Multiple symptoms often indicate a problem with one or more fundamental body functions. If your basic functions are not working properly, many other problems can begin to develop. For example, [...]
Dr. Yanuck doesn't treat the disease; he treats the patient that has the disease. Severe pathology usually requires medication or surgery, provided by clinicians whose training is focused on these [...]
Functional problems or illnesses are those that fall into the gray area between optimum health and disease. Pathological illness is the term used to designate when the process involves change [...]
Yes and no. Dr. Yanuck looks at your lab results from both traditional and nutritional points of view. Lab test interpretation typically focuses on ruling out the presence of disease. [...]
Yes. Through these tests Dr. Yanuck evaluates your body's chemistry and follows up on the effectiveness of your treatment and nutritional supplementation. His initial examination typically includes blood work done [...]
No. Though Dr. Yanuck is not opposed to the use of medications at appropriate times, his approach to treatment involves affecting the body chemistry through nutritional supplementation, dietary recommendations, and [...]
Since no two patients are the same, it is not possible to accurately predict the course of treatment before the process begins and Dr. Yanuck starts working with you. Typically, [...]
Treatment goals depend upon the problems being addressed. If you have a chronic illness, such as an autoimmune disease, the overall goal of treatment is to minimize the frequency, duration, [...]
Some of the services that Dr. Yanuck provides are covered by some insurance companies. Payment is required at the time when services are provided. At your request, you will be [...]
Dr. Yanuck combines the most effective elements of many clinical methods into a single unified whole. His approach is not a set program. Instead, Dr. Yanuck will identify the specific [...]
