Complimentary Medicine Henderson, Nevada

Complimentary Medicine Henderson, Nevada

If you have chronic fatigue syndrome, even getting out of bed in the morning may be a struggle. You may have been to different doctors and tried prescription drugs but perhaps nothing has worked. While conventional medicine focuses on treating the illness, complimentary medicine involves a more holistic approach to the patient. At the New Hope Medical Center in Henderson, Nevada, complimentary medicine is combined with conventional therapies in order to give patients the best possible care.

While alternative remedies such as aromatherapy and homeopathy are very helpful to patients, conventional medicine is also important. Complementary medicine is the use of alternative remedies in addition to conventional medicine. In the treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome, the New Hope Medical Center uses an integrative approach, advocating lifestyle changes including a healthy diet, as well as vitamins and herbs. Patients are more likely to get healthy and stay healthy. Chronic fatigue and other ailments respond particularly well to this holistic approach.

The New Hope Medical Center incorporates Osteopathy with Homeopathy, the latest in Pharmacology, and the most recent advances in Medical Research in its comprehensive approach to medical care.

Conditions treated include:

- Fibromyalgia
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Back and Neck Pain
- Heavy Metal Toxins

Dr. Royal completed his undergraduate work at Brigham Young University and the University of Nevada at Las Vegas. During his time as an undergraduate, he completed a two-year Mission Trips for the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints in Hamburg, Germany. He then went on to earn a Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine at the College of Osteopathic medicine of the Pacific, now Western University Health Sciences. He finished his residency at Mesa General Hospital and started practicing medicine in Las Vegas.

He continued his education, earning a Law Degree from the University Of Nevada William S. Boyd School Of Law. After his graduation in 2002, he became a member of the Nevada State Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners.

Currently, he holds a Doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine with licenses in Utah and Wisconsin, he is a Board Certified Family Practice Physician, and he also holds a degree in Homeopathic Medicine. He is active in medical research, partaking in scientific studies. Additionally, he is licensed to practice law in the state of Nevada. He is also devoted to patient education and has written two books on CD, Royal Recommendations and The Royal Treatment.

If you would like to benefit from the combination of conventional and alternative medicine, make an appointment at the New Hope Medical Center in Henderson, Nevada. Don't hesitate to call this center of Complementary Medicine today!