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August 26, 2026
EBOO Therapy in Orlando: What It Is & What to Expect
August 26, 2026
Overview. EBOO is one of the most talked-about therapies in the longevity world, and it’s still hard to find done well. If you’ve searched for it in Central Florida, here’s a clear, honest primer on what EBOO Therapy in Orlando is, what a session actually feels like, and what to consider before you try it.
What EBOO stands for
EBOO is short for extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation.
In plain terms, it’s an advanced form of ozone therapy where blood is circulated through a specialized filter, enriched with ozone and oxygen, and returned to you.
“Extracorporeal” simply means the process happens outside the body during the session.
When it comes to EBOO, we like to think of it as an “oil change for your body”.
How It Differs From Standard Ozone Therapy
Basic IV ozone treats a smaller volume of blood.
EBOO is a more comprehensive, continuous process that works with a much larger volume through a closed circuit.
That’s the main reason people specifically seek out EBOO rather than a standard ozone drip — and why it requires proper equipment and medical oversight.
What People Explore It For
Commonly, people interested in EBOO Therapy in Orlando tend to center on circulation, oxidative balance, and overall vitality, and it’s popular with optimizers as well as people dealing with chronic, hard-to-solve health frustrations.
It’s important to be straight about this: EBOO is an area of active interest, not a guaranteed treatment for any specific condition, and a good clinic will set honest expectations.
Choosing Where To Go For An EBOO
Because EBOO involves your blood and specialized equipment, the setting matters.
Look for physician oversight, clear candidacy screening, and a team that answers your questions directly.
Want the full walkthrough before you decide? Download our EBOO explainer.
At the Longevity Center Orlando, every plan is reviewed by Dr. Benjamin Kosubevsky, D.O., so you always know who is behind your care.
What A Session at the LCORL Involves
When it comes to EBOO Therapy in Orlando, we take EBOO therapy to the next level with our exclusive EBOOST system. This custom-built version has been designed for maximum effectiveness, ensuring you receive the highest-quality treatment available.
The EBOOST system enhances the traditional EBOO process and delivers optimal results tailored to your individual health needs. This advanced system provides even more efficient and impactful treatment than standard EBOO protocols.
So, what does this mean for you?
After a screening to make sure you’re an appropriate candidate, you’ll relax while the closed-circuit process runs, typically over the better part of an hour.
A clinician monitors you throughout the process. Most people simply rest and relax with a blanket. Afterward, the provider will review aftercare with you.
Frequently Asked Questions About EBOO Therapy in Orlando
What Are the Goals of EBOO Therapy?
While every patient is different, EBOO is commonly pursued for:
- Supporting the body’s natural detoxification pathways
- Enhancing oxygen delivery to tissues
- Promoting antioxidant activity
- Encouraging healthy circulation
- Complementing integrative care programs
Is the procedure painful?
No. The process feels very similar to having a traditional IV placed. After the initial insertion, there should be little to no discomfort. Most clients feel relaxed throughout the session.
How many sessions are typically needed?
The number of sessions depends on your individual goals and health history. Some people notice a difference after just one treatment, while others benefit most from a series of sessions spaced out over weeks or months. During your consultation, your provider will recommend a schedule tailored to your needs.
Are there side effects?
Most people tolerate EBOO very well. Some may experience mild fatigue, temporary lightheadedness, or flu-like sensations as the body processes toxins and adjusts. These responses are generally short-lived and can be supported with hydration and rest.
Explore EBOO Therapy in Orlando
Want IV therapy that’s actually designed around you, not pulled from a fixed menu? Join our Orlando waitlist for early access to our Founders’ Circle event, physician-reviewed guidance, and founding-member offers.
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Dr. Benjamin Kosubevsky, D.O., is a board-certified physician specializing in regenerative and integrative medicine. A graduate of Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, he combines treatments like PRP Therapy and Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT) to promote holistic wellness. Dr. Kosubevsky is also committed to advancing the future of medicine by mentoring and training medical students from Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine in regenerative, integrative, and patient-centered care. He is also known for developing customized Ozone Dialysis (EBOO) protocols that enhance treatment efficiency and patient outcomes.
About Dr. Benjamin Kosubevsky, D.O.
