What Is EBOOST? A Deep Dive into Advanced Ozone Therapies

December 5, 2025; By Benjamin Kosubevsky

When it comes to integrative and regenerative medicine, new technologies are constantly emerging that may support the body in restoring balance and function. One therapy that has been gaining attention is EBOO or EB02, also known as Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation. At The Longevity Center FL, this advanced approach is offered through a customized system called EBOOST, designed to provide precise treatment in a safe and supportive environment.

If you have heard of ozone therapy but are not familiar with EB02, EBOO, or EBOOST, this guide will help you understand what it is, how it works, and why many people are exploring it as part of their wellness plans.

Understanding EBOO

EBOO stands for Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation. The term “extracorporeal” means “outside the body.” In this therapy, a portion of blood is drawn from the body, circulated through a specialized system, gently infused with a blend of oxygen and ozone, and then returned to the body.

This process is sometimes referred to as “ozone dialysis” because of its similarity to dialysis in how the blood leaves the body, is processed, and comes back revitalized. Unlike dialysis, which is primarily used for kidney failure, EBOO is aimed at wellness and integrative care, focusing on supporting circulation, oxygen delivery, detoxification, and cellular balance.

What Makes EBOOST Different?

At The Longevity Center FL, the EBOO procedure is performed through a customized system called EBOOST. This system was developed with safety and precision in mind, using advanced equipment designed specifically for therapeutic ozonation and blood filtration. EBOOST may allow for greater control over the amount of blood treated, the consistency of oxygenation, and the efficiency of circulation.

Because not all EBOO (also known as EB02) systems are the same, EBOOST stands out as a carefully refined version of the therapy. It reflects The Longevity Center’s focus on patient safety, individualized care, and advanced technology in integrative medicine.

How Does the Process Work?

A typical EBOO session is straightforward and includes several key steps:

1. Preparation – After a brief consultation and screening, a small catheter is placed in the arm, similar to what you might experience with IV therapy.
2. Blood circulation – Blood flows through tubing into the EBOO device.
3. Filtration – The system filters the blood, removing some waste products, inflammatory mediators, and other debris.
4. UV/UBI light exposure – After filtration, the cleaned blood passes through an ultraviolet (UV) light chamber, also known as ultraviolet blood irradiation (UBI). This step may help reduce pathogens, calm inflammatory activity, and activate antioxidant pathways.
5. Oxygenation and ozonation – A carefully measured blend of oxygen and ozone is introduced. This step supports oxygen delivery while exposing the blood to ozone’s unique oxidative signaling effects.
6. Return – The revitalized blood flows back into the body, completing the loop.

The session usually lasts about 60–90 minutes. Most people relax in a comfortable chair during the process, sometimes reading or listening to music.

Why Do People Seek EBOO / EBOOST?

People consider EBOO, EB02, or EBOOST for a variety of wellness and integrative reasons. While no treatment can promise specific outcomes, some areas where this therapy may play a role include:

• Detoxification support – The filtration and ozonation process may help reduce circulating toxins and inflammatory substances.
• Immune modulation – Mild oxidative stress from ozone exposure, combined with UV/UBI, may stimulate natural immune defense mechanisms.
• Pathogen reduction – The ultraviolet step is thought to help neutralize microorganisms in the blood while supporting immune resilience.
• Circulatory and oxygenation support – By improving oxygen delivery and reducing inflammatory load, EBOOST may support tissue function.
• Longevity and vitality – Many clients seek EBOOST as part of a broader longevity or regenerative medicine plan, aiming to improve cellular energy and overall wellness.

What to Expect During and After Treatment

Most clients describe EBOO as a comfortable experience. Some may feel a sense of relaxation during the session, while others notice mild fatigue afterward, likely due to the detoxification process. Staying hydrated, resting, and following provider recommendations are important after a session.

Some people report noticing effects within hours to days, while for others it may take multiple sessions to feel a difference. Treatment frequency varies depending on individual goals and provider guidance.

Integrating EBOOST Into a Broader Wellness Plan

EBOOST is not a stand-alone solution but rather one piece of a comprehensive health strategy. At The Longevity Center FL, it is often integrated with therapies like IV nutrient support, peptide therapy, hormone balancing, and other regenerative therapy services. This holistic approach aims to support the body at multiple levels — from cellular health to overall vitality.

Final Thoughts

EBOO and EB02, specifically The Longevity Center FL’s EBOOST system, represents a modern evolution of ozone and oxygen therapies. With its combination of filtration, UV/UBI light exposure, oxygenation, and ozonation, EBOOST may support detoxification, circulation, immune balance, and cellular energy.

If you are curious about whether ozone therapy could be a good addition to your wellness journey, we encourage you to learn more and schedule a consultation at www.thelcfl.com.

By working with an experienced team in a supportive environment, you can explore how advanced therapies like EBOOST may fit into your personalized path toward health, longevity, and optimal living.