Ridgeline Longevity & Aesthetics
Longevity

EBOO & BPC-157 Webinar: Advanced Therapies for Healing, Energy & Longevity

May 2026 · 2 minute read

This was our very first Ridgeline Longevity & Aesthetics webinar — a live 45-minute conversation between founder Christina Finnerty, FNP-C and our IV expert Kim Look, owner of Ozone Academy and one of the world's most-traveled trainers on ozone therapy. Kim has personally trained providers in 16 countries and set up more than 400 EBOO devices worldwide, and she practices right here in Idaho Falls with us.

Together they cover the two therapies patients ask us about most: EBOO and BPC-157. Watch the full session — the talking points below preview what's inside.

What We Cover

  • What EBOO — extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation — actually is, and why Kim calls it a "deep clean for your bloodstream."
  • How a session works, step by step: blood drawn from one arm, oxygenated and treated with medical-grade ozone and UV light, then returned through the other.
  • Why Ridgeline's EBOO is different — we combine ozone with ultraviolet blood irradiation (UVA, UVB, UVC plus full-spectrum light) and a custom nutritional IV, which very few clinics in the state offer.
  • What EBOO does at the cellular level: neutralizes free radicals, boosts mitochondrial ATP production, modulates the immune system (helpful for both under- and over-active immunity), and reduces the chronic inflammation Kim calls "inflammaging."
  • Who tends to benefit — chronic fatigue, brain fog, long-COVID, reactivated Epstein-Barr, autoimmune symptoms, Lyme, cardiovascular concerns, and simple healthy-aging maintenance.
  • The protocol we use: four sessions, once a week for four weeks, based on the two-phase study Kim herself conducted — plus what to expect after treatment (about a third of patients feel an immediate boost, a third feel a short healing response, and a third need the follow-up sessions to feel the shift).
  • What BPC-157 is — Body Protective Complex 157, a 15-amino-acid peptide derived from a protein in human gastric juice, and what Christina calls "your body's master healing signal."
  • Where BPC-157 shines: tendon and ligament repair, joint and cartilage support, gut-lining healing (leaky gut, IBS, reflux, ulcers, NSAID damage), neuroprotection across the blood-brain barrier, and faster workout recovery.
  • Why Christina uses BPC-157 in cycles (typically 6–12 weeks) rather than continuously, and how she pairs it with other peptides and hormone work for a full protocol.
  • How to know whether you're a candidate — including the one hard requirement for EBOO (good vein access in both arms) and what we offer when someone isn't.

The Honest Framing

Neither EBOO nor BPC-157 is a miracle. Both are regenerative tools — they trigger the body's own healing and detoxification pathways rather than covering up symptoms. That takes time and it takes the rest of the picture working with them: sleep, nutrition, movement, oxygen, sunlight, and, when needed, hormone balance.

You don't have to be sick to benefit. Kim and Christina are both patients themselves — they use these therapies to stay well and extend healthspan, not just lifespan.

The Ridgeline Approach

Every therapy we offer sits inside a personalized, science-backed protocol under the supervision of a licensed medical provider. That means labs, history, and a real conversation before anything is scheduled — not a menu you order from. Science and artistry. Inner health and outer beauty.

Ready to Talk?

If EBOO or BPC-157 sound like they might fit what you're working on, book a consultation. We'll review your goals and history and recommend a plan only if it makes sense for you. Patients travel from other states — and other countries — for this therapy; we'd love to see you in Idaho Falls.

This therapy is provided under the supervision of a licensed medical provider. Discuss your individual health situation with our team before beginning any new protocol.

Individual results may vary. Information on this page is educational and is not a substitute for personalized medical advice.

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