Managing Complex Chronic Illness

Many, many patients have recovered from this condition. If you have been dealing with symptoms for less than 24 months, recovery tends to be less complicated and faster. If you have been dealing with symptoms for over two years, the process can be more involved. Patients who are willing to do the work and stay on the right protocol have the most efficient and thorough outcomes.

Some of the most common causes of Complex Chronic Illness include:

• Infections with well-known bacteria (e.g. Lyme Disease)
• Infections with lesser-known bacteria (e.g. Bartonella)
• Infections with parasites (e.g. Babesia)
• Chronic infections with virus (e.g. Epstein-Barr Virus)
• Mold exposure
• Heavy metals (e.g. lead, mercury)
• Mast Cell Activation Syndrome or Histamine Intolerance
• Head trauma
• Microbial overgrowth in the intestinal tract
• Past emotional trauma (e.g. amygdala dysfunction, adverse childhood events, etc.)
• Mitochondrial dysfunction

There are three important steps

1. We first need to learn what is causing your health issues. The best way to do this is by running carefully selected, specialized tests on you.
2. You need to work with a treatment plan to address the identified cause(s), as well as to heal the damage they have dealt to your body. This may involve nutrition, supplements, herbs, IV therapy and/or injection therapies.
3. You need to give me feedback at regular intervals so your treatment protocol can be adjusted along the way. This will allow for the fastest and most thorough results.