What is it?
The Integrative and Holistic Medicine consult offers the patient the best of both worlds; combining the knowledge, treatments and diagnosis of conventional medicine with the vision and evaluation of holistic and integrative medicine necessary to solve many of today’s problems.
We know that a disease (or its absence) does not depend solely on the physical body. The human body should be seen and evaluated in all of its aspects (physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual) and not just as a set of isolated symptoms.
Who is it for?
This consultation is suggested for healthy people looking for a ‘check-up’ and to prevent imbalances, AND for people already living with chronic illnesses or medication who wish to improve their health status through an interactive approach..
How is it done?
In addition to the traditional methods of conventional medicine (history, objective examination and exams), other complementary assessment methods can be incorporated into the consultation that allow for a deeper assessment and earlier detection of possible body dysfunctions.
- Blood Assessment on Dark Blood Microscopy
- Bioelectronic evaluation of blood, urine and saliva
- Iridology evaluation
- Evaluation according to Naturopathy
- Meridian assessment
- Evaluation of informational fields
- Evaluation of morphological and psychic criteria according to Traditional Chinese Medicine
Just to name a few!
What treatments are used?
That depends on the findings from the consult, but some of the treatments/therapies may include:
- Dietary and lifestyle adjustments.
- Natural medication (Phytotherapy, Orthomolecular, Floral, Spagyrics.)
- Conventional medication (when required)
- Homeopathy
- Ozone therapy
- Hydro Colon Therapy
- Psychotherapy
- Aromatherapy
- Meditation and relaxation techniques
- Other treatments in the field of Natural Medicine.
- See other treatments available at the Clinic
How long does it take?
The first consultation usually takes between 60-90 minutes. Follow-ups (if necessary) are normally around 45 – 60 minutes.
Who is my doctor?
Dr. André Amorim
