EBOO PLUS Therapy: Supporting Chronic Inflammation from Within and NCDs

Chronic Inflammation is a condition in which the body’s immune system is continuously activated over a long period and cannot return to its normal balance. As a result, the body remains in a constant state of inflammation, which can lead to certain abnormal symptoms such as chronic fatigue, joint pain, muscle pain, susceptibility to infection, and slower-than-normal recovery from illness or physical exertion.

If chronic inflammation is allowed to continue without appropriate care, it may damage cells and internal organs and become an underlying cause of several NCDs, such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, autoimmune disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and depression.

Causes of Chronic Inflammation in Daily Life

Chronic inflammation in the body can arise from many factors, as follows:

• Insufficient sleep and poor sleep quality
• Accumulated stress
• Frequently eating foods that promote inflammation, such as foods high in sugar, trans fats, and processed foods
• Being overweight, having high blood lipids, or high blood sugar levels
• Lack of exercise and low levels of physical movement
• Smoking, drinking alcohol, or using addictive substances
• Regular exposure to toxins and chemicals, such as pollution, dust, smoke, and heavy metals

Warning Signs from the Body That Chronic Inflammation May Be Present

Chronic inflammation may not show clear symptoms in the early stages, so many people do not notice it or believe it is simply tiredness from daily life — until the symptoms become more severe and more frequent, for example:

• Tiring easily and feeling fatigued even with enough rest
• Waking up unrefreshed, not sleeping deeply or restfully
• Frequent muscle aches and joint pain with no known cause
• The body recovering slowly after heavy exertion or during a recuperation period
• Catching infections easily and having frequent fevers
• Frequent rashes, itching, allergies, or skin irritation
• Brain fog, poor concentration, and easily fluctuating mood
• Irregular digestion, bloating, and abnormal bowel movements
• Gaining weight easily, finding it hard to lose, or accumulating more fat

These symptoms cannot be used to diagnose chronic inflammation directly, but they are signals that should not be overlooked — especially in high-risk groups, such as people with underlying conditions, those who are overweight, or those with high blood lipids, high blood sugar, and high blood pressure. Such individuals should undergo a detailed health assessment to identify the true cause and plan appropriate care.

NCDs (Non-Communicable Diseases), or chronic non-communicable diseases, are a group of diseases that are not caused by infection and cannot be transmitted directly from person to person. They usually develop gradually over a long period, from several months to several years, arising from a combination of factors including inappropriate lifestyle behaviours as well as genetic factors, the environment, and increasing age. The concerning aspect of NCDs is that they often show no clear symptoms in the early stages, until complications occur or vital organs begin to function abnormally. The most commonly found groups of NCDs include:

• Cardiovascular diseases, such as high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, ischaemic heart disease, heart failure, and stroke
• Diabetes, particularly type 2 diabetes
• Central obesity and Metabolic Syndrome, which are significant factors that increase the risk of developing other NCDs
• Certain cancers, such as lung cancer, breast cancer, stomach cancer, colorectal cancer, liver cancer, and cervical cancer
• Chronic respiratory diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, and emphysema
• Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease

EBOO PLUS Therapy may help support the health care of people who are at risk of, or already within, the NCDs group, by focusing on improving factors related to the development of these diseases — such as chronic inflammation, Oxidative Stress, and abnormalities of the circulatory system — through a closed-system blood cleansing process combined with the addition of medical oxygen and ozone at an appropriate level, in order to help support blood circulation, the delivery of oxygen and essential substances to the tissues, and to help rebalance the body.

According to a literature review in the field of bone, muscle, and joint disorders in 2024, Ozone Therapy may help stimulate the body’s natural antioxidant system, reduce the production of certain inflammatory mediators, and help rebalance Oxidative Stress, which is a factor that may be related to the development of NCDs. In addition, it helps support blood circulation and improve the delivery of oxygen to various tissues (Jeyaraman et al., 2024).

This is consistent with a 2025 literature review, which compiled data from several clinical studies and found that Ozone Therapy may help reduce Oxidative Stress and help support the body’s antioxidant system in certain groups of patients (Alimohammadi et al., 2025).

In addition, there was a controlled study in 28 patients with Peripheral Artery Disease, which found that the group receiving EBOO showed improvement in several aspects of the disease — including the healing of skin wounds, pain, itching, the sensation of heavy legs, and overall quality of life — when compared with the group receiving intravenous prostacyclin. However, the researchers did not find a clear difference in blood circulation in the arteries of the legs, so it may be presumed that the improved outcomes could also be related to other mechanisms (Di Paolo et al., 2005).

Nevertheless, it should be understood that EBOO PLUS Therapy is only a process to help restore the functioning of the body. It is not a direct treatment for NCDs and cannot replace primary medical treatment. People with chronic inflammation, or who have been diagnosed with an NCD, should consult a doctor to assess their risks and plan an individually tailored restorative programme.

In general, doctors may recommend EBOO PLUS Therapy approximately 1 session per week, performed continuously for 4–5 sessions, in order to fully support the body’s restoration and the care of chronic inflammation. After that, repeating every 3–4 months may be considered, or as appropriate for each individual case. However, the results obtained may differ from person to person, depending on many factors such as baseline health, the level of inflammation, lifestyle behaviours, and self-care after the treatment.

• EBOO PLUS Therapy can be planned together with other health restoration programmes, such as Vitamin Drips, Exosome IV, or Stem Cells, depending on each individual’s baseline health and restoration goals, as each process has a different purpose.
• Vitamin Drips deliver vitamins, minerals, and essential nutrients into the vein, allowing the body to receive nutrients into the bloodstream quickly. They are suitable for people who rest too little, feel fatigued, do not eat enough, or have a condition that requires supplementation of certain nutrients according to a doctor’s assessment.
• Exosome IV is a technique of dripping exosomes directly into the body through the vein in order to help stimulate the processes of cellular repair and restoration, reduce inflammation, and help increase energy levels. It is suitable for people with injuries, chronic inflammation, or those who wish to restore their health after illness or after surgery.
• Stem Cells Therapy is a therapeutic process using stem cells extracted from the human body to help repair damaged tissues and cells so that they function better. It is suitable for people who want holistic health restoration, those with age-related conditions, or whose bodies are deteriorating with age.
• After EBOO PLUS Therapy — which helps care for the circulatory system, increase oxygen to the cells, and reduce part of the waste burden in the bloodstream — the doctor may consider Vitamin Drips to replenish the vitamins and nutrients the body needs, or Exosome IV and Stem Cells in cases where care at the cellular level is desired. The doctor will assess and plan the sequence of restoration, including the appropriate interval between each programme, so that it aligns with each individual’s baseline health and health care goals.