At Core IV Therapy, we are proud to offer our clients ozone and UBI treatments. These are two different treatments that offer similar benefits and may be better when experienced together.
But what exactly are they, and what benefits do they provide? Here we’ll talk about each treatment separately, what they can do for you when combined, and what services we offer at Core IV.
What Is Ozone Therapy?
Ozone therapy involves injecting ozone into the body with the intended benefits including improving the immune system, fighting bacteria and viruses, and generally detoxifying the body. Ozone, which is a gas, is a powerful oxidant that is toxic when inhaled, but some researchers believe it can have many therapeutic effects when injected. A medical treatment using ozone is known as autohemotherapy, which involves taking a person’s blood, cleaning it, and putting it back into the body.
Ozone therapy has been used to treat the following ailments:
Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) is a blood treatment that kills bacteria and viruses while boosting the immune system, and it also involves an autohemotherapy process. This treatment has been used for decades to treat all manner of serious medical conditions, like pneumonia, polio, and even cancer. The process involves extracting the patient’s blood, exposing the blood to ultraviolet rays that oxygenate it, and then putting the blood back in the patient’s system. Some research suggests this boosts oxygen in the bloodstream while also killing off viruses and bacteria.
UBI therapy has been used to treat the following ailments:
If you’re new to these types of treatments, this can seem like an overwhelming amount of information. But our clients find it an enjoyable and relaxing experience. To help you understand it better, here is some more detail about what treatments Core IV Therapy offers, and what the process looks like.
Some research suggests that using ozone and UBI treatments together can improve their efficacy. One study showed that ozone combined with UBI was 83% effective in inhibiting platelet aggregation, compared to 11% for ozone by itself and 0% for UBI by itself. Specialists often recommend that UBI and ozone therapy be used together because UBI and ozone do separate tasks. Ozone modulates the immune system, while UBI is able to kill bacteria and viruses. When they work hand in hand, their powers are amplified.
The ozone treatments we offer break down into two types: Ozonated Saline and Major Autohemotherapy (MAH).
Major Autohemotherapy (MAH) — For best results, once or twice a week, several syringes of blood are extracted, mixed with ozone and reinjected intravenously over a period of 30- 45 minutes. This version of treatment has been known to be effective against conditions such as macular degeneration, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, and tumors. Up to 30 treatments may be recommended over the course of 15 weeks. Because a blood thinner is required for this method, it is not always an option.
Ozonated Saline iV Drip – This can be an effective form of IV ozone therapy to fill the void for patients who don’t have access or can’t use major-autohemotherapy. Ozonated Saline IV Therapy is one of the safest and most effective ways to administer medical grade ozone to patients. Unlike Major Autohemotherapy, Ozonated Saline IV Therapy does not require the extraction of blood during the treatment.
For our UBI treatment, your provider will draw your blood, adds ozone, and then passes it through special tubing filled with UVA, UVB, and UVC lights. The combination of ozone and light rays increase the biological activity of the blood cells, thereby increasing immune boosting effects, as well as attaching a tool for eradicating bacteria, fungus, virus, and cancer as none of these dwell under moderate to intense UV conditions.
Sessions usually take 30-40 minutes. Most conditions typically involve 1 treatment a week for 10 weeks, but this can vary. Some acute cases only need one treatment and others need 3-5 treatments. Chronic conditions may require 2 treatments a week for 15-30 sessions. Starting a weekly regimen of Glutathione drips prior to starting Ozone therapy may help alleviate
Single Sessions | |
MAH Ozone with UBI | $250 |
Ozonated Saline | $220 |
Package of 5 | |
MAH Ozone with UBI | $1,150 |
Ozonated Saline | $1,025 |
Package of 10 | |
MAH Ozone with UBI | $1,999 |
Ozonated Saline | $1,850 |
If you’re interested in starting your own ozone and UBI treatment plan but still have questions or you aren’t sure how to begin, we can help. Contact us today to discuss your options; we can create a plan that fits your individual needs and budget. We can also explain the process to you in detail and schedule some initial treatments to get you started. The sooner you reach out, the sooner we can help!
Good | Better | Best | |
Microdermabrasion | $120 | $120 | $120 |
Glycolic and Luminate Resurfacing Treatment | $150 | ||
Marini Luminate Face Lotion | $105 | $400 | $800 |
Pack of 3 Luminate Resurfacing Treatments (2 weeks apart) | |||
Jan Marini MD Skin Management System | $385 | $385 | |
Pack of 6 Vitamin C & Glutathione 2000mg iVs | $774 | ||
Total | $380 | $905 | $2,079 |
Introductory Price | $330 | $825 | $1,879 |
Members | $300 | $800 | $1,779 |
Good | Better | Best | |
Glycolic & Enzyme Resurfacing (Sensitive Skin) OR Glycolic & Retinol Resurfacing | $150 | ||
Jan Marini Skin Management System | $310 | $310 | $310 |
Microdermabrasion | $120 | $120 | |
Pack of 3 Glycolic & Enzyme Resurfacing (Sensitive Skin) OR Pack of 3 Glycolic & Retinol Resurfacing | $400 | ||
Pack of 3 Marini Refine Peel | $480 | ||
Pack of 6 Endospères Face Sessions | $1,020 | ||
Total | $460 | $830 | $1,930 |
Introductory Price | $420 | $755 | $1,850 |
Members | $390 | $725 | $1,799 |
Our services do not take the place of your physician’s advice. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. As with any new treatment, please consult your physician if you have any concerns or to see if this is right for you.
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