By Dr. Brooke Azie-Rentz Growing up an athlete meant lots of injuries, fortunately none ever requiring surgery. However, I was always fascinated by the human body and its ability to heal and repair, so much so that I almost became an orthopedic surgeon. Life had other plans for me, and after pursuing an undergraduate degree … Continued
By Dr. Lisa A. Price, ND Several years ago, a stage IV prostate cancer patient, who I will call Stan, came to me for complementary care. I have been fortunate to work in cancer centers that are progressive and honor the importance of safe alternative therapies in conjunction with conventional medicine. Stan was receiving the … Continued
While this is, in fact, the medical definition of our skin and, honestly, what this article is about, I also like the definition: “the life or physical well-being of a person.”
By Dr. Brooke Azie-Rentz The first day of spring has come and gone, we have had some beautiful, warm sunny days, but now it looks like we are back to April showers as I write this article. I hope this means that May will bring us flowers, but more importantly, May will see us … Continued
by Dr. Daniel Riordan IV, ND With COVID in the news and promising research on High Dose Vitamin C, Patients have been asking lately what the big difference is between our AIM “Multi-Vitamin” IVs and AIM “Anti-Viral” IV’s, and which one might be better during this pandemic. The main difference is the amount of Vitamin … Continued
By Dr. Brooke Azie-Rentz and Dr. Rosalie De Lombaert With the news this week of the first US deaths from novel Coronavirus being here in King County, it is no surprise that people in our community are on-guard. It seems like every time we turn on the radio or TV, read a newspaper or … Continued
By AIM Staff Ozone is a gas that is made up of Oxygen molecules. Typically when we think of oxygen, it is 02, or 2 molecules of oxygen bound together. This is the most stable form of oxygen. However, when an electric force is applied, those molecules break apart and when they recombine, can form … Continued
By Dr. Lisa A. Price, ND Several years ago, a stage IV prostate cancer patient, who I will call Stan, came to me for complementary care. I have been fortunate to work in cancer centers that are progressive and honor the importance of safe alternative therapies in conjunction with conventional medicine. Stan was receiving … Continued
By Dr. Brooke Azie-Rentz It is the end of the year, wow it has gone fast! Most of you are thinking about holiday parties and decorating and what to give up for the New Year…I am thinking about how I can help our patients get every last penny out of their insurance before the … Continued
By Dr. Lisa A. Price, ND Understanding why it’s important to eat an anti-inflammatory diet is helpful to compliance. The National Cancer Institute continuously updates its database on several aspects affecting cancer remission and prevention. Many of these recommendations are specific, like reducing intake of red meat to three servings per week. These findings and … Continued
