Dr. Tapryal has a strikingly simple yet logical approach to medicine that has proven to be the key to his success. He believes that in order to achieve optimal health, you must get back to the basics, or to the very “building blocks” of the body. When we think of health, few of us connect it to the tiny cell. However, the cell is the very foundation of the body and is what keeps us functioning. When the cells are functioning perfectly, we are free from disease. As soon as the cells lose any of their capacity, the result is a decline in health and the emergence of degenerative diseases and conditions.

Human beings were designed to derive their cellular needs from diet and nutrition. At one time, the food we ate contained all of the nutrients we needed because the soil was rich in vitamins and minerals. However, today, due largely to commercial agriculture and mass production of food, the soil is depleted of many of these essential nutrients.

Because our food is less nutritious and contains more chemicals, the body’s needs are no longer being met through food alone. A combination of poor nutrition and unhealthy lifestyles has given rise to new degenerative diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, hypertension etc. A simple correction of these deficiencies can help return the body to its optimal health.

In addition to not meeting the body’s nutritional needs there are several other factors that contribute to poor health. Cellular toxicity caused by environmental factors, as well as hormone imbalance, are among the other major factors.

Another factor that contributes to deficiency diseases is that as we age, the ability of the body to assimilate nutrients decreases. As a result, deficiencies develop, making us more prone to problems. Finally, we may be genetically pre-disposed to certain diseases which are triggered when the body is in sub-optimal condition through stress, poor nutrition and lifestyle factors.

Dr. Tapryal addresses these issues by correcting the imbalances and detoxifying the body at a cellular level through integrative therapies.