Treatment Options

Your evaluation guides which therapies may be appropriate. We explain potential benefits, limitations, risks, and alternatives before you decide.

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Acupuncture

Acupuncture uses sterile, single-use fine needles at selected points. Research suggests it may affect nervous-system function and local tissues and may help some patients manage back or neck pain, knee osteoarthritis pain, and certain headaches.

May support pain management and function
Evidence is strongest for selected pain conditions
Temporary soreness or bruising may occur
Visit frequency is individualized

Prolozone Therapy

Prolozone is an injection-based approach using a clinician-selected solution with an oxygen-ozone mixture in or around selected joints or soft tissues. Evidence for medical ozone injections is still developing, and results vary.

Considered only after clinical evaluation
Evidence and protocols vary by condition
Injection risks and alternatives are reviewed
Results are not guaranteed; this is not a cure

Shockwave Therapy

Shockwave therapy delivers acoustic pressure waves to a targeted area. It may influence pain signaling and the local tissue response and is sometimes considered for persistent tendon or plantar heel complaints.

Non-surgical, incision-free treatment
Used for selected tendon and soft-tissue concerns
Temporary soreness or bruising may occur
Benefits vary by condition and patient

NAD+ IM Injection

NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism. Intramuscular NAD+ is offered only after screening; evidence for many marketed wellness, anti-aging, cognitive, fatigue, and pain claims remains limited.

Intramuscular administration
Medication and health-history screening required
Potential benefits are not guaranteed
Not presented as an anti-aging or pain cure

EMS Therapy

Electrical muscle stimulation uses controlled electrical impulses to create muscle contractions. It may be used as an adjunct for selected muscle activation, conditioning, or comfort goals.

Non-invasive muscle stimulation
May complement a broader care plan
Not appropriate with some implanted devices
Response and session plan vary

Supplements

Supplement guidance is based on your health history, diet, medications, and goals. Potential benefits depend on the specific ingredient and clinical need, and supplements can interact with medications.

Ingredient-specific recommendations
Medication and condition review
Quality and dosing discussed
Not a substitute for necessary medical care