Orthomolecular Medicine

Cellular repair is achieved through the use of natural substances and elements such as vitamins, minerals, trace elements, amino acids, probiotics and coenzymes, which will allow for better development and biochemical rebalancing, neutralizing toxic effects and improving the quality of life.

Orthomolecular medicine attempts to maintain an optimal molecular balance between our internal and natural elements such as:

1. Optimizing cellular health: By providing the right nutrients in the right amounts, we seek to improve cellular function and metabolism. This can help prevent disease and promote better overall health.
2. Treating nutritional deficiencies: Orthomolecular medicine focuses on correcting specific deficiencies of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients. By addressing these deficiencies, symptoms can be relieved and quality of life improved.
3. Supporting the immune system: By strengthening cells and providing the necessary nutrients, the body’s immune response can be improved. This can help prevent infections and diseases.
4. Reducing oxidative stress: Antioxidants are a fundamental part of orthomolecular medicine. They help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals, which can reduce the risk of chronic diseases.
5. Improved sports performance: By optimizing cellular health and providing the necessary nutrients, some athletes and sportspeople have experienced improvements in their physical performance.