Arthritis

Millions of people suffer from some form of arthritis. Because most doctors believe arthritis is incurable, the standard medical response has been simply to prescribe medication to reduce the symptoms. Substantial evidence and clinical experience clearly demonstrate that the pain and disability caused by arthritis can be alleviated and even prevented through dietary modification, nutritional supplementation, stress reduction and other alternative therapies such as intravenous DMSO.

Osteoarthritis is typically a symptom of nutritional deficiencies, excess body weight, inadequate exercise and internal toxicity from poor food choices and/or exposure to environmental toxins and allergens.

Rheumatoid arthritis is classified as an auto-immune disease in which the body attacks its own tissue. We have discovered that a primary cause of rheumatoid arthritis is delayed food allergy (IgG) and the often related problem of abnormal permeability of the intestinal wall, known as "leaky gut syndrome".  This abnormal permeability allows incompletely digested food particles to pass into the bloodstream, where, if not cleared, are eventually deposited in tissue and joints causing an inflammatory reaction and pain.

After performing lab tests such as the ALCAT and other blood and urine testing, we design individually tailored treatment programs based upon the needs of each individual. In addition to diet and nutrition, we treat arthritis with neural therapy, acupuncture, IV therapy, homeopathy and reiki.