EBOO Therapy Glasgow

Am I a candidate for EBOO therapy?

A three-minute assessment that scores your toxic load, matches you to a protocol track, and screens for the three conditions a doctor must review before any EBOO session. Your answers are reviewed with a GMC-registered doctor at a free consultation.

Toxic-load score

A 0–100 composite of environment, lifestyle, symptoms and age.

Protocol track

Recovery, Performance or Longevity, based on your goal.

Safety screen

Pregnancy, G6PD deficiency and anticoagulant use route you to a screening call first.

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01 · Lifestyle

How would you describe your lifestyle right now?

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Who the assessment is for

Adults in Glasgow who are weighing up EBOO (extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation) for persistent fatigue, brain fog, slow recovery, low-grade inflammation, or as part of a longevity plan. It is designed to make your first conversation with a doctor more useful, not to replace it.

If you already know you have one of the conditions below, you can still take it. Your result will route you to a screening call rather than a standard consultation.

Conditions that need a doctor's review first

  • G6PD deficiency (favism). Ozone's oxidative load can trigger haemolysis. A G6PD assay is required before any session.
  • Pregnancy or trying to conceive. Standard precautions apply and treatment is usually deferred.
  • Anticoagulants or a bleeding disorder. The extracorporeal circuit uses anticoagulation, so your medication and clotting profile must be reviewed.

Assessment FAQs

It scores your toxic load from 0 to 100 across four dimensions: environment (assumed at city level), lifestyle, symptoms and age. It then matches you to one of three protocol tracks (Recovery, Performance or Longevity) and screens for three conditions that need a doctor's review before EBOO: pregnancy, G6PD deficiency and anticoagulant use.

No. It is a structured questionnaire that frames a conversation with a doctor. Only a GMC-registered doctor can decide whether EBOO is appropriate for you, after reviewing your history and, where needed, blood tests including a G6PD assay.

Eight questions, usually under three minutes. You see your score part-way through and your full report at the end.

You get an on-screen report with your score, breakdown and track. Our team then contacts you to arrange a free consultation with a doctor, who reviews the report with you. There is no obligation to book treatment.

Read more: What is EBOO therapy? · What to expect at your first session · EBOO therapy in Glasgow

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