Win Back Your Life From Chronic Disease Type 2 Diabetes & Hypothyroidism

 

Do you continue to suffer with the symptoms of hypothyroid despite thyroid hormone therapy, “normal” lab results, and your health care practitioner telling you “everything looks fine”?

 

Is a one-drug-after-another treatment working for you?

 

If it isn’t working for you – if you feel tired and frustrated from simply managing your disease without ever getting better – you are not alone. Millions of type 2 diabetics and low thyroid sufferers face the same uphill battle.

 

But there is good news. You may be an ideal candidate for our clinical model. A model that may be able to help you turn around your condition and get you back on the road to good health. That means potentially no more expensive drugs with potentially costly side effects. We focus on what is causing your condition and work to support your body’s ability to restore normal function.

 

Call (626) 387-0659 today to see if you qualify for a FREE consultation.

 

Or if you would like more information you can request one of our FREE REPORTS or FREE DINNER TALKS by submitting the form below.

 

Discover One Of The First Steps Many Patients Have Taken To Beat The Odds.

To manage their condition, chronically ill patients typically follow an expensive, time-consuming regimen of drugs and hormone replacement therapy. However these treatments may not be the best course for chronic diseases like type 2 diabetes and hypothyroidism . Patients can spend the rest of their lives fighting both the disease and the side effects of medication. Many get worse over time, not better, and find themselves trapped in a vicious cycle.

 

We take a different approach to patients suffering from chronic illness. Our clinical model is most commonly called Functional Medicine or Functional Endocrinology.  We refer to it simply as a Functional Health Model.

 

A Functional Health Model uses expansive diagnostic testing, pathological and functional analysis of lab results to arrive at a comprehensive diagnosis.  In our clinic it is not enough to diagnose someone with Type 2 Diabetes or hypothyroidism as this is often quite superficial.  The more important question is what is causing the condition for the individual.

 

It is important to understand that patients who share the same “label” of a disease (ie. Type 2 Diabetes) often have different causes for that disease despite the perceived similarity.  The different causes for disease of course call for customized care for each individual.  This customization of care for each individual is often the difference between getting worse over time and getting better.