Orthomolecular medicine is based on the belief that individuals suffer from illness because of an imbalance in the body’s optimum environment. Such an imbalance may be the result of the deficiency of bio-chemical element needed by the cell, such as protein vitamin, minerals or fatty acids. Treatment is through supplementation of these elements, given intravenously for maximum effect.

Unlike many other alternative therapies, orthomolecular therapy is supported by medical research. While it little understood by conventional medical practice, its benefits are accepted and acknowledged by members of the medical community.

Orthomolecular medicine can be used to treat a variety of conditions, including chronic diseases. Once the deficiency has been addressed and the imbalance corrected, patients see very good results and feel much better. Orthomolecular medicine has excellent results where conventional drugs and treatment methods have been unsuccessful.