Orthomolecular Medicine: Understand More

It is an evolution of 21st-century medical practice, addressing health needs in a global, preventive, and natural manner. It shifts the focus from solely treating diseases, as traditionally done, to a more patient-centric approach that views the individual as a whole, not merely a collection of isolated symptoms.

Dr. Linus Pauling is regarded as one of the greatest scientists in modern science. He had a significant influence on the discovery of human DNA. In the United States of America, several scientists and physicians founded associations such as the "American College for Advancement in Medicine" and the "Institute for Functional Medicine" to keep alive the teachings and discoveries of Linus Pauling. This genius outlined the course for the discovery and treatment of numerous degenerative diseases, aiming to improve quality of life and help prevent illnesses through a more natural and physiological treatment.

Practitioners of Orthomolecular Medicine dedicate time to their patients to uncover the interactions between genetic, biochemical, environmental, and lifestyle factors that can influence long-term health and increase the risk of chronic diseases. In this way, Orthomolecular Medicine understands the unique expression of health and vitality for each individual.

Orthomolecular practice in medicine investigates the following clinical and laboratory imbalances:

4- Structural imbalance of cell membrane function for the Musculoskeletal system.

The figure below demonstrates a normal cell, attacked by free radicals and under the effect of oxidative stress:

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