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. Medical ozone therapy for Encinitas, San Diego, and North County.

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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

History and Symptom Review

Dr. Volpp reviews your health history, symptoms, and goals before your session and confirms whether EBOO is appropriate for you. Booking is direct, and an optional consultation is available if you would like to talk with her first.

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

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does EBOO cost in Encinitas?

EBOO session and package pricing is listed on our dedicated pricing page, and an optional 15–30 minute consultation is available for $150 if you'd like to speak with Dr. Volpp before booking. Because dosing and protocol length are individualized, your total plan is confirmed after Dr. Volpp reviews your health history.

How long is an EBOO session?

A typical EBOO session runs 60–90 minutes, including the blood draw, filtration and oxygen–ozone exchange, and return to circulation — all under direct clinical monitoring. Dr. Volpp reviews how you responded afterward and adjusts your protocol individually.

Is EBOO safe?

EBOO is performed in a sterile, closed loop — your blood is never exposed to open air — with medical-grade, dose-controlled ozone administered under physician supervision. Dr. Volpp reviews your health history before every session to confirm candidacy, and a clinician monitors you throughout.

Do I need a consultation before booking EBOO?

No — booking is direct, and Dr. Volpp reviews your health history and symptoms before every session. If you'd prefer to talk first, an optional 15–30 minute consultation is available for $150, in person or by phone, and is credited toward your first EBOO session.

Chapter Ten — Begin

Start when
you're ready.

You can book an EBOO session directly. Dr. Volpp reviews your health history and symptoms before every session, and she will reach out if she recommends speaking first. Prefer to talk before booking? An optional 15 to 30 minute consultation is available for $150, in person or by phone, credited toward your first EBOO session.

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. Dr. Volpp reviews your health history before any EBOO session, and an optional consultation is available if you would like to discuss your goals first.