Allergy Drop Treatment
Tired of suffering from allergies and their symptoms? Looking for a course of treatment that could reduce overall severity of symptoms and improve your quality of life? Sublingual Immunotherapy, or allergy drops, may be right for you.
Allergy & Asthma Treatment
Our innovative treatment plans combine traditional medicine, functional medicine, and naturopathic medicine to focus on finding the root cause of illness to improve our patients’ quality of life.
Functional Medicine
Functional medicine is an integrated approach that helps allergy and asthma sufferers find long-term relief and improved overall health by addressing all of the possible primary causes of symptoms. Our functional medicine focus is backed by 25 years of expertise in allergy and asthma treatment.
What is functional medicine, and how does it treat asthma and allergy symptoms?
In over 25 years of treating allergies, we have found that allergy symptoms are more than just sniffles and rashes. They are an expression of our bodies in reactive mode, and today’s lifestyles make it nearly impossible to get out of that mode.
Functional medicine is the key to returning the body to whole health, and that’s why we’ve integrated it into our practice.
Our goal is not just to reduce reactions and symptoms — it’s to improve your total quality of life.
Allergy & Asthma Assessment
A comprehensive allergy and asthma assessment is an essential step in obtaining an accurate diagnosis and an effective treatment for allergies and asthma.
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