PHILOSOPHY

The Center for Nutrition and Preventive Medicine operates under the premise that the combination of both medical and what are currently considered  alternative medical approaches to patient care are more effective than either approach alone. While prescription drugs are useful for the treatment of some disorders, we prefer to utilize safer alternatives if possible. 

Eating the right foods in the proper quantities is essential for growth, development, health and well-being. Therefore, faulty nutrition, which results from the over- or under- consumption of nutrients, places one at risk for some of the most serious and prevalent chronic degenerative disorders which are epidemic in our modern society, such as: cancer, heart disease, hypertension, diabetes and deficiency diseases.

Just as faulty nutrition can be a causative factor in these and other diseases, improved nutrition can treat or prevent them. At the Center for Nutrition and Preventive Medicine nutritional therapy is a treatment of choice along with alternative medicine , with the use of medications reduced or eliminated so as to avert their unwanted side effects. While the prescription of drugs is important for the treatment of some disorders, we prefer to address these problems through nutritional and alternative medical means where possible.

Some of the more common problems treated at the Center are:

-Menopause

-Andropause (male menopause)

-Aging

-Healing of cosmetic surgery, wounds and injuries

-Toxic metal exposures (mercury, lead, arsenic)

-Food and environmental allergies and sensitivities

-Overweight and obesity

-Hypertension

-High cholesterol

 -Diabetes

-Heart disease

-Peripheral vascular disease

-Parkinson's disease

-Asthma

-Digestive disorders

-Candida

-Cancers 

            Patients of all ages, from childhood to old age have benefited from our care.

Suzanne Somers autographing her book, "Knockout, Doctors Who Are Curing Cancer", for Dr. Klingsberg