Nutrition Therapy
Replenishing the Body's Resources
At Gracer Medical Center, we use nutrition as an adjunct therapy to help treat most pain and chronic infection conditions.
Chronic pain or infection, and diseases such as diabetes, fibromyalgia, and chronic fatigue syndrome, tax the body and deplete its resources. Providing extra nutritional support helps the body regenerate and activate its own healing systems.
If you're seeking treatment for infection or fatigue, or you're looking for a pain clinic in the Oakland, San Jose or Sacramento area, find out how our comprehensive program including nutrition therapy can help you. Contact Dr. Gracer today.
What is nutrition therapy? It is the modification of your diet and the addition of supplements to help correct many conditions. Many of our other therapies at GMG are enhanced with the addition of nutrition therapy. Reducing carbohydrates in the diets of those with insulin resistance, consuming highly purified fish oil to provide critical omega-3 fatty acids (EPA) for people with inflammation, and the use of glucasomine and chodroitin to help rebuild cartilage in joints are examples of nutritional therapies that complement other therapies.
The results - For chronic pain, high quality individualized nutritional supplements can help modify inflammation and stimulate repair. For chronic infection and other conditions that involve immune that system problems, these treatments can help reconstitute and regulate this important system. They also support the body's ability to make and control important hormones.
Key Benefits of Nutrition Therapy:
Reduced inflammation that causes pain
Support for the bodies own healing and immune systems
Correction of underlying hormone deficiencies
Find out more about Dr. Gracer's nutrition recommendations.
If you live near Oakland, Sacramento, or San Jose and you need relief from chronic pain, adding nutrition therapy to your treatment plan can make a big difference. Call 925.277.1100 or send us an email to find out more. Gracer Medical Group in San Ramon serves patients in Oakland, Walnut Creek, Danville, Dublin and Pleasanton, and beyond the East Bay to Sacramento, San Jose and even Bakersfield.
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