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Do you have attention problems because of ADD, or could it be from something else, such as Lyme disease?

Is your sadness and fatigue due to depression, or are they from imbalanced hormones?

Do you need Prozac, or maybe progesterone?

No one will ever have a Prozac deficiency, but you could definitely have a progesterone deficiency. Did you know that BOTH can be effectively used to treat anxiety, insomnia and PMS?

At the heart of The Amen Clinics Method is the understanding that in order to effectively treat the brain, you must treat the entire body.

Our approach to Integrative Medicine (also known as Metabolic or Functional Medicine) is to find the root cause of your health problems, utilizing sophisticated laboratory tests which look at a number of factors, including:

We partner and collaborate with you to create a treatment plan that addresses your individual needs; targeting and treating imbalances in as natural a way as possible by using a variety of approaches, such as:

Our Integrative Medicine Evaluation is ideal for anyone who seeks a comprehensive, integrative approach to mental/physical health issues, including:

A Neurotox Evaluation is a comprehensive investigation into the toxic substances that may be affecting your brain and body health, based on your specific needs, as determined by your Amen Clinics physician.

SPECT images sometimes reveal a toxic appearance, warranting an integrative approach to determine the cause. Examples of toxic factors include:

This includes a specific battery of tests for metabolic abnormalities associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), including specialized testing, gastrointestinal function, and toxins associated with ASD behavior.

Watch this video for more information about Functional/Integrative Medicine from Dr. Eboni Cornish at Amen Clinics Washington D.C.:

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