REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
MITOGENESIS
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Mitogenesis offers a group of “molecular gas” therapies that work by improving oxygen delivery, redox balance and recovery. These include Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), Hydrogen (“Hydroxy”) Gas Therapy and EBOO (Extracorporeal Blood Ozone Oxygenation). While each option works differently, all are delivered with careful screening, dosing and monitoring to support safety and comfort.
A New Standard In Healing
HBOT uses increased pressure to dissolve more oxygen into plasma so it can reach lower-circulation tissues. Hydrogen gas provides a selective antioxidant effect that may help modulate inflammation and oxidative stress. EBOO gently circulates blood through a medical-grade filter while it is exposed to a precise ozone-oxygen blend, then returns it to you. Because biology and goals differ, our clinicians design step-wise plans and may combine therapies when appropriate.
If you’re exploring ways to support healing after illness, reduce inflammation or enhance performance, we can help you compare options and decide whether one of these therapies may fit your pathway.
The inhalation of molecular hydrogen (H₂) combined with oxygen (O₂) has been studied for its therapeutic benefits, especially in the care of general well-being in pulmonary conditions.
How It Works
Molecular gas therapies represent an exciting new frontier in medicine, utilizing the unique characteristics of various gases at the molecular level to address a wide range of health issues. Although traditional gas therapies, such as oxygen therapy, have been used for a long time, “molecular gas therapies” offer a more advanced and personalized approach to achieving therapeutic benefits, focusing on specific molecular systems in the body.
These new treatments use different gases, each with its own special properties, and can help in various ways, from increasing oxygen levels to using gases like hydrogen for potential benefits in reducing inflammation and protecting tissues.
Explore our advanced therapies designed to support your health and wellness goals.
Pressurized chamber; aims to increase tissue oxygenation via plasma; typical session ~60–90 min.
Inhaled H₂/O₂ mixture; selective antioxidant/anti-inflammatory potential; non-pressurized.
Extracorporeal filtration with controlled ozone-oxygen exposure; returns blood to the body in real time.
In HBOT, patients breathe oxygen in a pressurized chamber, increasing the amount of oxygen in the blood and tissues. The increased pressure improves the delivery of oxygen to the injured or oxygen-deficient areas. This therapeutic approach supports the immune system, reduces inflammation, stimulates angiogenesis, increases oxygenation and nutrient supply to tissues, and promotes waste elimination. This treatment also improves cellular energy, aiding in the overall repair of tissues.
The advantages of hyperbaric oxygen therapy are extensive and impactful, promoting holistic healing in various aspects:
Hydroxyl gas therapy involves the administration of a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gases in specific proportions. This therapy is designed to potentially harness the antioxidant properties of hydrogen, which may help reduce oxidative stress in the body. It is believed to have potential benefits for various health conditions and is considered an emerging area of medical research.
Hydroxyl gas inhalation is an excellent therapy for people with cancer, chronic diseases, chronic infections, and autoimmune diseases.
Boosts metabolism, improves cognitive function, and increases overall energy.
Acts as a selective antioxidant, reacting only with specific free radicals while leaving beneficial radicals intact.
Helps the body maintain essential metabolic processes due to its selectivity.
Traverses the blood-brain barrier effortlessly due to its small molecular size.
Penetrates the nuclei and mitochondria of cells to boost mitochondrial metabolism.
Provides powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support for overall health.
EBOO is a therapeutic technique that involves extracting blood from one arm, filtering it, ozonating it, oxygenating it, and then returning it to the body. Ozone is known for its potential antimicrobial properties and immune system-stimulating effects. Various medical contexts use EBOO, particularly when they desire enhanced oxygenation effects. EBOO elevates cellular oxygen utilization, accelerates cellular recovery, optimizes blood circulation, cleanses the blood, eliminates toxins, boosts immunity, reduces systemic pain, and decreases inflammation. EBOO activates the immune system to combat harmful bacteria, fungi, and viruses, promoting an immune response against infectious diseases. It is a specialized variant of intravenous ozone therapy, which uses a filter to cleanse the blood while ozonating it and ultimately oxygenating it. The filtration system effectively segregates harmful agents, including various toxins, pesticides, viruses, mold, fungi, biofilm, and chemicals.
Some of the benefits of EBOO include:
WHO CAN BENEFIT
The therapy involves the inhalation of a controlled mixture of hydrogen and oxygen. This approach is based on the therapeutic properties of molecular hydrogen, which include
It improves tissue oxygenation and enhances therapeutic effects, facilitating cell regeneration and the repair of damaged tissues.
It is important to highlight that the therapy is non-invasive and generally well-tolerated. However, it is advisable to discuss any concerns or pre-existing medical conditions with the Mitogenesis team before starting the treatment.
When properly prescribed and monitored, it is generally well-tolerated as supportive therapy.
Typical sessions range 60–90 minutes depending on protocol and goals.
EBOO filters, ozonates and oxygenates blood in a closed loop, targeting detox and oxygen delivery more comprehensively.
Yes—your plan may stack HBOT, Hydroxy Gas and EBOO based on your history, labs and tolerance.
Individuals seeking support for energy, recovery, inflammation and respiratory/cardiovascular function after clinical screening.
Yes—plans often include IVs, nutrition, breathing and graded activity as appropriate.
Coverage varies; our team provides transparent costs and superbills when applicable.