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Inuspheresis Perth

Inuspheresis® is an advanced blood filtration procedure designed to support your body’s natural processes by removing selected substances from the bloodstream. It is often referred to as blood cleansing, blood washing, or blood detoxification, although clinically it's an advanced therapy that uses a dual-filter system to help reduce certain plasma components that may accumulate due to environmental factors, lifestyle, or health conditions.

Your body works continuously to maintain balance and protect your health. Inuspheresis® is designed to assist by filtering out toxins and supporting your body’s natural functions to promote overall wellbeing.

We are the first certified provider of Inus in Australia.

POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS

Conditions that may be helped with Inuspheresis®

Inuspheresis® may be considered in cases involving a variety of health concerns related to inflammation and toxin build-up. This treatment is delivered under medical supervision and tailored to individual needs, often as a complementary approach alongside conventional therapies.

Blood cleansing without needing a blood donor.
When harmful substances accumulate in the blood, it may contribute to feelings of fatigue or imbalance.

Note: Reported benefits vary. Treatment is part of an integrative health plan and is not a substitute for standard medical care.

A New Approach to Blood Filtration

Blood Cleansing

Everyday Exposure to Hundreds of Pollutants Microplastics, heavy metals, pesticides, PFAS, and other toxins potentially accumulate in the body over time, which may challenge natural detox systems.

inuspheresis treatment nurse and patient
Inuspheresis Infographic

Inuspheresis® has been evaluated using over 500,000 data points and is supported by 12 published medical studies. Research to date suggests it may be applicable across a range of health contexts; however, further research into efficacy, mechanisms, and potential indications is ongoing.

Treatment process

How Inuspheresis works

Step:7
Follow-Up & Ongoing Care

Following treatment, patients may attend follow-up appointments to review progress. Further sessions may be discussed depending on individual circumstances and clinical judgment.

Step:6
Inuspheresis® Procedure (if clinically appropriate)

If the doctor determines the procedure is appropriate, patients typically undergo two 3–4 hour Inuspheresis® sessions. A registered nurse is present at all times during the procedure to provide monitoring and support.

Step:5
Blood Tests

Relevant blood tests are required prior to treatment. These help assess baseline markers and ensure the procedure is appropriate and safe for you.

Step:4
Doctor Consultation

A clinical consultation is required before any treatment can occur. During this appointment, Dr Simons reviews medical history, discusses presentation in more detail, and advises whether INUS is appropriate to consider as part of a patients management plan.

Step:1
Initial Enquiry

Patients can submit an enquiry via our contact page to learn more about the Inuspheresis® process and whether it may be appropriate to explore. Our team provides general information and outlines the next steps.

Step:2
Talk to a trained Inuspheresis consultant

A trained INUS nurse will contact you to clarify information, answer general questions about the procedure, and determine whether a consultation with the doctor is suitable.

Step:3
Complete Pre-Assessment Forms

Before any clinical discussion, patients complete a set of pre-assessment forms. These help the nursing team understand medical history and whether a consultation should be arranged.

Modern Detox Starts with Smarter Blood Filtration

How Inuspheresis® Works in 3 Steps

how does inuspheresis work?

Step 1 – Plasma Separation

Your blood passes through a primary filter that separates plasma from blood cells.

Step 2 – Targeted filtration

The plasma is filtered a second time using a filter tailored to your treatment plan. This may help reduce certain plasma components such as toxins and inflammation markers.

Step 3 – Clean blood returned

The filtered plasma is recombined with your blood cells and returned to your body.

Note: All steps are conducted under professional supervision.

A Time-Friendly Treatment That Fits Your Lifestyle

Inuspheresis® is designed for modern lifestyles—offering an outpatient blood filtration procedure. Each session typically lasts around 3 to 4 hours and can be comfortably scheduled into your day. Many people find the experience relaxing, providing time to rest and recharge.

What to expect:

  • Efficient treatment completed in a short timeframe.

  • Comfortable setting and treatment bed.

  • Gentle process.

Precision-Engineered for Effective Filtration

Innovative Blood Filtration Technology

Environmental filter (TKM58)

The TKM58 is a specialised filter used in the Inuspheresis® process. It may help to remove certain proteins and protein-bound substances from your blood plasma. This filter uses membrane technology to separate components by size and type for consistent, controlled results.

Potential Side Effects & Considerations

Inuspheresis® is an extracorporeal (outside the body) procedure. As with any medical procedure involving intravenous access and blood filtration, side effects may occur.

Common or possible side effects include:

  • Itchy skin
  • Pain, bruising or bleeding at the IV puncture site
  • Dizziness or a temporary drop in blood pressure
  • Formation of a haematoma (localised blood collection) at the puncture site
  • Electrolyte imbalances

Less common but more serious risks may include:

  • Nerve irritation or damage at the IV puncture site
  • Allergic reaction to the anticoagulant (Heparin®) used during the procedure
  • Infection
  • Thrombosis (blood clot), which is minimised through the use of anticoagulation
  • Cardiac arrhythmia (rare)
  • Unintended removal of essential blood components

All patients undergo a suitability assessment prior to treatment. A registered nurse is present throughout the procedure, and patients are monitored to help minimise risk. Your treating doctor will discuss potential risks and answer any questions before proceeding.

FAQs

What health concerns is Inuspheresis® used for?

Inuspheresis® is used in supportive care as part of integrative treatment plans. Suitability varies by individual and should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical condition.

Who is Inuspheresis® suitable for?

Inuspheresis® may be suitable for adults looking to support their health and wellbeing, including those experiencing fatigue or general symptoms of imbalance. A healthcare professional can assess individual suitability based on your medical history and health goals.

What types of health concerns can Inuspheresis® support?

Inuspheresis® is used internationally as part of integrative care plans. It has been explored in the context of post-viral symptoms, metabolic issues, and inflammatory conditions. Please speak with a qualified clinician to determine if it may be appropriate for your needs. Inuspheresis® is not intended to diagnose or treat specific medical conditions.

Is Inuspheresis® safe?

The procedure is generally well tolerated, however it may cause minor side effects that usually resolve quickly, such as bruising or pain at the access point or light-headedness. More serious complications are rare, but can include:

- Bleeding and/or increased risk of bleeding

- Infection and/or increased risk of infection

- Low blood pressure

- Muscle cramping

How long does a session take?

You’ll be comfortably seated while your blood is filtered through a specialised system. Each session typically lasts between 3 to 4 hours. You are encouraged to rest after the treatment for at least the rest of the day.

Where is Inuspheresis® available in Australia?
How many sessions will I need?

The number of Inuspheresis® sessions varies depending on individual health circumstances, treatment goals, and clinical assessment. In some cases, treatments may be scheduled close together, such as two sessions with a rest day in between. In other cases, treatments may be spaced further apart, ranging from several days to up to a month between sessions.

Your treating healthcare professional will recommend an appropriate treatment schedule following your initial consultation and ongoing assessment.

Do I need a referral to get started?

No referral is needed. However, to determine whether Inuspheresis® is appropriate for your health needs, you are first required to complete a medical questionnaire and then have a consult with one of our Doctors.

Can Inuspheresis® be used alongside other treatments?

Yes. It is often considered as part of an integrative care plan. We encourage coordination with your existing healthcare team to ensure a cohesive approach to your wellbeing.

How Much Does Inuspheresis Cost?

The cost of Inuspheresis® varies depending on individual clinical needs, the number of sessions recommended, and the overall treatment plan developed during your consultation. Because each patient’s circumstances are different, pricing is discussed directly with our clinical team after an initial assessment. To learn more about fees or to discuss whether INUS may be appropriate for you, please contact the clinic. Our team can provide general guidance and arrange a no-cost initial consultation with a trained nurse.

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