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Top row, l to r: Alain Brunet, Leonard Levin, Carmen Loiselle and Zu-hua Gao. Second row, l to r: Elham Emami, Kevin Schwartzman and Howard Steiger. Bottom row, l to r: Errol B. Marliss, Ccile Rousseau, Linda Snell and Charles Bourque

Eleven members of the McGill community, representing the Faculties of Medicine and Dentistry, were among the 49 Canadians recognized for their leadership in the health sciences through their election as new Fellows of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS), one of the highest honours for individuals in the Canadian health sciences community. The new Fellows were formally inducted during a ceremony as part of the CAHS Annual Meeting on September 19, in Ottawa. Elections are based on a nominating and peer review process that seeks to recognize those who are marked by a record of substantial accomplishment.

The 11 newly elected Fellows from McGill are:

Charles BourqueDr. Charles Bourque is a Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery at McGill University and a senior scientist in the Brain Repair and Integrative Neuroscience Program at the McGill University Health Centre. His team investigates the molecular and cellular mechanisms by which the brain monitors body hydration. Dr. Bourque has identified the mechanisms underlying osmoreception, revealed how the brains central clock contributes to body fluid homeostatis, and showed how dietary salt can increase blood pressure by affecting the brains osmoregulatory networks.

Alain BrunetAlain Brunet is a scientist-practitioner at the Douglas Institute and Professor of Psychiatry at McGill University. His research team was the first to show in a patient population that one could treat a psychiatric disorder by selectively blocking the reconsolidation of specific memories. The applications of this finding to date include the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder, addiction, and adjustment disorders. This brief treatment method was taught as an emergency measure to 200 clinicians in France who, in turn, successfully treated hundreds of victims in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks that took place in Paris (2015) and Nice (2016).

Elham EmamiDr. Emami is a clinician-scientist, professor, and the first female Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry at McGill University. She has professional training in Prosthodontics, an MSc in Science, a PhD in Biomedical Sciences, and postdoctoral fellowships in Public Health and Epidemiology. Emamis interdisciplinary research program advances theoretical and practical knowledge with the goal of decreasing the burden of poor oral health in the Canadian population. Recipient of several career awards, she serves on various national and international executive, advisory and editorial boards, and has a strong track record of service to the community in the field of Dental Science

Zu-hua GaoDr. Zu-hua Gao has been the Chair of Department of Pathology at McGill University and Chief of Pathology at McGill University Health Center since 2012. During his tenure, the departments academic performance and international reputation have excelled. Dr. Gao is recognized as an international authority in undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate medical education. He has edited 3 extremely popular textbooks; Clinical Skills Review, Gross morphology of Common Diseases and Pathology Review and Practice Guide. As a distinguished scientist in cancer and transplant immunology research, Dr. Gao has published 139 peer reviewed articles and received over 20 prestigious research awards.

Leonard LevinLeonard A. Levin, MD, PhD, FRCSC is Chair of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at McGill University. Dr. Levins research is devoted to understanding how diseases of the optic nerve result in loss of connections between the eye and the brain, finding ways to prevent and reverse that damage, and translating those findings to treating people with eye disease. He also addresses the challenges associated with bridging the gap between what is discovered in the laboratory and what is effective in patients, and is developing novel techniques for solving this problem.

Carmen LoiselleDr. Carmen G. Loiselle, (Ph.D., Nursing & Psychology) is Full Professor in the Faculty of Medicine at McGill University. She holds a Research Chair in psychosocial oncology, is CoDirector (Academic) of the Segal Cancer Centre and Scientific Director at Hope & Cope. An internationally recognized expert in person-centred cancer care, she has received over $43 million in research funding and has published 140 scientific works. An exceptional and generous mentor to trainees and colleagues, she led a 12-year CIHR-funded research training initiative in psychosocial oncology that provided stipends for promising trainees pursuing transdisciplinary cancer research at six participating Canadian Universities.

Errol B. MarlissDr. Marliss is an exemplary, widely-collaborative MD clinician-scientist in the areas of obesity and diabetes. His group is internationally recognized for showing that abnormal protein metabolism in these diseases accompanies that of glucose, and how to correct it. An amino acid metabolomic signature in these states predicts diabetes risk. Brain research during a weight reduction diet identified signals associated with success. A rat type 1 diabetes syndrome he discovered gave insights into the human disease. He has been a dedicated physician, nutrition teacher, committee member, and exceptional mentor to many trainees and junior faculty, most of whom became successful academics.

Ccile RousseauAfter medical school, as a young family doctor, Ccile Rousseau worked with Mayan communities in the war torn Guatemala. Her subsequent clinical and research career has been dedicated to understand, and prevent the effects of organized violence on children, families and communities. She focused first on refugee mental health, uncovering the complex interactions between pre-migratory and post-migratory factors through numerous studies; she confirmed the pertinence of eco-systemic approaches for refugee care, which led her to develop school-based prevention programs for refugee children. Consulting to governments, she presently implements clinical and prevention programs to address the sensitive issue of violent radicalization

Kevin SchwartzmanDr. Kevin Schwartzman is Director of the Respiratory Division at McGill University. He is Chair-Elect of the Tuberculosis Section of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease. He is a clinician-investigator and awardwinning educator (Canadian Association for Medical Education). His research assesses the impact and costeffectiveness of public health programs combating and preventing tuberculosis, in Canada and abroad.

Linda SnellLinda Snell is Professor of Medicine & Core Faculty, Centre for Medical Education, McGill University, and Senior Clinician Educator at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. She is active in teaching, education leadership and education research, and has served in education and clinical leadership roles at McGill, nationally and internationally. She has been an invited speaker in medical education across Canada and worldwide. Her current interests include: competency-based education; advanced training for clinician-educators; teaching & assessing the CanMEDS competencies, particularly Professional, Leader and Scholar; leadership in medical education; and education scholarship. Dr Snell practices general internal medicine.

Howard SteigerDr. Howard Steiger directs Quebecs only large-scale, specialized eating-disorders programthe Douglas Institute Eating Disorders Continuum (EDC). Under his leadership, the EDC has earned regional, national and international recognition for its clinical services, research and teaching. Responsible for 170 articles and chapters, Dr. Steiger is Associate Editor of the Journal of Eating Disorders, has served as Co-President of Quebecs Body Image Charter (CHIC), and has occupied leadership roles in all main international associations concerned with Eating Disorders. Through his research and advocacy work, Dr. Steiger has had a global influence upon theory, policy and practice in the Eating Disorders field.

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Hair growth tips: Apply lukewarm hair oil on your hair to get shiny hair

Premature greying of hair, hair fall, split ends, dandruff can be like the worst nightmares of your life. If you have tried nearly most natural remedies for hair care and without getting any result, then the hair oil mix we are going to share in this article might be of some help to you. According to lifestyle coach Luke Coutinho, this mixture of hair oil can work like magic for common hair problems like hair fall, grey hair, dandruff and dull hair. The ingredients that this hair oil mix requires are pretty simple and have been famous for effective hair care tips. It is prepared by mixing mustard oil, coconut oil, curry leaves and fenugreek seeds. They are all excellent ingredients for hair care.

Mustard oil, coconut oil, curry leaves and fenugreek seeds are oil ingredients that are easily available at home. To prepare the hair oil mix, you need cold pressed mustard oil (500 ml), cold pressed coconut oil that is not perfumed (200 ml), methi or fenugreek powder (1 tbsp) and curry leaves powder or curry leaves (1 tbsp). Mix all the ingredients well and store in a clean glass bottle for a week. You need to give this time to the hair oil mix in order to allow the ingredients to infuse properly for hair care.

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Take the amount of oil you want in a small bowl and warm it slightly. Massage lukewarm oil on your scalp and throughthe length of your hair. You should keep it for at least an hour or 2, or apply it overnight if you want. Wash hair with a mild shampoo the next morning. You can avoid using hair conditioner. (tip: avoid using hair conditioner if you are washing your hair after proper oiling)

When combined with a healthy balanced diet (comprising all major food groups), less consumption of alcohol, no smoking, healthy sleeping habits, less stress and regular physical activity, this hair oil mix can work wonders for hair care.

Also read:Prepare This Hair Mask With Just Two Ingredients To Fight Hair Problems

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(Luke Coutinho, Holistic Lifestyle Coach - Integrative Medicine)

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Dandelion Supplement: Market outlook

Once thought as an ancient remedy and traditional medicine, the herbal medicines have now emerged as a potential health supplement, and as complementary and alternative medicine in the modern-day world. Increasing consumer inclination towards the maintenance of a healthy lifestyle through a nutritious diet and physical activities, coupled with an influx of integrative medicine, and complementary and alternative medicine is the major trend in the herbal supplements market.

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The fuelling herbal supplement demand is giving rise to dandelion supplement over the forecast period. Dandelion is an herb, whose roots and stems are used to formulate herbal dietary supplements. Dandelion supplements are used to aid digestion and stimulate appetite in the consumers, besides, dandelion supplements are used in the treatment for upset stomach, gallstones, muscle aches, joint pains, bruises, and eczema. The dandelion supplement is used as a purgative to increase bowel movement in the body and is also used to increase the frequency of urination. Furthermore, dandelion supplement is used as a blood tonic, skin toner, and digestive tonic, making it a popular health supplement among the consumers.

Cashing in on the Booming Market for Herbal Supplements, to Provide Growth Opportunity for Dandelion Supplement

Increasing trends for preventive healthcare and aging baby boomers demographics is anticipated to drive the growth for dandelion supplement over the forecast period. Todays consumers are becoming more and more aware of the necessity of preventive healthcare in day to day lives. The consumers have started spending more on pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals to prevent the onset of health risk and diseases. According to a survey conducted by the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) in 2014, around 68% of adults in the U.S. consumed dietary supplements; of these, approximately 50% were regular users. About 83% of adults in the U.S. communicated overall confidence in the effectiveness, safety, and quality of dietary supplements.

Increasing healthcare expenditure by consumers is pushing them to opt for herbal supplements like the dandelion supplement, which tend to benefit health and prevent health adversities in the consumers. Hence, increasing consumer consciousness concerning health is expected to be primarily growth driver fordandelion supplement market. Besides, there is a sudden rise in self-directed consumers who are increasingly relying on different channels to self-diagnose and self-treat health problems before even consulting doctors. This is again boosting the sales of dandelion supplement that is potential in treating indigestion and related symptoms in the body. Also, with the growth of online retailing and development of retail channels and pharmacies, consumers now have greater accessibility towards a wide band of herbal and dietary supplements which is providing strong market opportunity for the dandelion supplement manufacturers.

Dandelion Supplement: Key Players

Some the key players operating their business in the global dandelion supplement market are Alfabel Natural Solution, Natures Way, Nutra Green Biotechnology Co.,Ltd., Now Health Group, Inc., Doctor Sport LLC, Liberty Natural Products, Inc., and Natural Factors Inc., among others.

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When you're sick, medication or even surgery may be just what the doctor orders. Dr. Adam Perlman, an integrative health specialist at Mayo Clinic, asks an additional question.

"What else can we do to really improve our sense of well-being?"

That's where acupuncture, yoga or tai chi may be integrated into an overall plan of care. Dr. Perlman describes it as "really helping people to go beyond the treatment of disease and pathophysiology, to really a place where they are optimizing their vitality."

Evidence shows, for instance, that acupuncture can help with chronic pain and may be recommended to those with cancer, chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia.

Tai chi helps with balance and reduces falls in older adults. Yoga may help reduce stress, lower blood pressure and lower your heart rate.

But, Dr. Perlman says, it's not just what you do with your body that's important.

"Other things that tend to impact our health and well-being are things like gratitude and relationships."

For the Mayo Clinic News Network, I'm Vivien Williams.

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Integrative Medicine and Health - Overview - Mayo Clinic

We look forward to becoming your partner in accessing and improving your optimal health and well being. At Integrative Medicine of New Jersey our team invites you to take a step into a new world- a world of possibility; a world of good health and well being; a world where you are given the tools to take charge of your own health.

Our goal is to provide a road map to help you navigate through health problems within an entirely new vision, one that allows you to understand and address the cause of disease and ill health rather than just treating the symptoms.

Dr. Sherman and her team at Integrative Medicine of New Jersey specialize in Integrative Medicine, Bio-Therapeutics, Family Wellness and Primary Care. She has an open minded and eclectic approach to evaluating and treating her patients utilizing the resources of Conventional and Integrative medicine and the evolving scientific medical developments.

The center offers the people of Union, NJ state of the art medical advances and technology and is dedicated to Preventative Care Management, Allergies and Asthma, Auto-Immune Diseases, Gastrointestinal Health, Neurological Conditions, ADD, ADHD, Autism, Pain Management, Endocrine Disorders, Anti-Aging, Hormonal Imbalances, and Acute Illnesses.

Our Integrative approach to medicine utilizes natural, non-invasive therapies in conjunction with traditional approaches designed individually for each patient. These therapies focus on optimal lifestyle choices for each specific condition and include Nutrition/Diet Counseling, Sleep and Exercise Recommendations, Supplementation, Herbal Medicines, and Homeopathy.

Integrative Medicine of New Jersey offers Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement therapies, Nutritional Bio- Chemistry, Heavy Metal Toxicity, IV therapies, and Comprehensive Detoxification programs. Non-Invasive Cosmetic Treatments are also offered. These treatments include Holistic Facial Rejuvenation, Wrinkle Reduction, Hair Removal, Anti-Aging Non-Surgical Face Lifts, Sophisticated Laser therapies and Spider Vein Rejuvenation.

Our process begins with a thorough review of your medical history, an examination, and testing and investigational analysis in our on-site laboratory. This specifically entails a detailed conversation about your current state of your health, health history, family history, diet, lifestyle habits etc. Based on our findings, Dr. Sherman will then create a comprehensive program designed especially for you.

Part of our commitment to you, is to provide as much information as possible about good health, healing and your well-being. We encourage you to come to your appointment with a list of detailed questions, goals, all previous blood work and diagnostics from other physicians and outside labs, and current medications including all vitamins and nutritional supplements. This will allow us to help you solve problems more efficiently and enhance the quality of your care.

For your convenience we have included a contact sheet for your personal files as well as Integrative Medicine of New Jersey Best Practices to insure a successful visit. If you have any further questions concerning our process, treatments and or administrative issues, please contact one of our Integrative Care Patient Representatives. We have reserved a special time to help you with your health concerns. If you cannot make your scheduled appointment, please contact us as soon as possible to re-schedule your time. We have a 48 hour cancellation policy.

It is a pleasure welcoming the people of Union, NJ to our practice and the opportunity to experience the medicine of the future.

Best,Dr. Rimma L. Sherman, DirectorIntegrative Medicine of New Jersey

Chance favors the prepared mind. ~Louis Pasteur

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At Virginia Mason, we understand the importance of caring for the whole person. And that each individual's path to optimal health is unique. That's why we have partnered with the Bastyr Center for Natural Health to expand our continuum of care by creating the Center for Integrative Medicine.

Integrative medicine offers a balanced, holistic approach to health. It combines the latest breakthroughs in Western medicine with the centuries-old wisdom of natural therapies. We find this approach safe, appropriate, and effective for our patients.

At Virginia Mason's Bainbridge Island and downtown Seattle locations, our caring experts offer natural therapies along with traditional medical approaches. We believe in the interconnection of mind, body and spirit, and our goal is to empower you to be a co-creator of your own wellness.

This approach offers:

Dr. Astrid Pujari, the center's medical director, is board-certified in both Internal Medicine and in Integrative Holistic Medicine. Dr. Pujari has extensive experience in integrating nutritional, herbal and mind-body therapies with Western medicine.

The Center for Integrative Medicine at Virginia Mason has partnered with the renowned natural health experts at the Bastyr Center to offer a variety of services, including:

Cash or credit card payment for these services is due at the time of treatment. Upon request, we can provide documentation for you to send to your insurance company.

Our Integrative Medicine program is evidence-based and data driven, providing the same quality standards we hold throughout our healthcare system. It is part of our team approach to medicine, and we work together with our other medical experts at Virginia Mason.

For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (206) 341-1202.

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Overview

Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is the popular name for health care practices that traditionally have not been part of conventional medicine. In many cases, as evidence of efficacy and safety grows, these therapies are being combined with conventional medicine.

Thus, the term alternative has been dropped and replaced with newer terms, such as complementary and integrative medicine, integrative medicine and health, or just integrative medicine.

Integrative medicine can help people with cancer, persistent pain, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia and many other conditions better manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life by reducing fatigue, pain and anxiety. Examples of common practices include:

The treatments promoted in integrative medicine are not substitutes for conventional medical care. They should be used in concert with standard medical treatment.

Certain therapies and products are not recommended at all or not recommended for certain conditions or people. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health is a good tool for researching a therapy you're considering. It's also important to talk with your health care provider before trying something new.

Explore Mayo Clinic studies testing new treatments, interventions and tests as a means to prevent, detect, treat or manage this disease.

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Inova Integrative and Functional Medicine emphasizes nutrition, exercise and lifestyle adjustments for optimum health. We use approaches that are backed by proven research and studies. Learn about our services

Our physicians listen closely to patients during new visits that typically last an hour, asking questions about all aspects of their lifestyle to create a complete picture. Our integrative approach combines conventional and complementary therapies to facilitate healing for acute and chronic conditions. Meet our physicians

Functional Medicine addresses the underlying causes of disease, using a systems-oriented approach and engaging both patient and practitioner in a therapeutic partnership. It is an evolution in the practice of medicine that better addresses the healthcare needs of the 21st century. By shifting the traditional disease-centered focus of medical practice to a more patient-centered approach, Functional Medicine addresses the whole person, not just an isolated set of symptoms. Functional Medicine practitioners spend time with their patients, listening to their histories and looking at the interactions among genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors that can influence long-term health and complex, chronic disease. In this way, Functional Medicine supports the unique expression of health and vitality for each individual. Learn more about Functional Medicine

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New Patient FAQsIs the doctor a primary care physician?

Dr. Rimma Sherman is trained as a primary care physician and would be happy to provide acute care services. She will work with you closely as a consultant and coach in preventive, nutritional and integrative medicine to help you address the roots of chronic health problems.

MOST OF THE TESTING can be performed at the Integrative Medicine of New Jersey. Some testing can be done through conventional laboratories and others are only available through specialty laboratories. During your medical consultation, Dr. Sherman will determine which tests are needed and then our nurses will review testing recommendations, instructions (for instance, fasting or non-fasting, etc.) and costs.

Your financial resources, and how much testing you want to do, are taken into account and the plan for testing is reviewed with you. Testing is frequently done to assess nutritional status including amino acids, fatty acids, oxidative stress, vitamin levels, mitochondrial function, food allergies, and heavy metals. Many other tests are available, including genetic testing for a variety of conditions, hormone evaluations, bone health, gastrointestinal health, adrenal function, neurotransmitters and many others.

Some testing can be performed at home with test kits to collect urine, saliva or stool. Others may require you to go to a local laboratory to draw the blood. We also have an on-site phlebotomist for your convenience. In all cases, we will assist you in coordinating initial and follow-up testing.

While the testing gives a more complete picture of your status, effective care can be implemented without it, or testing can be done over time. You should not let this prevent you from seeing Dr. Rimma Sherman.

YES, DR. RIMMA SHERMANS MEDICAL license requires that she meet with a patient in order to provide an initial medical consultation, and there is no substitute for that initial doctor-patient connection. Follow-up appointments can be arranged by phone or in the office.

Dr. Rimma Sherman can, and does, prescribe medications whenever necessary. She is fully licensed and Board-certified.

Integrative Medicine of New Jersey works exclusively as an out-of-network provider for commercial plans. We charge a pre-paid amount based on the type of service, and will submit a claim on your behalf to your insurance company. We cannot assure you that services (office visits, phone consultations or lab tests) will be reimbursed. If insurance reimburses us, we will forward that on to you within 30 days. Some insurance carriers may cover medical services and laboratory tests performed by Dr. Sherman. Payment in full by check, cash or credit card is due at the time services are provided.

In an effort to help patients obtain and maintain life-long health and wellness, Dr. Rimma Sherman addresses the root cause of symptoms and corrects health ailments naturally rather than merely masking symptoms with drugs.

Dr. Sherman uses an innovative systems approach to assessing and treating your health care concerns. Perhaps you have experienced being examined by your doctor, having blood tests done, x-rays or other diagnostic tests taken, only for your doctor to report back that all your tests are normal. Yet, both you and your doctor know that you are sick. Unfortunately, this experience is all too common.

Most physicians were trained to look only in specific places for the answers, using the same familiar labs or diagnostic tests. Yet, many causes of illness cannot be found in these places. The usual tests do not look for food allergies, hidden infections, environmental toxins, mold exposures, nutritional deficiencies and metabolic imbalances. New gene testing can uncover underlying genetic predispositions that can be modified through diet, lifestyle, supplements or medications.

Dr. Rimma Sherman uses such testing to help her patients prevent illness and recover from many chronic and difficult to treat conditions. She is highly skilled in evaluating, assessing and treating chronic problems such as fibromyalgia, fatigue syndromes, autoimmune diseases, inflammatory disorders, mood and behavior disorders, memory problems, Parkinsons disease and other chronic, complex conditions. She also focus on the prevention and treatment of heart disease, diabetes, dementia, hormonal imbalances and digestive disorders.

THE INITIAL VISIT will include a 60-minute medical consultation with Dr. Rimma Sherman.Initial 60-minute MD consultation: $400.00MD Office Visit or Phone Follow-up 60-Minutes: $400MD Office Visit or Phone Follow-up 30-Minutes: $250Nutritionist Office Visit or Phone Follow-up 60-Minutes: $180Nutritionist Office Visit or Phone Follow-up 30-Minutes: $100For more information about our fees, see our Practice Policies.

YES, WE DO RECOMMEND that all our patients see our nutritionist. It is very important to review the food allergies with our nutritionist once they become available, because the situation can be very complicated and hard to manage without assistance. Nutritionists have different points of view reflecting different standards. The Nutritionist at Integrative Medicine of New Jersey works in collaboration with Dr. Sherman and makes recommendations based on Dr. Shermans opinions.

WE ACCEPT THE following credit cards:

MasterCard VisaIt is important to maintain an active credit card on file with our office for billing of follow-up consultations, laboratory testing, and other services. Payment is expected at time of service.

YOU SHOULD BRING all your vitamins and medicines in their original containers if possible. Old medical records are also very helpful, but if possible, these should be sent prior to the appointment.

Integrative Medicine of New Jersey is located in Livingston, New Jersey, across from Saint Barnabas Medical Center. Newark Liberty International Airport (Newark, NJ) is approximately 25 minutes and John F. Kennedy International Airport (New York, NY) is approximately 60 minutes from our office. For your convenience, we have selected various local hotels and inns. They are all included in the New Patient Packet, along with directions to our office that you will be receiving.

OUR PHONE NUMBER at Integrative Medicine of New Jersey is: (973) 736-5300. Our email address for general inquiries is Inquiries@IntegrativeMedicineofNJ.com. All questions and concerns can be communicated via email to:Inquiries:(Inquiries@IntegrativeMedicineofNJ.com)Supplements:(Supplements@IntegrativeMedicineofNJ.com)Nutritionist:(Nutritionist@IntegrativeMedicineofNJ.com)

Nutritional therapy is a vital component of your treatment plan. Following your initial medical consultation, you will meet with our nutritionist. She will provide recommendations based on your health concerns and tailor your diet based on medical evaluation and test results. You will follow-up with a nutritionist in person, by phone or email consultations.

You only need to come to the office for the first visit. After that you can do your follow up appointments by phone.

Chance favors the prepared mind. ~Louis Pasteur

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