Ozone therapy in a serious clinic is not a scent, a sauna additive, or something you inhale. At Regenred, the core protocol under this name is major autohemotherapy (MAH): we draw a unit of your blood, mix it with a measured medical ozone-oxygen dose, and reinfuse it. The Trigen Ozone platform Regenred uses for EBOO also supports multiple ozone modalities; MAH is the bag-and-reinfuse track.
MAH treats a smaller volume than EBOO dialysis. That is the point. It is the visit we use when you do not need a full extracorporeal loop — or between EBOO days. A physician sets the dose. Nursing runs the bag. You are not left with a consumer ozone machine and a YouTube protocol.
Never inhale ozone. Never drink ozonated water as if it were this procedure. Those are different, and the inhaled route is unsafe.
What MAH Ozone Therapy Is — and Is Not
Think of MAH as the practical ozone protocol: one drawn unit, one controlled mix, one reinfusion. EBOO is the dialysis-volume extracorporeal cousin. We will tell you which one fits — they are not interchangeable marketing names.
Draw, Mix, Reinfuse
Major autohemotherapy is a closed, physician-dosed cycle: venous blood into a sterile bag, a measured ozone-oxygen mix, then return through the same visit. It is the MAH protocol listed under Regenerative Medicine — not a spa ozone mist.
Never Inhale Ozone
Medical ozone is generated for blood contact in a controlled dose. Inhaled ozone damages lungs. This page is not EBOO dialysis, not a cup of ozonated water, and not a home generator. If the method is a whiff, it is not our protocol.
How the Protocol Works
The visit is shorter than EBOO once access is placed. What matters is the generator, the mix, and the reinfusion — and which other ozone modalities we do not improvise without an order.
A Standard Venous Draw
We collect a prescribed volume into a sterile bag. Fasting and medication rules, if any, are confirmed before you arrive. The difference from a routine lab draw is what happens to that bag in the next minutes.
A Medical Ozone-Oxygen Mix
A clinical generator produces a set concentration. The gas mixes with the drawn blood in a closed system. Dose is an order, not a vibe. Trigen’s broader platform also runs EBOO; MAH is the bag protocol on that family of ozone equipment.
Return in the Same Visit
The ozonated unit is reinfused before you leave. You do not go home with a bag. Nursing watches the line; a physician is accountable for the parameters. That is what “MAH protocols” means in our catalog.
From Visit to a Personal Protocol
Results are not left at the IV pole. A Regenred physician explains why MAH was chosen instead of EBOO, how often to repeat it, and which labs tell us the protocol is doing work instead of filling a calendar.
Physician Review, Not a Menu Add-On
You sit down with a provider who chose MAH instead of — or in between — EBOO. We explain dose, frequency, and what would make us switch modalities. Questions are expected.
A Plan You Can Repeat on Purpose
The output is a written cadence: how many MAH visits, when EBOO is the better next step, and which labs or IVs belong in the same month. Membership then follows that cadence instead of a one-time bag.
Who This Protocol Is For
This protocol is considered for people who want physician-dosed ozone without a full EBOO loop — immune and recovery support, inflammatory load that is already mapped, and members who use MAH between extracorporeal sessions.
Recovery and Immune Support Without a Full Loop
If you want physician-dosed ozone and do not need a 2–3.5 liter extracorporeal pass, MAH is usually the starting conversation. We still confirm G6PD and a basic blood picture first.
One Catalog Name, Several Medical Routes
Trigen describes multiple ozone modalities on their equipment. At Regenred, “Ozone Therapy” in the catalog means MAH unless we explicitly book EBOO, TPE, or another ordered route. We will not mix methods without a physician plan.
How to Book
Ozone therapy at Regenred means MAH protocols on a medical generator, in an accredited suite, with a physician on the order. EBOO ozone dialysis is the higher-volume extracorporeal option on the same Trigen family of equipment. Ask for the one that matches the goal — not both as a default stack.
G6PD deficiency, significant anemia, and uncontrolled bleeding risk are among the reasons we may decline. If you already have a recent ozone record, bring it.
Ready to discuss MAH ozone? Request a consult and ask for Ozone Therapy under Regenerative Medicine. For the extracorporeal dialysis-volume version, ask for EBOO. Platform background: trigenozone.com.