Integrative Oncology Support · Physician-Supervised · Encinitas, CA
Areas We May Support
Integrative Oncology Support
How It Works
The Protocol
Step 01
Step 02
Dr. Heather Volpp, MD reviews your health history and any records you bring from your care team to design an individualized ozone protocol, including dosing, frequency, and combination therapies.
Step 03
Each session lasts about 60 to 90 minutes. Protocols are individualized: general recommendations are based on research and guidance, and your personalized plan will be discussed at your appointment and may differ from one patient to the next. Response and experience vary by patient.
Step 04
Progress reviews and coordination with your oncology team help your protocol adapt over time as they modify your conventional care.
What Patients Experience
Clinical Research & Evidence
Who We Serve
Common Questions
Yes — when supervised by a physician. Dr. Heather Volpp reviews all conventional treatment protocols before designing your ozone schedule to ensure compatibility. Most ozone modalities are well-tolerated alongside chemotherapy, though timing and dosing are carefully managed to avoid interference.
Many oncologists are open to well-documented integrative protocols. We provide your care team with full documentation of our protocols, dosing, and scientific rationale. We encourage open communication with your oncology team and are happy to speak with your oncologist directly.
Most cancer support patients begin with 1–2 EBOO sessions per week during active treatment phases. Protocols are highly individualized — some patients do intensive short-term programs, while others maintain ongoing monthly maintenance. Your response guides the schedule.
No. Ozone therapy is an adjunctive, supportive treatment — not a cancer treatment. It does not shrink tumors or replace conventional oncology. It supports the body’s immune system, reduces inflammatory burden, improves energy, and may create a less favorable environment for cancer cell survival.
EBOO (Extracorporeal Blood Ozone Oxygenation) is the most advanced ozone delivery system available. It processes blood through a dialysis-style filter while simultaneously infusing ozone and oxygen — removing inflammatory metabolites and toxins accumulated during treatment. It delivers significantly more ozone per session than IV bag methods.
Certain conditions and medications require protocol modification, including active thrombocytopenia (low platelets), anticoagulant therapy, and specific immunotherapy agents. Dr. Heather Volpp reviews all contraindications at your initial consultation and will not proceed if ozone is contraindicated for your situation.
Yes. We serve patients throughout North County San Diego including Carlsbad, Oceanside, Del Mar, La Jolla, San Marcos, and Escondido. For out-of-area patients receiving cancer treatment, we offer intensive weekly protocols to maximize benefit during shorter stays.
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