What is Bryce Harper's EBOO therapy?

EBOO is a blood filtration and ozonation therapy where a portion of blood is processed and returned to the body to boost wellness.

How many games did Bryce Harper play in 2025?

Bryce Harper played 132 games for the Philadelphia Phillies in the 2025 MLB season.

What is the latest on Kyle Schwarber and the Phillies?

Kyle Schwarber, after a 56-homer season, is a free agent, and Bryce Harper hopes he re-signs with the Phillies despite other team interest.

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Bryce Harper's Offseason Blood Therapy Revealed

7 Dec

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Summary

Bryce Harper underwent EBOO blood filtration and ozonation therapy.
One-third of Harper's blood was processed and returned to his body.
Harper is recovering after a 132-game season for the Phillies.

Bryce Harper's Offseason Blood Therapy Revealed

Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper is embracing an unconventional recovery method this offseason. Following a demanding 2025 season where he played 132 games, Harper recently underwent a procedure known as EBOO (Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation).

This therapy involves filtering and ozonating one-third of the player's blood before it's reintroduced into his system. Harper shared details of the process on social media, highlighting its potential benefits for overall wellness. He expressed gratitude to Dr. Joshua Redd for facilitating the treatment.

Harper's recovery focus comes as the Phillies face uncertainty regarding teammate Kyle Schwarber, a free agent after a prolific 56-homer season. Despite interest from other teams, Harper has publicly stated his desire for Schwarber to remain with the Phillies, emphasizing his significant value to the team.