My basic medical education and training has been in Obstetrics and Gynecology.  This foundation led me in a continual search for more effective treatment of women’s health issues, some of which can be very complicated and interwoven.  I have studied with medical specialists in environmental medicine and immunologic medicine in order to help identify specific factors which may assault the patient and identify a personal treatment plan.  My studies in the area of nutrition and bariatrics naturally dove-tailed with hormonal treatment.  As medical knowledge increases, it has become obvious that these fields are closely kin and complementary.

It is natural for our bodies and their respective systems to be in balance. Sleep deprivation, poor nutrition, lack of exercise and hormonal imbalance produce symptoms which may greatly overlap.  Fatigue, for example, may result from many different causes. Therefore symptoms themselves are often non specific.

An example of our approach is how I view obesity.  Obesity is often associated with one or more of the following: insulin resistance, leptin resistance, thyroid dysfunction, diabetes, adrenal dysfunction, ovarian dysfunction, food allergy and sensitivity, faulty diet and nutrition, sedentary lifestyle and stress. To “cure” obesity attention must be given to each of these areas and more.

It is my aim to achieve desired clinical results using the least invasive and the most natural tools available for prevention and treatment. Therefore supplements and other alternative medicine tools may be recommended. As a convenience to our patients, we offer for purchase a few key nutritional products found to be effective for many common symptoms and diseases.  You may view these as you tour our website.

It is my belief that each of us is responsible for our own health.  We are here to help provide appropriate questions and answers that will allow you to take charge of your own life and your own health both now and in the future.  We look forward to working with you and for you for prevention and treatment.

Charles Mabray, M.D.