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2851 N. Tenaya Way,
Suite 205
Las Vegas, NV 89128
(702) 289-4974
2440 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy,
Suite 100
Henderson, NV 89052
(702) 990-9169
Most people are unaware of the major role the bacteria in our gut plays in our mood. Scientists recently discovered a connection between our gut and common mood disorders including, anxiety, depression, and fatigue.
The presence or absence of these bacteria can cause symptoms such as fatigue, unexplained weight gain, memory loss, digestive issues, panic attacks, anxiety, muscle aches, and depression.
It can be difficult to treat these symptoms with traditional prescription medicines and therapy. That’s why it is very important to select the right professionals to entrust your care with.
During your evaluation, we will develop a prioritized action plan to approach your condition through a functional and nutritional approach by optimizing lifestyle through diet, exercise, and our alternative treatment. You’ll meet with our staff of professionals to evaluate if your symptoms are truly related to an imbalance in your gut bacteria.
Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF Therapy) has been studied to treat depression and/or neurochemical imbalances that cause depression. PEMF therapy can quickly tune cells to produce more energy with less oxidative waste, thereby enhancing natural cellular detox. This excess energy enhances production of hormones and neurotransmitter chemicals. These synergistic effects elevate mood and fight depression.
Hyperpermeability of the gut, or commonly “leaky gut”, is when the GI tract is not sufficiently filtering before releasing into the bloodstream. A few of the many causes include:
Traditional medicine may treat this with pills, but the better way is to make lifestyle changes specifically targeted toward your GI tract. Valhalla Wellness Center starts with a 52 point blood panel and an in depth analysis of our patients’ results. This allows us to work with you on a transformative wellness approach to your ailments.
Once we have the analysis of what our patients’ lab work reveals, we then begin to work with our patients on an approach to not only help with current ailments and diseases, but to prevent possible future diseases. Our approach is not disease oriented, but wellness oriented. We give our patients:
Our goal is always to allow our patients’ bodies to heal themselves rather than using medicine to do it for them.
