Conditions Treated by Dr. Piro

The following is a list of conditions that can be treated successfully with natural medicines and all-natural therapies, helping to restore your health and vitality.

Notice there is a wide variety of conditions, covering the span of medical specialties. This is because in holistic medicine, we are looking for the underlying cause of the disease. Usually, by the time a disease is diagnosable with conventional medical practice, there had been a series of imbalances and dysfunctions that preceded it.

Sometimes these imbalances and dysfunctions were symptomatic, sometimes not. In other words, sometimes the patient knew there was something wrong, yet nothing could be found, and sometimes there was no warning at all.

Sometimes the symptom is the first sign of an imbalance.

A major difference between holistic, natural ("alternative") medicine and conventional allopathic medicine is that natural medicine supports the body in it's own healing processes, but conventional medicine often interferes with the natural healing processes while attempting to subdue a symptom. This does not mean that the two approaches cannot work together.

They most certainly can.

Symptoms and Conditions Treated:

Acne Addison's Disease Allergies Anxiety Arthritis Asthma ADD/ADHD Autism Backache Bad Breath Belching Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy (BPH) Breathing Difficulty Bronchitis Cancer (Supportive and Adjunctive Therapies) Candidiasis Cervicitis Chronic Candidasis Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) Chronic Fatigue Immune Deficiency Syndrome (CFIDS) Colitis Constipation Cough Crohn's Disease Depression Diabetes Diarrhea Dry Eyes Earache Ear Infections Eczema Emphysema Endometriosis Fatigue Fibrocystic Disease Fibromyalgia Flatulence Food Allergies Gastritis Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) Hair Loss Hashimoto's Disease Headaches Heartburn Heavy Metal Toxicity Hepatitis C Herpes

High Blood Pressure High Cholesterol Hormone Replacement Therapy Hyperactivity Hyperthyroid Hypothyroid Impotence Infections Infertility Injuries Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Itching Kidney Disease Leaky Gut Syndrome Liver Disease Lupus Male Hormones Menopause Migraines Mood Swings Nervousness Neuritis/Neuralgia Osteoporosis Ovarian Cysts Pancreatitis Parasites Polyps PreMenopause Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) Prostatitis Psoriasis Rashes Restless Leg Syndrome Rheumatoid Arthritis Shingles Sleep Disorders Sinusitis Sore Throat Stress relief Systemic Lupus Erythematosis (SLE) Tachycardia Thyroid Disease Ulcerative Colitis Ulcers Uterine Fibroids Vaginitis Vasculitis

Holistic, Natural, and Conventional Medicine

A major difference between holistic, natural ("alternative") medicine and conventional allopathic medicine is that natural medicine supports the body in it's own healing processes, but conventional medicine often interferes with the natural healing processes while attempting to subdue a symptom. This does not mean that the two approaches cannot work together. They most certainly can.

Success of the natural therapies depends greatly upon the patient's willingness to comply with recommendations and to stay in good communication with the doctor. Also, the patient's understanding of the healing process is very important, and so questions are encouraged.

Recommendations often include lifestyle changes in diet, exercise and activities of daily living.

Success of The Natural Therapies

Success of the natural therapies depends greatly upon the patient's willingness to comply with recommendations and to stay in good communication with the doctor. Also, the patient's understanding of the healing process is very important, and so questions are encouraged.

Recommendations often include lifestyle changes in diet, exercise and activities of daily living.

Natural medicine prescriptions differ from drug therapies in that the doses are much higher, and the prescriptions may change more frequently. This is because natural medicines are better tolerated by the body as they are not chemicals foreign to what the body can naturally and easily process.

They are not usually toxic until the doses get so astronomically high that they would be impossible to ingest. Only whole food supplements and herbs of the highest purity are used. Often, it is the fillers, binders and preservatives used in vitamins and herbs that can be bought over-the-counter (without a doctor's prescription) that create the toxic effect, not the actual medicine.

When it comes to natural medicines, you definitely get what you pay for.