Dr. Jonathan Stegall talks about his unique integration of conventional and integrative therapies.

In This Episode & Article:

• Dr. Jonathan Stegall speaks his mind of misinformation coming from both the conventional and alternative medical worlds.
• How Dr. Stegall assesses a patient and the factors he takes in to design a unique, individualized protocol for each patient.
• The supplements, dietary and lifestyle habits Dr. Stegall recommends across the board no matter the patient.
• Low dose chemotherapy and the success Dr. Stegall has using it both in treatment outcomes and side effects.
• Many alternative therapies such as pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) technology, lymphatic drainage therapy, sound therapy, and intravenous vitamin C.

Resources Mentioned:

• Whole Tones
• Curatronics
• Beta 1, 3D Glucan
• Vitamin D: at least 50 – 60
• Curcumin - cancer killing & anti-inflammatory
• green tea - capsol tea most researched
• MitoCore MitoCore mitochondrial support
• Poly MVA
• Silver

Dr. Jonathan Stegall is the founder of The Center for Advanced Medicine in Johns Creek, GA. Dr. Stegall has a true passion for providing the best cancer care for his patients. He practices integrative oncology, which involves combining the best of modern medicine with natural therapies. This advanced form of cancer treatment, Dr. Stegall believes, should be safe, effective, and tailored to each patient’s specific and unique needs. As a result of his specialized form of medicine, and his compassionate personality, patients travel from throughout the country to be under his care.

Dr. Stegall has a bachelor’s degree from Clemson University, graduating with honors, as well as a master’s degree in physiology from Georgetown University. Prior to starting medical school, Dr. Stegall conducted research on the doctor-patient relationship at Harvard Medical School. After earning his medical degree from the Medical University of South Carolina, he completed his internal medicine residency through the Yale University School of Medicine, with clinical training at Greenwich Hospital and Yale New Haven Hospital. During this time, he conducted rotations in integrative oncology and began developing his own unique approach to cancer treatment. Dr. Stegall has also completed a fellowship in Integrative Cancer Therapeutics through the Metabolic Medical Institute, affiliated with the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine. Dr. Stegall is a member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), the International Organization of Integrative Cancer Physicians (IOICP), and the Society of Integrative Oncology (SIO).