Nutritional Therapy
Burton Frederick D MD provides healthcare services in Wynnewood PA. Their practice specializes in Internal Medicine with an integrative approach to patient wellness that encompasses various treatments like herbs, homeopathy and nutritional therapy.
Nutritional therapy is an approach used to manage and treat diseases caused by malnutrition, including diabetes, heart disease, respiratory ailments, digestive system disorders, overweight/obesity. It may be taken either orally or intravenously.
Dr Burton Medica Center is well known for their dedication in treating chronic degenerative conditions like arthritis, asthma, fibromyalgia, sarcoidosis and general musculoskeletal issues. Their individualized patient care may involve referrals to offsite chiropractors or acupuncturists.
Herbs
Herbs are natural plant medicines used to treat various disorders. Unlike pharmaceutical medications, most herbal remedies lack clearly-delineated active ingredients and their effects may range from mild to strong. Because certain herb products may interact with certain prescription medicines, you should notify your healthcare provider if using herbal preparations alongside having any health conditions or taking prescription drugs.
Herbal medicine practitioners believe that whole plants contain more power than any one chemical isolated from it; for instance, heart medication digitalis was extracted from foxglove plant. Herbal therapy strives to restore balance within the body so it can heal itself naturally; various herbs act on different systems within it.
Herbs may be taken in various forms such as dried or fresh plants, liquid extracts, tablets, tinctures, powders or tea bags. How an herb is prepared will also have an impact on its safety and effectiveness; an alcoholic tincture contains more concentrated extract than water-based infusion of herbs. To guarantee quality herbal products it’s wise to look for certification by United States Pharmacopeia or NSF International who test products for contaminants before visiting manufacturers to verify good manufacturing practices.
Dr Burton Medica Center of Wynnewood PA offers holistic medical treatments such as nutrition, herbal and homeopathy medicine to treat chronic degenerative conditions including arthritis, diabetes, asthma, heart disease and digestive complaints. They treat most chronic degenerative diseases including rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, asthma, heart disease and digestive complaints; in addition they specialize in autoimmune disorders like Lupus Sarcoidosis Musculoskeletal Ailments as well as providing holistic solutions for female issues or allergies.
Homeopathic Medicine
Homeopathic medicine is an alternative treatment approach that uses highly diluted substances to stimulate the body’s natural healing response. Homeopathy remedies are used for chronic diseases like asthma and arthritis and are safe for babies, children, pregnant women, adults as well as people living with disabilities. Homeopathy medications made from plant or mineral materials and FDA regulated are ideal solutions for minor injuries like cuts or scrapes or muscle strains.
Homeopathy was invented in the late 1700s by Samuel Hahnemann. He believed that disease symptoms are an essential part of the body’s attempt to restore its health. Furthermore, if something could cause symptoms in healthy people it would likely work just as effectively against sick ones; this principle is known as similia similibus curentur or “like cures like.”
Homeopathic medicines are produced through repeated distilling and potentizing. This process, known as succussion, dilution increases as more chemicals leave their original substance behind in solution; usually until no detectable chemical substances remain.
Once a remedy is created, it is given to the patient. At that time, they may be asked about specific symptoms they’re experiencing – even ones unrelated to any disease being treated – in an extensive interview called case taking. From there, a homeopath then finds medicine which matches up well with all aspects of a patient’s characteristic totality; this medicine is called similimum.
Drops or pellets containing these remedies may be taken orally after dissolving in alcohol or water, according to instructions on their labels or in combination with other prescribed medications. Some practitioners have noted that the remedies can be stored safely for extended use – making them an invaluable addition to any medicine cabinet.
Homeopathic remedies have varying degrees of scientific support for their efficacy; some research supports their use, while other studies show no more effectiveness than placebos. Therefore, before embarking upon any homeopathic regimen for chronic illnesses, always consult your healthcare provider first.
Physical Therapy
Holistic medicine practitioners believe that all aspects of one’s health, from diet, exercise, mental health and relationships to relationships should all be taken into consideration when treating someone holistically. Holistic practitioners recognize the inherent healing powers in all people; thus encouraging their patients to take an active part in their health care by learning how to identify personal stressors as well as making healthier diet and lifestyle decisions.
Holistic medicine practitioners use various treatments, such as herbs, supplements, homeopathy and food as medicine. Additionally, acupuncture, manual therapy and neural retraining may also be utilized to provide care to their patients. They work closely with healthcare professionals like nurses and doctors when providing care, but may refer their patients out for specialty services like immunologist or endocrinologist evaluation if necessary.
An individual can find a holistic doctor by soliciting referrals from family and friends. When selecting a practitioner, consider their acceptance of insurance plans as well as weekend or evening appointments available to them. It is also wise to inquire as to their treatment philosophy as well as how well they communicate with other healthcare providers on your behalf.
Holistic medical practitioners do not regard one treatment method as superior to another and often combine traditional approaches with alternative therapies in their approach to care for their patients’ emotional and spiritual well-being. While modern Western doctors tend to focus on symptoms for the purpose of relieving pain relief, holistic practitioners look toward prevention to promote overall wellness in their patient population.
Holistic medicine offers many advantages; its benefits range from weight loss and improving energy levels, to relieving pain and lowering risks associated with cancer or other diseases, as well as helping chronic conditions like asthma or high blood pressure.
In the United States, there are various kinds of holistic practitioners. Osteopathic doctors (DO), who receive an equivalent education to MDs but practice holistically; for instance using hands-on manipulation of musculoskeletal systems as healing modalities is one method they employ. Other holistic professionals include nurses and doctors who have studied holistic medicine studies.
