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Dr. Levin, East Coast Dean of Alternative, Integrative Medicine

Dr. Warren M. Levin is recognized as the "East Coast Dean of Alternative Medicine." He has been a visionary in reporting the interconnections among many hard-to-treat syndromes.  For example, he has been

• One of the first to document the connection of Candida (Yeast) infections with Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Multiple Chemical Sensitivities and most recently with refractory Lyme disease
• An early pioneer in treating Autism, Asperger’s, ADD/ADHD, and Learning Disabilities with avoidance of allergenic foods, environments, and toxins, as well as via correcting metabolic imbalances and infections.
• The first to recognize and report Lyme-Induced Autism.
• Among the first to offer IV Chelation Therapy for heart Disease.
• One of the first to warn about the dangers of vaccine, especially Hep B for newborns, cervical cancer vaccine for young girls, and as a contributing factor to Mercury overload in infants
• A pioneer in providing Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement for weight loss and anti-aging.

Dr. Levin has found that many patients have complex problems but can frequently be restored to health when integrative treatment addresses the multiple causes: the heavy metals in our environment, the Standard American Diet--which he calls SAD, and other factors in the modern lifestyle and drug-oriented conventional medicine.

If you have come in search of optimal health and wellness with a physician who will take the time to listen to your physical and emotional challenges and will work with you to address them,  Dr. Levin recognizes that each patient is a totally unique individual. The development of each patient's regimen recognizes this uniqueness.

Please see more about our philosophy of integrative, alternative medicine and what to expect on your first appointment.

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