Integrative Medicine – What does it mean?

Integrative medicine describes a combination of complementary and conventional medicine.

I trained in conventional medicine but I use both my knowledge of school medicine and naturopathic methods in my treatments. Healing methods such as Chinese medicine, Japanese acupuncture or supporting mitochondria – the power plants of ours cells – do not stand in opposition to school medicine but complement it.

Possible indications for an integrative medicine approach:

You do not feel well and traditional school medicine has not offered you the relief you were looking for. You are seeking supplementary treatment in addition to the therapy you have been receiving – or you just want to do something good for your body.

Frequently only the symptoms of the illness are treated and the possible causes ignored.

My holistic approach offers soothing, and supportive ways of treating illness and improving health.