EBOO Ozone Therapy · Encinitas, CA

EBOO · Extracorporeal Blood Ozonation & Oxygenation

Your blood, filtered and enriched with medical-grade ozone and oxygen in a sterile closed loop, physician-supervised by Dr. Heather Volpp, MD. Choose a topic below to learn more.

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Chapter One — The Problem

Inflammation
rarely announces
itself.

For many people, oxidative stress and low-grade inflammation accumulate quietly — through infection, environmental load, and time. The body compensates, until compensating becomes the baseline.

SynergyO3 begins where symptom-chasing ends: by looking at the physiology underneath. Root cause, not symptoms.

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Chapter Two — Inside Your Blood

Your blood is
doing the work.

Every cell relies on what circulates — oxygen delivery, immune signaling, the clearance of what the body no longer needs. EBOO acts on this system directly, outside the body, under a physician’s supervision.

— Plasma · Red cells · Immune cells · Circulating load
The visible difference

Darker in. Brighter out.

DrawnDeoxygenated
ReturnedOxygenated

The color shift you can see in the line is oxygenation at work — blood leaves the body deoxygenated and darker, and returns a brighter red after the oxygen–ozone exchange. It illustrates the mechanism, not a health outcome.

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Chapter Three — The Technology

The circuit.

A closed loop: blood is drawn, passed through a filter and an oxygen–ozone exchange, and returned. The diagram below is the actual path of a session.

DRAWYou Filterseparate O₂ / O₃exchange Returnre-infuse

Medical-grade only. The oxygen–ozone mixture is dose-controlled by a physician. EBOO is a session, performed under supervision — not a device you use on your own.

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Chapter Four — How Ozone Works

Not more oxygen.
A signal.

Ozone (O₃) is oxygen carrying an extra atom. Introduced in a controlled dose, it creates a brief, measured oxidative challenge. Research suggests this may prompt the body’s own antioxidant and repair pathways to respond — the mechanism is called hormesis.

The molecule
O₂ + O → O₃

A controlled stressor, not a sledgehammer. The goal is a signal the body can adapt to — which is exactly why dose and physician oversight matter. Being studied for antioxidant, vascular, and immune support; outcomes vary by individual.

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Chapter Five — Hormesis

What doesn’t
overwhelm you,
trains you.

The same principle as exercise or a sauna: a controlled dose of stress that the body adapts to and grows stronger from. Too little does nothing. Too much harms. The window in between is where a supervised protocol lives.

— Dose-response · adaptive range · physician-controlled

The Dose Makes the Difference

The hormetic curve: benefit rises within a controlled dose range, then declines if the stressor becomes excessive. Protocols are dosed to stay in the beneficial zone.

baseline function beneficial zone peak adaptive benefit Dose / intensity of stressor → Benefit →
Adaptive response Baseline function Optimal dose

Conceptual illustration for education — not patient data or a measured outcome.

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Chapter Six — The Session Experience

A calm hour,
closely watched.

Typically 60–90 minutes. Here is the actual sequence — no mystery, by design.

Step 01 · Before

Consultation with Dr. Volpp

She reviews your history and goals and decides whether a session is appropriate for you.

Step 02 · Draw

Blood is gently drawn

A closed, sterile circuit is established — nothing is exposed to open air.

Step 03 · Filter + exchange

Filtered and oxygen–ozonated

The blood passes through the filter and the dose-controlled oxygen–ozone exchange.

Step 04 · Return

Returned to circulation

Re-infused steadily while a clinician monitors you throughout.

Step 05 · After

Rest and reassess

Dr. Volpp reviews how you responded and adjusts the protocol individually.

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Chapter Seven — Who It’s Explored For

Explored for the
hard-to-explain.

EBOO is being studied and explored for people navigating chronic inflammatory and post-viral states. It is not a cure, and candidacy is always decided individually by Dr. Volpp.

Chronic inflammationPost-viral fatigueImmune resilienceOxidative stressCirculation & vascular supportLongevity & healthy agingRecovery support
Chapter Eight — Why Supervision Matters

A physician
is in the room.

Dose, candidacy, monitoring, and follow-up are medical decisions. At SynergyO3, every EBOO session is designed and supervised by Dr. Heather Volpp — not delegated, not automated. This is the difference between a protocol and a trend.

Physician-Supervised
Your physician

Dr. Heather Volpp, MD

  • 01Board-Certified Internal Medicine (ABIM)
  • 02Fellowship-Trained, Allergy & Immunology (UCLA/VA)
  • 03Residency, Cedars-Sinai
  • 0425+ years clinical practice · Functional Medicine
Chapter Ten — Begin

Start with
a conversation.

The first step is a consultation with Dr. Volpp — to see whether an EBOO session fits your physiology and your goals.

EBOO is offered as a physician-supervised session and is not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements describe mechanisms being studied; they are not guarantees of outcome. Individual results vary. Consult with Dr. Volpp during your consultation.