Products and Services
Services provided
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​Assessment by Functional Genomic Analysis (FGA) and Autonomic Response Testing (ART).
Acupuncture (in clinic and at home).
Nutritional supplement consultation.
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Options for care
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We provide several types of evaluation options and a range of treatments.
A 15-minute free initial phone call can help determine what service is appropriate.
Use the website contact link or call 443-721-1074 to schedule this free call.
​FGA
Functional Genomic Analysis identifies unique genetic characteristics that can be modified
by diet, nutritional supplements and detoxification strategies. This work is done in
conjunction with Dr. Robert Miller of Functional Genomic Analysis.
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Genomics is the study of very small changes in a person’s DNA. Each of us has about 25,000
different genes made up of approximately 3 billion DNA units. Subtle variations in
DNA are not only what make us look different from one another, but also create
subtle health differences by changing the instructions for everything our cells make
and do; how we make hormones, handle inflammation and what nutrients we need
more or less of. These changes translate to health effects that can be modified, when understood.
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For more information on FGA see: https://www.nutrigeneticresearch.org/research​
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ART
Autonomic Response Testing. This system, which is similar to biofeedback, quickly evaluates health
concerns, with an emphasis on immune and neurological stresses. It also helps shape treatment
plans to resolve these issues. The ART technique was developed by Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt,
PhD, MD and is used by hundreds of clinicians throughout the world. For more information see:
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The Ruggiero-Klinghardt (RK) Protocol for the Diagnosis and Treatment of
Chronic Conditions with Particular Focus on Lyme Disease | American Journal of Immunology
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The issues that these two techniques address include:
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Neurological problems
Immune dysfunction
Sleep issues
Functional digestive diseases
Chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia
Depression and anxiety
Pain syndromes
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​The specific concerns evaluated include:​​
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1. Food allergies (inflammatory issues and stress response/weight gain effects).
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​2. Toxicity (heavy metals, such as mercury and lead, are usually key; solvents and plastics
are usually secondary).
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3. Nutritional deficiencies (macro and micro: protein, carbohydrates, fats and minerals/vitamins).
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4. Chronic infections (Lyme is the most prevalent primary infection currently; latent viruses
can also be a factor, especially in autoimmune and chronic fatigue problems).
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​​5. Environmental stresses (electromagnetic, mold, and inhaled allergens).
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