Meet Our Provider
Mary Migliori, MD
Mary K. Migliori MD is board certified by the American Academy of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine and the American Board of Anesthesiology. She graduated from the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine in 1985 and finished her residency in anesthesiology in 1989.
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Dr. Mary Migliori focuses on the well-being of her patients like no other. She spends her time learning about her patients, researching their health issues and working to create the most appropriate wellness plan possible. Her dedication to her patients is unmatched, because she really cares.
What is Integrative Medicine?
Western medicine typically focuses on managing and treating symptoms with medications or procedures, which can provide relief but may not always address the underlying cause of the issue.
Functional medicine, also known as Integrative Medicine on the other hand, takes a holistic and individualized approach to healthcare, aiming to identify and treat the root causes of symptoms to restore overall health and well-being.Functional medicine practitioners consider a person's genetics, environment, lifestyle factors, and unique biochemistry to create personalized treatment plans.
By looking at the body as a whole system and investigating the interconnectedness of different bodily functions, functional medicine aims to promote healing from within rather than simply masking symptoms.
Through approaches such as nutrition changes, stress management techniques, targeted supplements, lifestyle modifications, and addressing gut health, functional medicine seeks to optimize the body's natural healing mechanisms and support long-term wellness.
Both Western medicine and functional medicine have their strengths and are valuable in different contexts. Integrating aspects of both approaches can offer a comprehensive and personalized approach to healthcare, addressing immediate symptoms while also working towards long-term health and prevention by identifying and treating the root causes of health issues.