South Carolina Referable Physicians
What is a referable physician?
Referable physicians are MD or DO members of the American Academy of Environmental Medicine who have successfully completed the Core Curriculum
consisting of four Instructional Courses.
The designation of Fellow is awarded to members who have successfully completed the Core Curriculum and passed the board examination of American Board of Environmental Medicine.
7510 Northforest Drive
North Charleston, SC 294204297
Tel: (843) 572-1600
Specialties: Environmental Medicine, Immunologic Metabolic Disorders, Nutritional Medicine, Preventive Medicine, Toxicology,
Occupational Medicine; Biodetoxification Program; Chelation Therapy; Signal Therapy
Certifications: Environmental Medicine, Pediatrics
Basic Diagnostic Techniques:
- Ecologic Oriented History, Sublingual P/N, Intradermal P/N, Preservative Free Antigens
- (D): Diet Elimination, Rotary Diversified Diet, Oral Challenge Diet
- (I): RAST IGE, RAST IGG, Comprehensive allergy testing and immunotherapy with phenol free extracts
Basic Treatment Techniques:
- (I): Inhalant Antigens: Based on Neutralization, Optimal Dose, Sublingual, Subcutaneous
- (F): Food Antigens: Based on Neutralization: Sublingual
- (C): Chemical Antigens: Based on Neutralization: Sublingual
- Avoidance
- Preservative Free Antigen Therapy
- Rotary Diversified Diet
Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine
7510 Northforest Dr.
North Charleston, SC 29420
Tel: (843) 572-1600
Specialties: Environmental Medicine, Immunologic Metabolic Disorders, Nutritional Medicine, Pediatrics, Preventive Medicine,
Toxicology, Occupational Medicine; Biodetoxification Program; Chelation Therapy; Signal Therapy
Certifications: Environmental Medicine, Pediatrics
Basic Diagnostic Techniques:
- Ecologic Oriented History, Sublingual P/N, Intradermal P/N, Preservative Free Antigens
- (D): Diet Elimination, Rotary Diversified Diet, Oral Challenge Diet
- (I): RAST IGE, RAST IGG, Comprehensive allergy testing and immunotherapy with phenol free extracts
Basic Treatment Techniques:
- (I): Inhalant Antigens: Based on Neutralization, Optimal Dose, Sublingual, Subcutaneous
- (F): Food Antigens: Based on Neutralization: Sublingual
- (C): Chemical Antigens: Based on Neutralization: Sublingual
- Avoidance
- Preservative Free Antigen Therapy
- Rotary Diversified Diet
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