The very first thing you should know is—I do things differently. I don't do things the same way as other doctors and other healthcare practitioners, even ones that you've seen.
The biggest striking difference is my treatment philosophy:
Treat the person, not their diagnosis.
Why would I say that?
Well, a diagnosis is just a label. It's just a word. It doesn't tell you what to do about it. For example, people are misdiagnosed everyday with everything from strep throat to cancer. If you came to me and said "I have insomnia," or "My child has ADHD"…that would be a place to start. But it doesn't tell me what to do about it because there are literally hundreds of different possible causes.
There are no "protocols."
What we do is ask…
What is the mechanism? Why is this happening?
To answer these questions we use:
Chiropractic Neurology
Functional Endocrinology
Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis
Functional Immunology
These cutting-edge sciences examine your Hormones, Immune System, Gastrointestinal System, your Metabolism from a completely different perspective. The problem is that traditional medicine is looking for DISEASE. It is not looking at what happens right before you get the "disease" label.
We want to restore function. We want to find the mechanism behind your problem. To do that we have to look at EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE.
We look at brain function with a non-invasive Brain Function Assessment. This examines how well different areas of the brain are functioning. We look at your chemistry (hormones, blood sugar, immune system, gastrointestinal system) with specialized lab testing. We do all this to make sure we're getting the best and most complete picture of you.
Ninety-nine percent of our patients have already been to 5, 6—even 7 doctors. With little or no long-lasting results. All of the "specialists" look at you through a microscope, a set of blinders. But this approach is too narrow. They miss the big picture.
You have to take a step back and get a BIG PICTURE OF THE WHOLE PERSON.
To get great results, we have to be really good detectives. That means doing the necessary tests whether any out-of-touch insurance company thinks they're "medically necessary" or not.
