What are patients and physicians saying?
Atul Sachdev
“The diseases that we normally treat and manage in traditional medicine can actually be completely prevented and this is something, as doctors, we weren’t taught in medical school.”
Cheri LeBlanc
“We can really take a person and prevent them from have a catastrophic and often life ending disease.”
Alan Reisinger
“This sort of precision-based Method is what allows us to treat one patient at a time and make sure that we are giving that patient the best care - for them.”
Gordon Donaldson
“Most exciting thing by far and away is that I am able to actually document and show regression of cardiovascular disease.”
Barb McClatchie / Eric Goulder
“Well for me, after practicing standard of care cardiology for 30-35 years, I’ve just been amazed at how much I have learned about arteriology just since being introduced to the BaleDoneen Method.”
Patti Dematteis
“It has been an amazing thing to be able to educate my patients on the science that I have learned from Dr. Bale and Dr. Doneen.”
Diane Gunning
“There is a way that we can prevent heart disease and stroke!”
Camille Zaleski
“The BaleDoneen Method has enabled me to have my health!”
Larry Greenblatt
“The BaleDoneen Method has been so impactful in my practice, it’s done a paradigm shift for essentially how I practice.”
David Wright
“My patients are engaged in their own health journey; they get excited about knowing why they are headed toward certain diseases and then learning what they can do differently.”
Jeff Life
“The BaleDoneen Method really is all about precision and tailoring it to an individual’s specific needs.”
Tim Harbolt
“The most exciting part about practicing the BaleDoneen Method in my practice is having a venue to actually help patients move away from the surgical model where we just repair damage that we may find and move to prevention, true prevention, not just preventing tooth decay or preventing periodontal disease but preventing overall cardiovascular risk.”
Tim Pranger
“Helping patients become healthier and to give them a chance to prevent a heart attack or a stroke.”