New Medicine Health & Wellness

Dr Edward Pearson received his undergraduate training in Microbiology and Chemistry from the University of Florida, and his medical degree with an Academic Excellence Award from the University of South Florida, College of Medicine. He completed his internship from UC Davis in Sacramento in 2000. He became licensed and immediately began practicing as a primary care physician.

Why saliva instead of blood? For hormones to be active, they have to exist in their free state. In blood, most hormones are bound to proteins and are therefore inactive. It can be difficult to determine how much of a hormone measured in serum or blood is free and actually available to your cells. In saliva, however, hormones are readily measured in their free and bioavailable state.

New Medicine Health & Wellness uses techniques so that you are not spending most of your time in bed or at another doctor's appointment. Instead, using New Medicine's protocols these strategies to gain more ENERGY, reduce PAIN, and spend QUALITY TIME with family and friends. Research based food plans that are gut healing, decrease inflammation, identify and remove dietary triggers and optimize digestion.

Are you finding it difficult to fall or stay asleep? Have you noticed a fluctuation in your weight but haven't changed your diet nor cut down exercising? Has depression or fatigue replaced positivity and vitality? These are just a few common signs of a hormonal imbalance. While a natural part of the aging process, a decrease in hormones can result in a variety of symptoms that can compromise your quality of life.

Millions of women in the United States are suffering from hormonal imbalance, whether it is early menopause, perimenopause symptoms, perimenopause weight gain, adrenal fatigue, menopause, or premenstrual symptoms (PMS). In many cases, bioidentical hormone therapy is the solution. Hot flashes, night sweats, trouble sleeping and weight gain are the most common symptoms of hormonal imbalance as a woman ages.