For patients along the Treasure Coast—from Vero Beach and Sebastian through Indian River County—and throughout South Florida, finding a physician who takes tick-borne illness seriously and evaluates it comprehensively can be a challenge. Many patients describe visiting multiple providers without receiving a thorough evaluation that considers the full complexity...
Articles for June 2026
Persistent Symptoms After Lyme Treatment: When Your Doctor Says You’re Fine but You Don’t Feel Fine
You completed the antibiotics. Your doctor told you the infection was treated. But weeks or months later, you are still exhausted, your joints still ache, your thinking feels slow, and your sleep is disrupted. If this describes your experience, you are not imagining things—and you are not alone. Post-Treatment...
Tick-Borne Illness in Florida: Why Lyme Disease May Be More Common Than You Think
Many residents of Palm Beach County and Boca Raton assume that Lyme disease is a problem confined to the Northeast. This perception is understandable—Lyme disease is most commonly reported in New England and the Upper Midwest—but it may lead to underrecognition of tick-borne illness in Florida. Lyme Disease Is...
Cardiovascular Health and Heavy Metal Burden: An Emerging Conversation in Palm Beach County
In Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and Wellington—communities where residents invest significantly in their cardiovascular health through diet, exercise, and preventive cardiology—an emerging body of research is raising questions about a factor that most standard cardiac evaluations do not assess: cumulative heavy metal burden. The Connection Between Heavy Metals...
IV Chelation Therapy vs. Oral Chelation: How to Evaluate Your Options
If you are researching chelation therapy in South Florida, one of the first decisions you will encounter is the choice between intravenous (IV) and oral chelation. Both approaches involve the use of chelating agents that bind to heavy metals in the body, but they differ meaningfully in delivery, clinical...
Heavy Metal Exposure in Coastal Florida: What Jupiter and Treasure Coast Residents Should Know
Living along Florida’s Atlantic coast—from Jupiter and Hobe Sound through Stuart, Fort Pierce, and Vero Beach—means proximity to an environment rich in marine life, waterways, and natural beauty. But coastal living also carries specific considerations when it comes to environmental exposures, particularly heavy metals. Where Heavy Metal Exposure Comes...
Chronic Fatigue, Brain Fog, and Low Energy: Could Blood Oxygenation Help?
If you live in Wellington, Delray Beach, or anywhere in Palm Beach County and have been dealing with persistent fatigue, brain fog, or low energy that your doctor cannot fully explain, you are not alone. These are among the most common wellness complaints in integrative medicine—and among the most...
EBOO vs. Traditional Ozone Therapy: Understanding the Key Differences
Patients researching ozone therapy quickly encounter multiple delivery methods—and the differences between them are not always well explained. If you have been comparing options in South Florida, this guide breaks down the key distinctions between EBOO and traditional ozone therapy approaches. Traditional Ozone Therapy: Major Autohemotherapy (MAH) Major autohemotherapy...
Why South Florida Professionals Are Choosing IV Ozone Therapy for Wellness and Recovery
Across Boca Raton, Palm Beach Gardens, and the broader South Florida corridor, a growing number of professionals—executives, entrepreneurs, attorneys, physicians—are incorporating IV ozone therapy into their wellness routines. The appeal is not about chasing a trend. It is about time-efficient, physician-supervised modalities that fit within a demanding schedule. The...