Functional Medicine: Uncovering and treating the root cause behind symptoms. We look at your body as complex and connected. Utilizing our unique triad of health model, we discover what is happening in your body physically, chemically, and mentally.
Integrative: A true whole body approach to health and healing. Integrative is a healthcare buzzword these days. Yet most integrative approaches are only traditional medicine with some aromatherapy and massage thrown in for good measure. The Synapse Functional Medicine model applies true integrative treatment to bring healing to the whole person.
Team-Based: We utilize a whole team of practitioners who are experts in their field and have advanced functional medicine experience. This means you get the best people working on your behalf.
Check out our website at www.officialsynapse.com Synapse: Center for Health & Healing 4490 Erin Dr Eagan, MN 55122 T: (651) 209-9906 F: (651) 209-9909
What a great testament of healing from trauma. I came to realize the truth of everything you discussed Dr Troy! In January of this year I discovered the Healing Scripture video by a pastor that essentially laid out about an hours worth of scripture. Here I am in the process of being treated for mold & CIRS with Dr Ashly from your office and really struggling with physical symptoms but the depression from seasonal to circumstances to feeling shocked about the truth of how widespread the toxins are in our world and how after listening to this video filled with God’s Word… The light came on and I felt a shift in physical symptoms after God revealed a lot of my pain was from people. Been saying since Jan 2020 that I had PTSD from horrible job experiences and it only continued with 2 more bad job experiences and how each of the bosses in 4 jobs have negatively affected me and disrespected me and then kicked me to the curb… plus family issues and it dawned on me that it’s hurt people that keep hurting people. Then Chris Beat Cancer had a module on spiritual healing and an exercise on forgiveness. While I don’t have cancer I am always into learning about health matters and that exercise has been Very effective in helping me. Dr Troy, you are a blessing just as you are saying Liz Crokin is! You are living out God’s divine plan to help people and I couldn’t be more thankful for you and Dr Ashly!! Truly! Your faith in God is the foundation of why your practice is able to help people as it does. May the Lord continue to find favor with you and bless you, and equip you and more importantly- may He continue to work through you!!! Liz Crokin - I would join your team any day. I experienced DV emotional & physical almost 20 years ago and went through the courts also. When the prosecutor asked if I was planning on going back to my abuser I was shocked at the question and emphatically said NO and why would I. I learned why and the high #s who do return. Broke my heart. My prayer is to Do Good and help other single women find H•E•L•P that will set them free to live the abundant life that God provides for us… if ever I can help you help others I feel God leading here… Praying for both of you that the Almighty protect you and keep fulfilling His greatest works through you both!! Rona 🙏
I did not know the background of Liz´s unbelievable great great work ...... I do love you ...... both ... after that precious conversation❣You explained ... what I´ve done in the past to feel better 💝 I´ve learned a lot and also be ready for takeoff helping people - when the curtain finally falls 🙏🏻 Thank you much - all my love & best wishes from Germany to you both 🌹🌹 Ela
They're not detractors....They're gangstalkers...and we are now targeted individuals. They are ruthless and well funded and out to destroy us. Wait until the electronic harassment starts...if it hasn't already. I wouldn't wish this upon the devil...it is that evil. Be strong and educated yourself as much as you can and ask the Lord to help you with this.
Hello, Dr. Troy. So confusing. Fit husband (5'9", 155 lbs, carpenter - physical work 8+ hrs/day) had widow-maker heart attack at 52. (very strong family history). First angio showed plaques everywhere in his arteries. Tried to stay off statin for two years, did low carb/keto type diet. At 54 after chest pain/stress test/angiogram - re-stent original stent (was too small and clogged) and stent another area, too. Had to go with statin and now also on ezetimibe, too, to get LDL under 100, closer to 70. He's 57 now. I'm afraid to take him off the drugs. Of the 6 items that create inflammation in blood vessels he maybe has some homocysteine issues but no blood sugar issues. Otherwise we are dealing with genetics (lipo(a) or apoe4?) and stress issues. We have no idea whether what we are doing as far as med/diet/minimizing stress are working - doc says "if you don't have another episode you are doing good." What's a worried wife to do?
So excited to have found this channel and also to see that Liz is doing well... after years of abuses and now being married to a Russian orphan with PTSD this man is a GODSEND
I gave several free talks in bookstores and offices on lifestyle modifications. I was stunned by the numbers of physicians who randomly showed up in the audience. I was also shocked that they heckled me with snarky questions.
Food Sources Few foods are naturally rich in vitamin D3. The best sources are the flesh of fatty fish and fish liver oils. Smaller amounts are found in egg yolks, cheese, and beef liver. Cod liver oil Salmon Swordfish Tuna fish Sardines Beef liver Egg yolk Get out in the sun and exposure your face and hands. This is where UVB light from the sun can breakdown 7-dehydrocholesterol into D3. Tanning Booths mostly contain UVA light and not UVB. This means you have to go out into natural sunlight to get the effects. In the winter months in Minnesota, the sun is not strong enough to produce good amounts of Vitamin D in our bodies. Supplementation or consuming in the diet is necessary. Tanning Booths mostly contain UVA light and not UVB. This means you have to go out into natural sunlight to get the effects. In the winter months in Minnesota, the sun is not strong enough to produce good amounts of Vitamin D in our bodies. Supplementation or consuming in the diet is necessary.
