UV Blood Irradiation

Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) is a medical treatment that involves exposing a small amount of a patient's blood to ultraviolet light to stimulate the immune system and help fight infections. The idea behind UBI is that exposure to UV light can kill harmful microorganisms in the blood, while also activating the body's natural defense mechanisms.

UBI has been used as a complementary therapy for various conditions, including bacterial and viral infections, autoimmune disorders, and cancer for over 50 years.

What is UV Blood Irradiation Treatment?

Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) is a medical treatment that involves exposing a small amount of a patient's blood to ultraviolet light to stimulate the immune system and help fight infections. The idea behind UBI is that exposure to UV light can kill harmful microorganisms in the blood, while also activating the body's natural defense mechanisms.

The UBI procedure typically involves the following steps:

1. A small amount of the patient's blood is drawn and collected into a sterile container.
2. The blood is then transferred to a specialized machine that exposes it to ultraviolet light.
3. The treated blood is then returned to the patient's body through an IV,
4. The treatment is usually repeated several times over the course of a few days or weeks.

Medical History of UV Blood Irradiation

1903: Nobel Price: UV Light for the cure of cutaneous tuberculosis

1920s: Development of a UV therapy device for extracorporeal blood treatment (Emmet Knott)

The technique is known as: Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UVBI)

1930s to 1950s: UV treatment to combat polio virus and other medical conditions including pneumonia and cancer.

The advent of antibiotics led to a decline in the use of UVBI as a treatment option. Nowadays, with an increasing incidence of antibiotic resistant infections and a desire for more natural therapies, UV light therapy is enjoying rising popularity again.

What are the Benefits of UV Blood Irradiation Therapy

UV Blood Irradiation Therapy is an old form of treatment that has been gaining traction again in recent years. This therapy involves exposing the patient’s blood to ultraviolet light in order to kill harmful bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. This type of therapy is often used to treat a variety of conditions, including chronic fatigue syndrome, Lyme disease, and other autoimmune disorders.

The primary benefit of UV Blood Irradiation Therapy is that it is a non-invasive and safe form of treatment. Unlike other forms of treatment, such as chemotherapy, UV Blood Irradiation Therapy does not require the patient to take any medications or undergo any invasive procedures. Additionally, this type of therapy is often used to treat conditions that are resistant to traditional treatments. This means that it can be an effective option for those who have not responded to other forms of treatment.

What symptoms and conditions areUV Blood Irradiation used for?

Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) has been used as a complementary therapy for a variety of conditions, including:

1. Infections: UBI has been used as an adjunct therapy for various infections, including bacterial, viral, and fungal infections. It is believed that the treatment can help kill harmful microorganisms in the blood and stimulate the immune system.
2. Autoimmune disorders UBI has been used as a complementary therapy for autoimmune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and multiple sclerosis. The treatment is thought to help modulate the immune system, reducing inflammation and promoting healing.
3. Cancer: UBI has been used as an adjunct therapy for cancer. It is believed that the treatment can help stimulate the immune system to better fight cancer cells.
4. Chronic fatigue syndrome: UBI has been used as a complementary therapy for chronic fatigue syndrome, a complex disorder characterized by extreme fatigue that is not relieved by rest. The treatment is believed to help boost the immune system and increase energy levels.
5. Lyme Disease: Ultraviolet light treatment is frequently used for patients with Chronic Lyme Disease, that have not responded to antibiotics. If you are suffering the aches and pains of Lyme Disease and need help, Ultraviolet Light Therapy is a solution that may work for you to reduce the bacterial count and pain caused by the Lyme Disease.
6. Long Covid: Ultraviolet Light Therapy is a solution that may work for you to reduce the bacterial count and pain caused by the Covid virus.
7. HIV
8. Hepatitis C
9. MRSA infections (a powerful and often fatal infection caused by antibiotic resistant bacteria which can be contracted in hospitals as a secondary infection)
10. Psoriasis
11. Autoimmune disorders Autoimmune disorders such as Lupus, chronic fatigue syndrome, and rheumatoid arthritis
12. Chronic pain
13. Allergies
14. Chronic yeast infections
15. Mononucleosis
16. Multiple sclerosis
17. Oxygenation of blood and tissues
18. Increased blood flow
19. Improved white blood cell counts.
20. Stimulation of immune system
21. Inactivation of harmful toxins
22. Anti-inflammatory effects
23. Reduced pain, especially chronic pain caused by inflammation.
24. Dilation of blood vessels
25. Improved circulation
26. Stimulation of red blood cell production
27. Decrease of fatty liver tissue which lowers harmful cholesterol and triglycerides.
28. Helps people with liver failure prolong life while waiting for a liver transplant.

Explain exactly how this UV Light works?

The session proceeds in four steps:

First. our nurse will remove 200 cc of blood.This is the same as a medium cup of water.

Second, this small amount of blood is passed through a quartz cuvette where it is exposed to ultraviolet light, at the same wavelength produced by sunlight.

Third, the blood is then returned to the blood stream.

Finally, Nature controls what happens next, and it is extremely exciting.

The power of the patient’s own white blood cells become capable of inactivating toxins, destroying, or at least inhibiting bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

Your cellular immunity is boosted, and your circulation is increased. Your blood flow and oxygenation are increased. You feel better, renewed.

UV light has also been shown to oxidize - or add oxygen - to the blood, in addition to killing harmful bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Not only does the added oxygenation have an anti-microbial effect, but it also boosts immune function by improving white blood cell activity.

The blood definitely will be subjected to an anticoagulant, to avoid clotting, and after that traveled through a quartz bottle, typically a cuvette, while it is specifically revealed to UV lighting. The blood will certainly be agitated throughout this procedure so as for the UV lighting to completely pass through the specimen of blood. When the blood has certainly been adequately exposed, it is simply restored to the patient's blood stream. This method is pain-free as well as risk-free for the client./p>

Side Effects:

There are actually no adverse negative reactions connected with UBI. In some cases, patients feel a light "flushing" feeling for an hour or so right after the procedure. Some people have mentioned a very moderate queasiness and/or flu-like symptoms for a brief moment, however, this is an indicator of the toxic substances and disease being actually purged from the body. There certainly have been no damaging adverse effects neither has the initial problem preceding the procedure been worsened.

The amount of UBI treatments a physician recommends is associated with the overall health condition of a client, the severity of the condition or problem being addressed, and the period of time a client has struggled with the ailment.

It is frequently utilized along with Hydrogen Peroxide Treatment in order to optimize the health benefits of oxygenation on the body's cells.

What is the cost of UV Blood Radiation treatment?

The cost of Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) treatment can vary widely depending on a variety of factors, including the location of the treatment center, the experience and qualifications of the healthcare provider, and the number of treatment sessions required.

In the United States, the cost of UBI can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars per treatment session. At our practice, the average cost is at the low end and is estimated to be between $400 to $500 per session. Most patients take ten sessions. Discounts are available for a 10-session package.

It is important to note that UBI is not typically covered by health insurance, as it is an alternative or complementary therapy. Patients should discuss the potential cost of UBI with their healthcare provider and the treatment center before undergoing the procedure, and they may also want to explore options for financial assistance or payment plans if needed.