FAQs – EBOO Therapy at Core IV
Straight answers to the most common EBOO and ozone therapy FAQs from the Core IV Therapy team in Herndon, VA – cost, safety, session length, aftercare and more.
Q: Is EBOO safe?
A: At Core IV Therapy, EBOO is performed in a controlled medical environment by trained clinicians using precise dosing and monitoring to help ensure safety and effectiveness.
Q: How long does an EBOO session take?
A: Most EBOO treatments involve about 60 to 90 minutes of active treatment time, which is longer than a standard IV drip because of the blood filtration and circulation process. Plan on roughly two hours in the office for your first visit. See what to expect at your first EBOO session.
Q: How many sessions will I need?
A: This depends on your goals and health history. Some clients choose a short series; others integrate EBOO into ongoing wellness or recovery plans. Your clinician will discuss options during your consultation.
Q: Can EBOO replace my medications or specialist care?
A: No. EBOO is a supportive therapy, not a replacement for medical treatment. We encourage all clients to continue working with their physicians and specialists.
Q: Do you offer other ozone therapies besides EBOO?
A: Yes. Core IV Therapy offers MAH, High‑Dose, multi‑pass ozone, and insufflation options, which can be combined with IV nutrients, peptides, and other treatments.
Q: How much does EBOO therapy cost?
A: EBOO and advanced ozone treatments at Core IV Therapy range from $1,250 to $1,500 per session, depending on your personalized protocol. Your exact price is confirmed during a free consultation before any treatment begins. See our EBOO pricing page.
Q: Does insurance cover EBOO?
A: EBOO and ozone therapy are generally not covered by health insurance, and treatments at Core IV Therapy are self-pay. Ask your plan administrator whether HSA or FSA funds can be used.
Q: How should I prepare for an EBOO session?
A: Hydrate well for two to three days beforehand, eat a balanced meal with protein one to two hours before your appointment, skip alcohol for 24 hours, wear a short-sleeved or loose top, and bring a complete list of your medications and supplements.
Q: How will I feel the day after EBOO?
A: Many people report more energy and better sleep the next day. Some, especially those with Lyme disease, mold illness, or a high inflammatory load, feel temporarily tired or flu-like for 24 to 72 hours. Rest, hydrate, and let us know so we can adjust your next session.
Q: What should I do after an EBOO treatment?
A: Hydrate for 24 to 48 hours, eat nourishing meals, rest that evening, avoid intense exercise for about 24 hours, keep your IV dressings on for a few hours, and track how you feel. Read the full EBOO aftercare checklist.
Q: Who should not get EBOO therapy?
A: Ozone therapy is commonly avoided or used with caution in people with G6PD deficiency, pregnancy or breastfeeding, uncontrolled hyperthyroidism, bleeding disorders, recent heart attack or stroke, severe anemia, or uncontrolled high blood pressure. Learn more on our EBOO safety and candidacy page.
Q: Is EBOO FDA approved?
A: No. The FDA has not approved EBOO or ozone therapy to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. At Core IV Therapy, EBOO is offered as a supportive wellness therapy alongside care from your physicians.
Q: What is the difference between EBOO and MAH?
A: MAH draws a small amount of blood, mixes it with ozone and returns it once. EBOO continuously circulates blood through a filter while ozonating and oxygenating it, treating a much larger volume in one session. Compare them in EBOO vs. MAH vs. 10-pass ozone.
Q: Can EBOO help with Lyme disease?
A: EBOO is not a cure for Lyme disease, but some people with persistent Lyme symptoms use it as a supportive therapy for inflammation, oxidative stress and circulation alongside physician-directed care. Learn more about EBOO for Lyme disease.
Q: Can EBOO help with mold illness?
A: EBOO is not a standalone mold treatment, but it is used as supportive care for people recovering from mold and biotoxin exposure, ideally after the exposure source is removed. Learn more about EBOO for mold illness.
Q: Can EBOO help autoimmune conditions?
A: Research describes medical ozone as a redox and immune regulator, and small studies in rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis are encouraging. EBOO is used alongside, not instead of, specialist care. Learn more about EBOO for autoimmune conditions.
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