When it comes to holistic health, Southlake Integrative Wellness Center operates on one key philosophy: The best way to heal the body is to optimize the bodys self-healing capacity.

With more than 30 years of health care experience, Dr. Tony Rectors medical career has included family practice, as well as emergency, college and sports medicine. With six different accreditations, including a fellowship at the University of Arizona Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, Dr. Rector helps his patients identify and treat the root causes of their symptoms and works to establish a unique plan for each individual patient to support their health goals.

One of the most exciting treatments Southlake Integrative Wellness Center offers is ozone therapy, which removes patients blood, cleans it with a third oxygen atom and ultraviolet light, then reintroduces it into the bloodstream. The combination of ozone and light rays increase the biological activity of the blood cells to eradicate bacteria, virus and fungus. In addition to ozone therapy, the practice also offers nutritional IV therapies. These treatments allow for a maximum concentration of vitamins, amino acids and minerals to enter the bloodstream quickly and reach tissues that need them the most.

Hormone balancing is a key component to your overall well-being, yet such a balance can be difficult to achieve. Dr. Rectors team uses hormone pellet therapy and believes it to be an excellent treatment to create hormonal equilibrium, which your body depends on for optimum health. Pellet therapy specifically creates a smooth, sustained release hormonal environment.

Southlake Integrative Wellness Center doesnt just look at your symptoms. They assess the whole person, including physical, emotional, environmental, social and spiritual components, as well as lifestyle factors. Dr. Rector and his caring team are dedicated to helping patients live abundant lives full of health, vitality and purpose.

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Optimizing Health: Functional Medical Care, Ozone and IV Therapy and Hormone Balancing - Southlake Style