Schedule a G6PD Consultation
We have a unique way of assessing our client’s G6PD Deficiency. We do a critical case review. This includes:
- Review of up to past 2 years of bloodwork
- Health history review
- Genetic test review
Everyone is unique. With unique genetics, and a specific environment that no one else has. For that reason, we need to asses your biochemistry so that we can formulate a customized recovery strategy.
At the end of the critical case review, you will have a detailed explanation of your top health challenges from a genetic susceptibility standpoint, including G6PD Deficiency, and what needs to be done immediately that you are not doing currently.
Schedule an Appointment with Dr. Joel Rosen, our G6PD Deficiency Specialist!
R. Joel Rosen, DC, CFMP, DAAIM graduated from McMaster University with a degree in the Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology program. He also earned a second undergraduate degree in Psychology from York University in Ontario Canada, where he was born and raised for the first 28 years of his life. He then went on to attend the Los Angeles College Of Chiropractic from which he graduated as a Doctor of Chiropractic.
Dr. Rosen believes his education background being rich and diverse, has provided the requisite tools to keep his patients both healthy and active. His wellness philosophy: patient education and informative teaching, and regular healthy living measures are fundamental components of sound chiropractic health care. Having the good fortune of being from a traditional medical family, he understands the role traditional health care plays with living healthy, but marries the concepts of alternative medicine, to view health as the combination of physical, mental, spiritual, or ultimately a holistic approach.
Dr. Rosen combines a nutrigenomic approach to healing. That is, he looks at both the genetic and epigenetic components to health. His practice serves health clients from all over the world.
We offer DNA / Genetic testing, toxicity testing, microbiome testing, and hormone testing.
Many patients are dealing not only with genetic issues like G6PD Deficiency, but they also have overlapping adrenal stress and hormone imbalances.