Chronic diseases are among the leading causes of death, disability, and poor quality of life in the United States
today
[1]. Chronic conditions can be debilitating
and difficult to manage, and it is not surprising that many of those with a deep-seated prolonged
illness have a greater risk of developing a life-threatening condition. But Envita Medical Center is here to help. Envita Medical Center offers patients fully personalized, targeted treatment plans in conjunction
with customized medications to accurately diagnose and provide potential treatments options to help manage difficult
chronic diseases.
For two decades, Envita has been combining the latest conventional treatment methods with the most effective
research-based integrative medicine options to provide our patients
with the highest quality of
care possible. With cutting-edge technologies
and therapies, Envita’s staff is well skilled in diagnosing and treating a range of infectious, autoimmune, and
chronic diseases, including:
CMV is a member of the herpes family and shares the common ability to remain alive, yet dormant, in the human
body for the life of its human host [2]. Rarely does CMV become active unless the immune system is weakened and is
rendered unable to hold the virus in check [2]. Trauma or spreading the immune system too thin with complex
conditions such as Lyme disease could awaken CMV [2]. Read
more…
Human herpesvirus 6 (HHV-6) has been associated with a range of maladies including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
(CFS) where patients typically suffer from immunologic abnormalities and neurologic problems [3]. Read
more…
Inflammation can become chronic if the cause of the inflammation persists, or because of deregulation in the
control mechanisms responsible for shutting down the inflammation process. Read
more…
Lyme patients live a life of chronic pain, with various debilitating conditions that affect the mind and body
[4]. Over the past two decades Envita has been helping patients overcome the misdiagnoses and misinformation
associated with conventional and alternative medical treatment of Lyme disease. Read
more…
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is a common name that refers to persistent fatigue typically followed by numerous
other symptoms which cannot be treated simply by rest [5]. Envita Medical Center provides world-class treatment
and immunotherapy for Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (CFIDS). Read
more…
Fibromyalgia has been linked with genes involved in the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and the sympathetic
nervous system[6]. These genes regulate response to trauma, injury, and other stressful events[6]. Read
more…
Epstein-Barr (EBV), also known as HHV-4, is a common human herpes virus [7]. Typically, the disease is
transmitted via saliva and takes 30-45 days to present with symptoms [7]. Read
more…
Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), the pathogen that causes mononucleosis, has been shown by researchers to facilitate
neurodegeneration in persons with multiple sclerosis [8]. At Envita, we provide top immunotherapies from all over
the world that can help speed healing time and boost the immune systems in those with EBV. Read
more…
Intraerythrocytic parasite Babesia microti causes Babesiosis, an infection that dwells inside red blood cells.
Babesiosis is rarely tested for, and, as a result, many sufferers are misdiagnosed with an autoimmune or chronic
disease with similar symptomology [9]. Read
more…
Each and every patient is regarded as an individual, never a number, and we take a comprehensive approach to
treatment, so all patients have access to the very best of research-supported therapies. Read
more…
Our mission at Envita is to provide answers and solutions for those struggling with chronic infection and disease.
Often, patients suffer needlessly with painful and debilitating symptoms as a result of misdiagnoses or
insufficient and otherwise inadequate treatment methods. Envita’s clinical experience, advanced technology, and
precision diagnostics give us a decided edge when properly diagnosing and treating potential underlying causes for
chronic diseases. We understand that living with a chronic disease and autoimmune condition can be extremely
frustrating and debilitating. Many patients spend
years, even decades, searching for doctors who will acknowledge their affliction and provide actionable
solutions. Some patients may be faced with doubt and rejection of their undiagnosed conditions and others may be
placed in an endless cycle of pain killers and symptom management. With 20 years of experience dealing with complex
and resistance chronic infections, Envita is uniquely equipped to provide answers and solutions other clinics may not
be able to.
Envita has found that many patients arrive after struggling to receive effective and comprehensive treatment from
their previous providers. Very often, those patients have been misdiagnosed with a wide variety of potential chronic
illnesses. Envita’s precision testing and genetics-based diagnostics has
found that many chronic diseases are the result of chronic infections like Lyme disease.
Lyme disease is a condition we consistently treat at our clinic because of its difficulty to identify and the
lackluster
approach to treatment by conventional medicine. Lyme disease can mimic the symptoms of over three-hundred different
conditions and, if it is not caught soon after infection, Lyme can become resistant to treatment. Few physicians and
treatment facilities are equipped to effectively address Lyme’s varied and complex
etiologies.
Envita Medical Center is dedicated to continual research and development and we have remained at the forefront of
treatment with leading edge diagnostics and genetically customized medicines specifically designed for patients
suffering from chronic disease. As a result, we often help patients who have been misdiagnosed find real and
actionable targets for their condition. In years of researching and treating chronic infections Envita has been able
to help thousands of patients and our experience has led to amazing breakthroughs in how we approach chronic illness.
Envita has researched and published significant breakthroughs on the connection between infections and the
development of cancer. Many patients we treat are unaware of cancers they may have developed due to chronic infections
they are struggling with. Inversely, we also treat many cancer patients who are unaware of underlying infections that
are contributing to their cancer. Our research has found significant correlations between viruses, bacteria,
parasites, and fungus in the development of specific cancers. Envita specializes in treating cancer and chronic
disease giving us a unique vantage point for treating patients who suffer from both. We are distinctly positioned to
provide a comprehensive treatment protocol that can help chronic infection patients address or even potentially avoid
the development of cancer.
The body is a complex web of interactions that can make every patient unique in their disease. Viruses can introduce
DNA into individual cells, altering the cellular signaling with viral proteins and promoting possible mutation and
cancer growth [10]. Bacterial infections also can contribute to the development of cancer. Typically, through
mechanisms associated with inflammation, bacteria can increase mutations and affect epigenetic genes involved in the
body’s natural cancer defense and cell mutation [10]. At Envita we understand these connections better than anyone and
provide a personalized response to account for the unique circumstances of each case.
Treating cancer and infection as unrelated can severely stunt progress, making treatment a long and arduous process
with no clear end in sight. If a patient has one of these chronic infections, they may be at a higher risk of
developing a correlating cancer. Additionally, if they are fighting against one of these cancers and the doctor has
not addressed the possibility of infection, they may be missing a large contributing factor to the condition. Envita
Medical Center has nearly two decades of clinical experience researching and treating infections that may potentially
lead to a variety of cancers, including:
Asperigillus flavus and Asperigillus parasiticus-hepatocellular carcinoma
We are here to help patients take control of their health. Our treatments are not limited to standard methods such as
antibiotics, but also include research-based natural therapies from all around the world. We incorporate an
integrative approach that provides treatment from multiple angles and modalities. By addressing the many factors of
infection and disease, we hope to provide more treatment options for our patients. Providing the type of care and
compassion they deserve.
If you are suffering from a known or unknown chronic illness don’t hesitate to contact the Envita team at 866-830-4576. We have trained specialists standing
by to help answer your questions and set you on the path to healing.
References
[1] CDC. About Chronic Diseases. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion 2019
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C.A.B.
Boucher, et al., Editors. 2002, Elsevier: Amsterdam. p. 151-171
[3] Nicolson, G.L., R. Gan, and J. Haier, Multiple co-infections (Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, human herpes virus-6)
in
blood of
chronic fatigue syndrome patients: association with signs and symptoms. APMIS, 2003. 111(5): p. 557-566.
[4] Steere, A.C., J. Coburn, and L. Glickstein, The emergence of Lyme disease. The Journal of Clinical
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[5] Afari, N. and D.J.A.J.o.P. Buchwald, Chronic fatigue syndrome: a review. 2003. 160(2): p. 221-236.
[6] Adler, G.K. and R.J.R.D.C. Geenen, Hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal and autonomic nervous system functioning
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[7] Cohen, J.I.J.N.E.J.o.M., Epstein–Barr virus infection. 2000. 343(7): p. 481-492.
[8] Fernández-Menéndez, S., et al., Epstein–Barr virus and multiple sclerosis. From evidence to therapeutic
strategies.
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