate for the individual and how it may fit into a wider, medically guided plan.
ARISE EBOO REGEN™ – Advanced Ozone & Blood Processing
ARISE EBOO REGEN™ is our doctor-led programme that combines EBOO treatment with medical assessment and monitoring.
The programme includes:
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Medical consultation and screening
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EBOO treatment with monitoring
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Personalized recovery guidance
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Follow-up assessment
Every person is different. Your treatment plan is decided by your medical history, current health status, medications, goals, and suitability for the procedure.
What Happens During an EBOO Session at Arise Anti-Aging Wellness?
Consultation and Screening-Your medical history, current health, medications, and goals are reviewed by the medical team. This helps determine whether EBOO is appropriate and safe for you. This also includes going through all investigations and blood test reports.
2. Preparing for the Treatment -A sterile IV line is placed to provide access to your blood. The procedure is discussed with you.
3. Blood Processing-Your blood gently flows through a specialized machine. Depending on the system used, it may be exposed to ozone and pass through a filtration system before being returned to your body.
4. Monitoring Throughout the Session-Your vital signs and comfort are monitored throughout the procedure. The medical team stays nearby to ensure the treatment is carried out safely.
5. Completing the Session-Once the treatment is complete, the blood is returned to your body, and the IV line is removed. You can then rest briefly before leaving, with personalized after-care advice provided by the medical team.
How Long Does an EBOO Session Take?
The length of an EBOO session can vary depending on the equipment, treatment plan, and individual needs. Your medical team will guide you on the expected duration.
How Many EBOO Sessions Are Needed?
There is no fixed number of sessions that works for everyone. The frequency is personalized based on your goals, health, and response to treatment, with regular reassessment along the way.
Is EBOO Therapy Safe?
EBOO is a medical procedure that involves taking blood outside the body and returning it after processing. Like any invasive procedure, it can have risks, including bruising, bleeding, infection, dizziness, changes in blood pressure, or problems related to the vein or anticoagulant used during treatment.
Your safety depends on proper medical screening, sterile techniques, appropriate equipment, and careful monitoring throughout the session.
At Arise Anti‑Aging Wellness, Dr. Sandeep Bhasin takes the time to carefully evaluate each patient, ensuring EB00 is safe, comfortable, and truly right for you. His patient centred approach means you’ll never feel rushed — your safety and wellbeing come first.
Who May Not Be Suitable for EBOO?
EBOO may not be suitable for everyone. Before treatment, your doctor will review your health, medical history, medications, and relevant test results to make sure the procedure is appropriate for you.
Extra care may be needed if you have significant anemia, bleeding problems, certain heart, kidney or liver conditions, are pregnant, have an acute illness, electrolyte problems, or difficulty with venous access.
EBOO Therapy Cost in Delhi
The cost of EBOO Therapy at Arise Anti-Aging Wellness in Delhi can vary depending on the treatment protocol, session duration, number of sessions, clinical indication, and package selected.
Contact Arise Anti-Aging Wellness for current EBOO session and package pricing.
Why Choose Arise Anti-Aging Wellness for EBOO Therapy in Delhi?
Doctor-Led Care -Your health comes first. A medical assessment is done before treatment to check whether EBOO is suitable for you.
Personalized Approach- Your treatment plan is based on your health, medical history, needs, and goals.
Carefully Controlled Treatment-EBOO is performed using appropriate equipment and a defined clinical protocol, with ozone exposure carefully controlled.
Medical Monitoring-You are monitored throughout the procedure to help ensure your safety and comfort.
Evidence-Aware Approach-We explain what is known, what is still being researched, and what EBOO can realistically offer—without making unrealistic promises.
Part of a Wider Wellness Plan- At ARISE, EBOO may be included as part of a broader approach to wellness and recovery, alongside therapies such as HBOT, IV therapy, NAD+ therapy, red light therapy, infrared sauna, nutrition, and recovery programmes.
Frequently asked questions
What is EBOO Therapy?
EBOO is a procedure where blood is temporarily taken outside the body, processed through a specialized system, and then returned to the circulation.
How does EBOO work?
During the process, your blood is exposed to a controlled oxygen–ozone mixture before being returned to your body. Some systems may also include filtration.
Is EBOO the same as dialysis?
No. While both take blood outside the body temporarily, they are designed for very different purposes and use different treatment systems. EBOO is not a replacement for dialysis or other established medical treatments.
What are the potential benefits of EBOO?
EBOO and ozone-based therapies are being studied for their possible effects on antioxidant responses, oxidative stress, inflammation, and recovery.
How long does an EBOO session take?
The session length can vary depending on the equipment, treatment plan, and individual needs. Your expected treatment time will be explained during your consultation.
What does EBOO cost in Delhi?
The cost can vary depending on the treatment plan, session duration, equipment, filtration, medical supervision, and assessments required.
Contact Arise Anti-Aging Wellness for current EBOO session and package pricing.
EBOO is an advanced procedure, but understanding whether it is right for you is more important than simply choosing the newest technology.
At Arise Anti Aging Wellness, we begin with medical assessment, explain the procedure clearly and develop an approach based on your individual needs.
Book your EBOO Therapy Consultation in Delhi and speak with our clinical team about your goals, suitability and treatment options.
This page is educational and does not replace medical advice. Whether this therapy suits you is decided by your doctor after an assessment. Read our medical disclaimer.



