What health conditions can our services address? Acne Allergies Arthritis and Pain Management Asthma and Respiratory Disorders Attention Deficit Disorders – ADD , ADHD & behavior disorders Blood Pressure and Heart Disease Building vibrant health and wellness Cancer Adjunct Therapies Candida / Yeast Infections Cholesterol / Triglycerides Colon & Intestinal Disorders- Chrons, Colitis, IBS, IBD, … Read More

Weight Loss & Obesity

Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)   PMS is a cluster of physical and emotional symptoms associated with the menstrual cycle. Most women experience some degree of PMS at some point in their menstrual history, although symptoms vary significantly from woman to woman. Reproductive hormones and neurotransmitters are thought to play a central role in PMS.  Five to ten … Read More

Complete Detoxification Packages Cellular detoxification is a critical ongoing process for achieving and maintaining health in the human body. It involves the elimination of substances which are poisonous and for which the body has no further constructive use and therefore must be eliminated in order to prevent dysfunction and sickness in the body. All healthy … Read More

Hypoglycemia and Dysglycemia Hypoglycemia means low blood sugar, whereas “Dysglycemia” refers to abnormal blood sugar levels from any cause which results from a disorder of blood sugar metabolism. Usually the more specific terms hyperglycemia (high blood sugar), hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), or others are used instead, and dysglycemia is used only when a firm diagnosis … Read More

Heavy-Metal and Mercury Toxicity Our environment has become polluted with many environmental chemicals and heavy metals. These toxins have become an inseparable part of the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat. Toxic exposure can affect us on a daily basis–from sources we may never even suspect. The human body … Read More

Fibromyalgia/ Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Infertility   Infertility is a major and growing problem. Over three million visits each year to North American physicians are for infertility. The demand for treatment is increasing and the cost, both financial and emotional, can severely strain relationships.  Symptoms  Infertility is defined as the absence of conception after one year of regular intercourse without the … Read More

So many people in our modern society feel overwhelmingly tired. Low vitality seems to be the bane of our daily experience. Everything about our existence in today’s world is moving at such a fast pace that it just leaves us breathless. It seems as if there is never enough time to accomplish our goals. The … Read More

Environmental Allergies  With environmental allergies, reducing your exposure to whatever is irritating you is key. Some people are allergic to household cleaners such as laundry detergent, hence the many varieties of mild detergent. With common irritants like mold and dust, a cleaning routine can help.  Reduce mold by removing houseplants, using a dehumidifier, avoiding carpet … Read More

Endocrine and Hormonal Disorders  Your endocrine system is a collection of glands that produce hormones that regulate your body’s growth, metabolism, and sexual development and function. The hormones are released into the bloodstream and transported to tissues and organs throughout your body. The following are the various components of the endocrine system:  Adrenal glands- Divided … Read More

____________________________________ There’s only one major disease and that is malnutrition.  All ailments and afflictions to which we may succumb are directly traceable to this major disease of “malnutrition” ~ D W.  Cavanaugh, M.D., Cornell University  ______________________________________ There are many different digestive disorders and drugstores are lined with literally hundreds of different remedies to try to block … Read More

Diabetes - Type 1 & 2   What should I know about Diabetes?  Diabetes mellitus, a term that means “the running through of sugar,” was first identified in the 1st century AD. The disease was described in old books as “the melting down of flesh into urine.” Diabetes mellitus is a chronic condition where there is less … Read More

Depression   What should I know about depression?  Depression has been part of the human condition since antiquity. Hippocrates, the ancient Greek “Father of Medicine,” is generally credited with the first description of an emotional disorder and is thought to have coined the term “melancholia,” literally translated as “black bile.”  Although life is filled with unexpected … Read More

Crohn’s Disease   Introduction   Also known as regional enteritis or ileitis. Crohn’s is an idiopathic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) most often affecting the small intestine and colon and characterized by sharply segmental transmural fibrosis and strictures (skip lesions), non-caseating granulomas, and fissures which lead to fistulae formation. Genetics, bacterial infections, immune system disturbances, and dietary factors … Read More

Hyperlipidemia  or Cholesterol   What should I know about Hyperlipidemia? If your health professional says you have hyperlipidemia, this simply means the amount of fat in your blood is higher than it should be. (“Hyper” means high; “lipid” is another word for fat or fat-like substance; “emia” refers to the blood.) Although high cholesterol is … Read More

Dysbiosis Dysbiosis (also called dysbacteriosis) refers to a condition with microbial imbalances on or inside the body. Dysbiosis is most prominent in the digestive tract or on the skin, but can also occur on any exposed surface or mucous membrane such as the vagina, lungs, mouth, nose, sinuses, ears, nails, or eyes. It has been associated … Read More

Complementary and Adjunct Cancer Therapies Every year millions of people are diagnosed with this serious condition which is not a disease as much as it is a symptom that the body is no longer able to regulate cellular homeostasis. Cancer is often caused by the combination of nutrient deficiencies and the limit of toxicity that … Read More

Blood Pressure / Heart Disease Good cardiovascular health is more than just the symptom of elevations in blood pressure, we look for the cause as to why you’re blood pressure is elevated, and help reduce or eliminate blood pressure medications that may be treating the symptom but don’t treat the cause. We also analyze other … Read More

Attention Deficit Disorders– ADD & other behavior disorders Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD a.k.a. hyperactivity) affects thousands of infants, children, adolescents, and adults. It shows up as abnormalities in behavior like hyperactivity, learning disorders and communication problems in early childhood with some remission occurring before birth and that, left untreated, continue to suffer from the condition … Read More

Asthma and Respiratory Disorders Asthma is a com­mon lung con­di­tion in the mod­ern world, one that impacts the lives of adults and chil­dren alike. Asthma threat­ens one’s essen­tial abil­ity to breathe, to take in oxy­gen, our most basic and urgent sur­vival need.  Asthma is a con­di­tion marked by recur­rent attacks of breath­ing dif­fi­culty, with wheez­ing … Read More

Arthritis and Pain Management Arthritis There are two major forms of arthri­tis and many dif­fer­ent causes for both. Osteoarthri­tis, more com­mon in the elderly, describes a con­di­tion in which the car­ti­lage in the joints wears away, induc­ing pain and stiff­ness mainly in weight-bearing joints. Osteoarthri­tis can be clas­si­fied into two major cat­e­gories: Pri­mary OA and … Read More

Allergies An allergy is a intol­er­ance to a par­tic­u­lar sub­stance. The term “food aller­gies” refers to hyper­sen­si­tiv­ity reac­tions to cer­tain foods or com­po­nents of food which lead to the pro­duc­tion of spe­cific anti­bod­ies, and the release of his­t­a­mine and other aller­gic medi­a­tors by mast cells. The term “food sen­si­tiv­i­ties” refers to a reac­tion to a … Read More

Acne A com­mon inflam­ma­tory pilose­ba­ceous dis­ease char­ac­ter­ized by come­dones, papules, pus­tules, inflamed nod­ules, super­fi­cial pus-filled cysts, and, in severe cases, deep inflamed puru­lent sacs. Acne is most preva­lent among teenage boys and girls and the hor­monal changes that take place at this age are cer­tainly at the root of many skin prob­lems. These changes cause … Read More