Chronic Illnesses
Treatments to help you cope with chronic illnesses
Do you live with a chronic illness like rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, fibromyalgia, or chronic fatigue syndrome?
Empowering you to manage chronic illness
At Body Rejuvenation, we understand the challenges you face living with a chronic illness. You deserve to feel empowered and in control of your health. That’s why we offer a range of innovative treatments designed to help you manage your condition and improve your quality of life.
Our mission
We believe that chronic illness doesn’t have to define you. We are passionate about unlocking human potential at every stage of life, and for those living with chronic conditions, that means providing the tools and therapies to thrive.
Personalized solutions to help you cope with chronic illness
UBI Treatment
This cutting-edge therapy stimulates the production of red blood cells, improves blood flow, and enhances the delivery of oxygen to your tissues. When combined with our EBOO therapy, UBI can provide a powerful boost to your overall well-being.
Intravenous (IV) Therapies
Our customized IV drips deliver essential nutrients and hydration directly into your bloodstream, specifically formulated to strengthen your immune system and support your body’s natural healing processes.
Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN)
Is a promising therapy gaining traction in the medical field. Traditionally used for addiction treatment, low-dose naltrexone shows potential in alleviating symptoms and improving quality of life for those with various chronic illnesses.
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Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to helping you find the path to a healthier, happier you. Contact Body Rejuvenation today to schedule a consultation and discuss how our personalized approach can empower you to manage your chronic illness and live life to the fullest.
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Frequently Asked Questions About
Chronic Illness Support
A chronic illness is a health condition that persists over a long period and may require ongoing medical care, symptom management, or lifestyle adjustments. Chronic illnesses can affect energy, pain levels, immune function, mobility, sleep, digestion, cognition, and overall quality of life.
Body Rejuvenation evaluates adults living with persistent or complex health concerns, including rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic inflammation, and other conditions that may affect multiple systems of the body.
Treatment recommendations depend on your diagnosis, symptoms, medical history, current medications, and overall health.
Functional medicine does not guarantee a cure for chronic illness. Its purpose is to investigate factors that may be contributing to a patient’s symptoms and create a personalized plan to support health, function, and quality of life.
Patients should continue working with the physicians managing their diagnosed conditions.
Functional medicine is a patient-centered approach that examines how factors such as nutrition, sleep, hormones, metabolism, stress, inflammation, medications, environmental exposures, and gastrointestinal health may interact.
The goal is to understand the broader clinical picture rather than evaluating each symptom in isolation.
A chronic illness consultation may be appropriate for people experiencing persistent symptoms such as:
- Fatigue or low stamina
- Widespread pain
- Joint or muscle discomfort
- Brain fog
- Poor sleep
- Digestive concerns
- Headaches
- Frequent symptom flares
- Reduced exercise tolerance
- Difficulty recovering from physical or emotional stress
These symptoms can have many possible causes, so a medical evaluation is important.
Symptoms may fluctuate because of changes in sleep, activity, stress, nutrition, medication, infection, hormones, weather, or the underlying disease process.
Tracking symptoms and possible triggers may help your medical team identify patterns, although not every flare has an obvious cause.
Your provider may review your diagnosed conditions, symptoms, medications, supplements, previous treatments, laboratory results, lifestyle, and health goals.
Depending on your needs, the consultation may also lead to recommendations for bloodwork, diagnostic testing, nutritional support, medication management, IV therapy, or other physician-directed services.
Not necessarily. Some patients already have a diagnosis, while others are seeking help understanding persistent symptoms.
Body Rejuvenation may evaluate your overall health and available records, but certain conditions may require diagnosis or ongoing management by a rheumatologist, neurologist, infectious-disease specialist, cardiologist, or another appropriate specialist.
Yes. Bring recent laboratory results, imaging reports, medication and supplement lists, specialist notes, hospital records, and a summary of treatments you have already tried.
This information can help prevent unnecessary duplication and give the provider a clearer understanding of your history.
No. Chronic illness care is often most effective when providers collaborate.
Body Rejuvenation’s services may complement care from your primary physician or specialist, but you should not discontinue established treatment or medication without speaking with the prescribing clinician.
Depending on your symptoms and medical eligibility, recommendations may include:
- Low-dose naltrexone
- Customized IV nutrient therapy
- Hydration support
- Ultraviolet blood irradiation
- EBOO or ozone-based procedures
- Nutritional and lifestyle strategies
- Functional laboratory testing
- Other personalized wellness therapies
Not every patient will need or qualify for every service.
Low-dose naltrexone, commonly abbreviated as LDN, refers to naltrexone prescribed at a dose lower than that typically used for alcohol or opioid-use disorders.
It is sometimes prescribed off-label for symptoms associated with certain chronic pain, inflammatory, or autoimmune conditions. Research is ongoing, and results are not consistent across all patients or conditions.
Naltrexone is FDA-approved for specific uses involving alcohol and opioid dependence. Its use at low doses for fibromyalgia, autoimmune conditions, chronic fatigue, or chronic pain is off-label.
Off-label prescribing is common in medicine, but it requires an individualized discussion of the available evidence, possible benefits, risks, and alternatives.
Naltrexone blocks opioid receptors and may interfere with opioid pain medications. It can also precipitate withdrawal in someone who is physically dependent on opioids.
Tell your provider about all prescription drugs, pain medicines, cough medicines, and other opioid-containing products before starting LDN. Never stop an opioid medication without medical supervision.
Possible side effects may include vivid dreams, difficulty sleeping, headaches, nausea, digestive discomfort, anxiety, or changes in energy.
Medication risks vary by patient, and your provider may consider liver health, kidney health, current medications, and other factors before prescribing it.
IV therapy delivers fluids and selected nutrients directly into the bloodstream. A customized infusion may be used to support hydration or correct a documented nutritional deficiency when clinically appropriate.
IV therapy does not cure autoimmune disease, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, or other chronic illnesses.
IV therapy is not automatically better. Oral supplements are often appropriate and are generally less invasive.
An IV may be considered when rapid hydration is needed, when a documented deficiency is present, or when a patient has difficulty absorbing or tolerating an oral nutrient. The decision should be based on medical need rather than marketing claims.
Ultraviolet blood irradiation, or UBI, is a procedure in which a portion of a patient’s blood is exposed to controlled ultraviolet light before being returned to the body.
UBI has been studied for possible biological effects, but high-quality evidence for many chronic illnesses remains limited. It should be presented as an adjunctive or investigational therapy rather than a proven cure.
EBOO stands for extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation. During the procedure, blood circulates through specialized equipment outside the body, where it is processed before being returned.
EBOO is promoted for wellness and inflammation-related goals, but it is not an FDA-approved cure for autoimmune disease, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, or other chronic illnesses.
No. UBI uses ultraviolet light as part of blood processing. EBOO involves extracorporeal blood circulation and ozone-based processing.
Some protocols may combine technologies, but the procedures, equipment, proposed mechanisms, and risks are not identical.
Ozone-based blood therapies are not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure chronic illnesses such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, or chronic fatigue syndrome.
Patients should receive a clear explanation of the therapy’s regulatory status, available evidence, potential risks, and alternatives before proceeding.
Safety depends on the specific therapy, diagnosis, disease activity, medications, laboratory results, and overall health.
People using immunosuppressants, anticoagulants, biologic medications, corticosteroids, or other complex therapies should provide a complete medication list and coordinate care with the physician managing their autoimmune condition.
Eligibility varies, but certain therapies may not be appropriate for patients with:
- An active or severe infection
- Unstable heart or lung disease
- Significant anemia
- Bleeding or clotting disorders
- Uncontrolled medical conditions
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Certain medication interactions
- A need for urgent or emergency treatment
A clinician must evaluate individual risks before recommending treatment.
There is no universal timeline. Some patients may notice temporary changes in hydration, energy, sleep, or comfort relatively quickly, while other therapies may require several weeks of observation.
Some patients may not experience meaningful improvement. No specific outcome should be guaranteed.
The number of treatments depends on the therapy, your goals, medical response, and the provider’s recommendations.
Before beginning a series, ask how progress will be measured, when the plan will be reassessed, and under what circumstances treatment would be changed or discontinued.
Progress may be evaluated through symptom tracking, functional goals, physical activity tolerance, sleep quality, laboratory results, medication needs, and changes in daily quality of life.
Clear goals should be established before treatment so you and your provider can determine whether the plan is providing meaningful value.
Any medication, infusion, or procedure may produce side effects or temporary symptoms. However, worsening symptoms should not automatically be described as proof that a treatment is working.
Report significant pain, breathing difficulty, fever, rash, neurological symptoms, or any unexpected reaction to your medical team promptly.
Lifestyle strategies may be included when appropriate. Recommendations can involve sleep, nutrition, gradual physical activity, pacing, stress management, hydration, or correcting documented nutrient deficiencies.
The plan should be realistic and adapted to your diagnosis and current level of function.
Coverage varies by insurance plan and service. Functional medicine consultations, expanded laboratory testing, customized IV therapy, LDN, UBI, and EBOO may not be covered or may be considered elective, off-label, or investigational.
Ask for a written estimate before beginning treatment.
Cost depends on the consultation, testing, medications, treatment type, and number of sessions recommended.
Because plans are personalized, an accurate total usually cannot be determined until your health history and goals have been reviewed.
Body Rejuvenation is located at 664 West Hallandale Beach Boulevard in Hallandale Beach, Florida.
Yes. Spanish-speaking assistance is available at Body Rejuvenation.
Begin by scheduling a chronic illness consultation and gathering your recent medical records, test results, medication list, and a brief timeline of your symptoms.
The medical team can then review your history and discuss which evaluations or supportive therapies may be appropriate.
Individual outcomes vary. These services are not a substitute for emergency care or ongoing treatment from the specialists managing your diagnosed condition.
Our Difference.
Functional Medicine
We don’t simply treat your symptoms, we get to their root causes.
Individualized Treatment
Our individualized programs use a multi-system approach to obtain results. Each system is carefully selected and customized to the individual.
Empowering Education
Our mission is to educate individuals about maintaining their health.
We believe the best societies are comprised of healthy individuals.
Knowledgeable Physicians
Our physicians have been practicing Functional Medicine for decades, have completed postgraduate and fellowship training, and have authored books in the area of Functional Medicine.
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