1. Formulate a “dx” — root cause(s) (theory and model) of the problem(s) — based on the history, physical, lab testing, scientific data and clinicial experience.
2. The core model incorporates mind, body and spirit as psycho-neurology, biochemistry and physiology, and social-spiritual components of the evaluation and treatment plan.
3. Testing before and during treatment;
4. Treatment plan is formulated and provided as “protocols”–certain actions done with a certain timing;
5. Protocols for: initial evaluation, food elim and challenge, repletion, detoxification, reset;
6. Nutrients and herbs are prescribed as a protocol: quantity, timing, and combination(s)
7. Frequency of visits and testing are set by the physician.
8. Safety for the patient is always the first priority and may require changes in expectation, healing rate, and lifestyle. and treatment protocol(s).
9. Holistic philosophy: partnership, education, accountability.

Protocols