Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation

Light Has Been Used in Medicine for Decades

More Than Skin Deep

Most people think of light as something we see—but specific wavelengths of light have long been studied for their biological effects. Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation applies this principle by exposing a small portion of your blood to controlled UV light outside the body before reinfusion, creating biological signals that may support your body’s natural defenses and recovery processes.

Immune Support

Designed to encourage a healthy immune response as part of an individualized wellness strategy.

Healthy Circulation

May help support healthy blood flow and oxygen delivery throughout the body.

Cellular Wellness

Supports the body's natural biological processes that contribute to resilience and recovery.

Improve Longevity

How UBI Therapy Works

Step 1

A small amount of blood is collected using a sterile closed system.

Step 2

The blood passes through a specialized chamber where it is exposed to controlled ultraviolet light.

Step 3

The treated blood is immediately returned to your bloodstream.

Step 4

This controlled exposure is intended to trigger beneficial biological responses that support immune function and overall wellness.

 Even though only a small volume of blood is treated, the goal is a broader systemic response.

Why Patients Explore UBI Therapy

Wellness Goals We Commonly Support

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Immune Resilience

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Healthy Circulation

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Tissue Oxygenation

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Healthy Inflammatory Balance

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Cellular Vitality

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Whole-Body Wellness

Every treatment recommendation is based on a comprehensive evaluation of your health history, symptoms, and goals.

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The Science Behind the Therapy

Why Treat Only a Small Amount of Blood?

One of the unique aspects of UBI is that only a relatively small amount of blood is exposed to ultraviolet light. According to the current practice overview, this controlled exposure is intended to stimulate a beneficial systemic response rather than requiring treatment of the entire blood volume.

Reported benefits highlighted by Delaware Integrative Medicine include:

Integrative Medicine, Personalized for You

One Piece of a Comprehensive Wellness Strategy

UBI is often incorporated into broader integrative medicine programs. Depending on your needs, your provider may recommend combining it with therapies such as ozone therapy, IV nutrient therapy, functional medicine, or nutritional support to create a personalized treatment plan.

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The Delaware Integrative Medicine Difference

Advanced Therapies with Individualized Care

Every patient is different, which is why every care plan begins with a comprehensive consultation. Our team evaluates your health history, wellness goals, and current concerns before determining whether Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation is an appropriate part of your treatment strategy.

Why Patients Choose Us
Improve Longevity

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation?

UBI is a therapy in which a small amount of blood is exposed to controlled ultraviolet light outside the body before being returned through a closed system.

The therapy is designed to support the body’s natural immune response and overall wellness by creating beneficial biological signals through controlled UV exposure.

Only a small portion of your blood is treated during each session, with the goal of encouraging a broader systemic response.

No. While both are integrative blood-based therapies, UBI uses ultraviolet light, whereas ozone therapy uses medical-grade ozone. Your provider can help determine which therapy—or combination of therapies—best fits your care plan.

The number of treatments depends on factors such as your overall health, wellness goals, and your provider’s recommendations.

Ready to Explore a Different Approach to Wellness?

Discover Whether UBI Is Right for You

Meet with our team to learn how Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation may complement your personalized integrative medicine plan and support your long-term health goals.