For De Pere residents looking beyond a one-size-fits-all wellness plan, Eden Healing Oasis offers provider-guided ozone therapy at our Green Bay clinic. Before discussing treatment, we take time to understand your health history, current care, concerns, and goals.
Every recommendation is individualized. You will receive clear information about the available options, what a session involves, and whether ozone therapy is an appropriate fit for you.
Ozone therapy uses a controlled oxygen and ozone mixture within a clinical procedure. At Eden, our blood-based options involve treating a portion of your blood outside the body before returning it through an IV. Ozone is not inhaled.
The process begins with a provider review, not a preset protocol. Your medical history, medications, current treatments, and personal goals help determine whether MAH, EBOO, another service, or no ozone treatment is the appropriate next step.
“Rooted in faith and science, we offer ozone therapy as part of our belief that God equipped creation with natural tools for restoration. We’re honored to help you walk in the wholeness He designed for you.”
During MAH, a measured amount of blood is drawn through an IV into a sterile treatment bag. It is combined with a controlled oxygen and ozone mixture under clinical supervision, then returned through the IV.
Before your session, your provider will explain the preparation, safety measures, and what you can expect during the procedure.
EBOO uses an external circulation system. Blood is drawn through one IV, moved through specialized tubing and a filter, exposed to a controlled oxygen and ozone mixture, and returned through another IV.
Because EBOO is a more involved procedure, eligibility and timing are determined after a clinical assessment.
Choosing a wellness service is not only about the treatment. It is also about whether the team takes time to listen, explain the process, and consider how each option fits with the rest of your care.
At Eden, recommendations are not made from a template. We begin with a detailed review, answer questions without pressure, and adjust the plan when your needs change.
No. Ozone therapy is not an FDA-approved treatment for diagnosing, treating, curing, or preventing disease. It should not replace conventional medical care. A qualified provider should explain the potential risks, limitations, alternatives, and suitability of any proposed treatment.
No. Certain medical conditions, medications, or treatment circumstances may make ozone therapy inappropriate. Eden reviews your health history, current care, medications, and goals before recommending MAH or EBOO.
No. The MAH and EBOO options described here are blood-based procedures. Ozone should not be inhaled. The Eden team can explain the equipment, treatment process, and safety measures before your appointment.
MAH treats a measured amount of blood in a sterile treatment bag before returning it through an IV. EBOO continuously circulates blood through an external system and filter before returning it to the body. Your provider will determine which option, if either, may be appropriate.
There is no standard number of sessions. Any recommendation should depend on your health history, goals, treatment response, and provider assessment. The proposed schedule will be discussed with you before you commit to ongoing visits.
Please give our office a call to see if this is the right fit for you.
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