Orthomolecular Therapy (IV)

Nutrient administration in optimal doses to treat chronic diseases.

Orthomolecular Therapy

is a medical treatment approach based on the premise that various diseases can be treatedand prevented by administering natural substances into the body at optimal doses.

– Orthomolecular therapy was developed by chemist Linus Pauling in the 1960s. Pauling argued that maintaining certain concentrations of natural substances in the body, such as vitamins and minerals, was essential for preventing and treating diseases.

Additional Benefits

1. Treatment of Chronic Diseases: Advocates of orthomolecular therapy argue that it can be effective in treating chronic conditions such as cancer, schizophrenia, cardiovascular disease, and arthritis, thereby improving quality of life.

2. Disease Prevention: Orthomolecular therapy is believed to prevent diseases by optimizing concentrations of essential nutrients in the body.

3. General Well-being Improvement: Some patients report improvements in their overall well-being, including increased energy and better immune function.