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What Patients SayMy husband had a bone marrow transplant in 2004. The transplant was successful but the side effects of the chemotherapy were slowly taking his life. We were in an unusual situation in that we were able to independently verify that Dr. Kotsanis treatment was working. We have a CBC and chemistries checked every time we go to an oncology appointment. Over the course of 6 months we nearly cried every time we got the blood work results as more and more of the values moved into the normal range. We have had a fantastic experience here and I would love to share in more detail our journey back to health with anyone who wants more details.
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Disclaimer This website is not intended as an advertisement. Rather, the purpose of this website is to inform the public of concepts and articles for readers to consider for themselves and to discuss with their family and caregivers. In no way should this information be used to diagnose or treat any disease. This can only be done by a qualified medical professional and only after a complete history and physical examination is done and the proper testing is ordered. Information included here is based upon Dr. Kotsanis' personal clinical experience treating patients for over twenty seven years, as well as review of published scientific literature and medical studies. Dr. Kotsanis integrates both mainstream and complementary medicine. This practice, known as integrative medicine embraces principles and treatment methods which may or may not be accepted or embraced by conventional medicine providers, individual physicians or other health care institutions.