We are a private health clinic specializing in Natural Medicine and guided by our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System.
This Innovative approach allows us to design nutritional treatment plans based on precise scientific analysis - never guesswork.
At Lemus Natural Medicine, we believe true healing begins with identifying the root causes of your health concerns, not simply masking the symptoms. Through advanced laboratory testing with our Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System, we uncover the hidden imbalances affecting your body and transform those insights into a personalized nutritional plan tailored uniquely to you.
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The testing results guide the creation of customized nutritional plans that support your body's natural healing abilities. From boosting immunity to restoring energy, every recommendation is designed to work in harmony with your body. Food, natural supplements and lifestyle modification are recommended.
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Our philosophy is simple: nature provides the most powerful tools for health. That's why we rely solely n natural therapies-non synthetic drugs, no unnecessary chemicals. At Lemus Natural Medicine clinic, we help you achieve balance, vitality, and peace of mind through safe, proven, and effective natural medicine solutions.
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Discover the Power of Knowing Your Biochemistry
The Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System developed by Dr Lemus utilized comprehensive physical measurement, large health questioner and various tissues and body fluids.
At Lemus Natural Medicine, we don't guess - we measure. Our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System developed by Dr. Lemus, allows for science-based, individualized treatment plans that offers one of the most comprehensive health evaluations in the nation.
Unlikely conventional checkups that look at a handful of markers, our evaluation examines:
70+ biochemical markers that reveal hidden imbalances in your body.
Over 270 potential abnormalities may indicate early signs of disease.
50+ self-produce toxins that disrupt metabolism and immunity.
150 food sensitivities silently tigering inflammation.
175+ industrial and environmental toxins, including mold, pesticides, herbicides, and heavy metals.
45+ disruption patterns identifying over 80 ways your terrain may be compromised.
349 foods classifies as therapeutic, neutral, or harmful- personalized to your chemistry.
This advanced system helps us detect disease before symptoms appear and designs a personalized treatment plan that restores balance and prevents chronic illness.
Symptoms arise from biochemical imbalances, varying based on toxins, deficiencies, and metabolic dysfunctions. By identifying these root causes, Dr. Lemus formulates precise treatment plans to restore optimal health.
At Lemus Natural Medicine, Inc., Dr. Lemus employs laboratory testing to develop science-based, individualized treatment plans.
What is Bioterrain?
The term "Bioterrain" was first introduced by the 19th-century French scientist Antonie Bechamp, who emphisized that health and disease are largely determined by the body's internal enviroment rather than by germs alone.
Today, bioterrain reffers to the complex internal environment of the human body, including its biological, chemical, and physiological components. This inner milieu supports the proper functioning of all bodily systems and is essential for maintaining health and resilience.
At Lemus Natural Medicine, we build upon this scientific foundation with modern laboratory testing, allowing us to measure and restore balance to your individual bioterrain.
Microbiome
The Hidden World Inside You: The human body is not just made up of human cells. In fact, trillions of microscopic organisms live in and on us, forming what scientists call the human microbiome. This vast community includes bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, and other microbes. Far from being harmful invaders, most of these microorganisms play essential roles in keeping us alive, healthy, and balanced. What Is the Microbiome? The microbiome refers to the entire collection of microbes that inhabit the skin, mouth, lungs, gut, and even the urogenital tract. Each area of the body has its own specialized ecosystem. Of all these, the gut microbiome is the most studied and perhaps the most influential on human health. It contains more than 100 trillion organisms, outnumbering our own cells and holding over 3 million genes — many more than the human genome. Key Functions of the Microbiome 1. Digestion and Nutrient Absorption The gut microbiota helps break down complex carbohydrates, proteins, and fats that our digestive enzymes alone cannot handle. They produce enzymes and metabolites that allow us to absorb nutrients more efficiently. Without this microbial teamwork, many foods would remain indigestible. 2. Vitamin and Compound Synthesis Certain beneficial bacteria produce essential vitamins such as vitamin K, B vitamins (B12, biotin, folate, riboflavin, thiamine), and short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs). SCFAs — like butyrate, acetate, and propionate — nourish the cells of the intestinal lining, regulate inflammation, and support overall metabolic health. 3. Immune System Regulation About 70% of the immune system resides in the gut. The microbiome acts as a training ground, teaching immune cells to distinguish between harmful pathogens and harmless substances. A balanced microbiome prevents autoimmune reactions while keeping defenses sharp against real infections. 4. Protection Against Pathogens Beneficial microbes compete with harmful bacteria, preventing them from colonizing the body. They do this by occupying attachment sites, producing antimicrobial compounds, and maintaining an acidic environment that discourages invaders. 5. Brain and Mood Connection Emerging research shows the gut microbiome communicates with the brain through the gut-brain axis. Certain bacteria produce neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine, and GABA, which influence mood, sleep, and even cognition. An imbalanced microbiome (dysbiosis) has been linked to anxiety, depression, and neurological conditions. Factors That Influence the Microbiome: Diet: A diverse, fiber-rich diet supports a healthy microbiome, while processed foods, sugar, and artificial additives can disrupt it. Antibiotics: While life-saving, antibiotics can wipe out both harmful and beneficial bacteria, sometimes leading to long-term imbalance. Lifestyle: Stress, lack of sleep, and sedentary habits negatively affect microbial diversity. Birth and Early Life: Babies born vaginally and breastfed tend to develop more resilient microbiomes compared to those delivered by C-section or formula-fed. Environment: Exposure to natural environments, pets, and even soil microbes can enrich microbial diversity. Signs of an Unbalanced Microbiome (Dysbiosis) When the microbiome becomes imbalanced, it may contribute to: -Digestive problems (bloating, diarrhea, constipation, irritable bowel syndrome) -Autoimmune disorders (arthritis, lupus, type 1 diabetes) -Allergies and asthma -Metabolic issues (obesity, type 2 diabetes, fatty liver) -Mood disturbances (anxiety, depression, brain fog) -Skin conditions (eczema, acne, psoriasis) -Supporting a Healthy Microbiome -Eat Prebiotic Foods: Garlic, onions, asparagus, bananas, and whole grains feed beneficial bacteria. -Include Probiotic Sources: Fermented foods like yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, miso, and kimchi add beneficial strains directly. -Stay Hydrated: Water supports the transport of nutrients and waste, keeping digestion smooth. -Manage Stress and Sleep: Balanced lifestyle choices reduce harmful microbial shifts. -Limit Unnecessary Antibiotics: Only use when prescribed, and consider microbiome recovery strategies afterward. Why the Microbiome Matters for Modern Health Science continues to uncover new connections between microbiome health and conditions like cardiovascular disease, cancer, autoimmune disorders, and even longevity. Personalized medicine, including microbiome testing, is growing as doctors and natural health practitioners use microbial insights to guide nutrition, supplementation, and lifestyle recommendations. Our Multidimentional Bioterrain Testing System can reveal many factors that contributer to Microbione imbalance that can be corrected with a roper treatment Taking the Next Step Toward Restoring Your Microbiome At Lemus Natural Medicine, we understand that every person’s microbiome is unique. While general advice can help, real transformation begins when we uncover the hidden imbalances that affect your digestion, immunity, and overall health. Our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System goes beyond standard testing by analyzing hundreds of biochemical markers. This allows us to identify the root factors contributing to microbiome imbalance — whether they involve nutrient deficiencies, toxins, pH disruptions, or immune dysfunction. Once identified, these imbalances can be corrected with a personalized, natural treatment plan tailored to your body’s needs. ✨ Discover how your microbiome health can be restored. Schedule your consultation with Lemus Natural Medicine today and take the first step toward lasting wellness.
Immune System
The Immune System: Your Body’s Defense and Healing Network The immune system is one of the most remarkable and complex networks in the human body. It is made up of organs, tissues, cells, and specialized proteins that work together to defend us against infections, remove harmful toxins, and maintain the delicate state of homeostasis — the internal balance that keeps us healthy and alive. Rather than being a single organ, the immune system is an integrated defense network that protects us every second of every day from bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, and even abnormal cells within our own body. How the Immune System Works At the heart of this system are white blood cells (leukocytes), which act as soldiers constantly patrolling the bloodstream and tissues. These cells are trained to identify, neutralize, and destroy foreign invaders. Some key players include: -Lymphocytes (B cells and T cells): These cells form the backbone of adaptive immunity. B cells produce antibodies that specifically target pathogens, while T cells destroy infected or cancerous cells. -Neutrophils: The most abundant white blood cells, they are the “first responders” to infections, quickly engulfing and killing bacteria. -Macrophages: These large scavenger cells “eat” pathogens and dead cells, keeping tissues clean and stimulating healing. -Natural Killer (NK) Cells: These specialized cells detect and destroy abnormal cells, such as those infected with viruses or turning cancerous. Together, these cells create a highly coordinated defense that adapts to each unique threat. Organs and Tissues of the Immune System The immune system involves many organs that form a specialized defense infrastructure: -Bone Marrow: Produces the stem cells that give rise to all immune cells. -Thymus: The “training ground” where T cells learn to distinguish friend from foe. -Lymph Nodes: Small hubs that filter lymphatic fluid, trapping pathogens and serving as meeting points for immune cells. -Spleen: Filters blood, stores white blood cells, and helps fight systemic infections. -Mucosal Barriers: Found in the gut, lungs, and skin, these act as the body’s first line of defense, preventing microbes from entering in the first place. Functions of the Immune System The immune system is not just about fighting infections. Its responsibilities include: 1. Protection Against Pathogens Preventing and eliminating bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites before they can cause disease. 2. Detoxification Helping the body identify and neutralize harmful toxins, both from the environment and from internal metabolism. 3. Surveillance and Repair Detecting and removing damaged or abnormal cells, including those that could become cancerous. 4. Homeostasis Maintaining balance between attack and tolerance — ensuring that the body fights genuine threats without overreacting to harmless substances like pollen or food proteins. When the Immune System Becomes Imbalanced Like any complex system, the immune network can become imbalanced. Problems may arise in two main ways: -Underactive Immunity: Leads to frequent infections, slow wound healing, or vulnerability to serious illness. -Overactive Immunity: Causes allergies, asthma, and autoimmune diseases, where the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissues. Examples of immune-related conditions include: -Recurrent infections (sinus, respiratory, urinary tract) -Chronic fatigue and low energy -Allergies and asthma -Autoimmune conditions such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or thyroid disorders -Cancer development when surveillance systems fail Supporting a Strong and Balanced Immune System A healthy immune system depends on multiple lifestyle and environmental factors: -Nutrition: Adequate vitamins and minerals (like vitamin C, vitamin D, zinc, and selenium) are critical for proper immune function. -Gut Health: Since about 70% of the immune system resides in the gut, a balanced microbiome supports strong immunity. -Sleep: Deep, restorative sleep allows the immune system to repair and regenerate. -Stress Management: Chronic stress suppresses immune activity, making the body more vulnerable. -Exercise: Moderate, regular physical activity boosts immune surveillance and circulation. The Future of Immune Health Modern research shows that immune health is at the center of many chronic conditions, from infections to cancer to autoimmune disorders. Personalized approaches that identify the underlying imbalances in each individual are the most effective way to restore resilience. How Lemus Natural Medicine Can Help At Lemus Natural Medicine, we go beyond treating symptoms. Our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System allows us to measure hundreds of biochemical markers that reflect immune health, inflammation, toxicity, and nutritional status. By uncovering the hidden factors that weaken or overstimulate the immune system, we design personalized natural treatment plans that bring balance back to your body. ✨ Discover how your immune system can be strengthened and restored. Schedule your consultation with Lemus Natural Medicine today and take the first step toward long-lasting wellness.
Endocrine System
The Endocrine System: Master Regulator of Hormones and Health The endocrine system is one of the body’s most vital communication networks. Made up of a collection of glands that produce and release hormones, it regulates nearly every process in the human body — from metabolism and growth to reproduction, mood, and energy balance. Unlike the nervous system, which sends fast electrical signals, the endocrine system works through chemical messengers called hormones. These hormones travel through the bloodstream, carrying instructions that affect cells, tissues, and organs across the entire body. How the Endocrine System Works The endocrine system is made up of specialized glands that release hormones into the bloodstream. Once released, hormones bind to receptors in target organs, triggering specific responses that keep the body in balance. Some of the key glands include: -Hypothalamus: The “control center” of the endocrine system, linking the brain and the pituitary gland to regulate hunger, thirst, temperature, and sleep cycles. -Pituitary Gland: Known as the “master gland,” it regulates other glands and influences growth, reproduction, and metabolism. -Thyroid Gland: Located in the neck, it releases hormones (T3 and T4) that regulate metabolism, energy use, and body temperature. -Parathyroid Glands: Tiny glands behind the thyroid that regulate calcium and bone health. -Adrenal Glands: Positioned above the kidneys, they produce stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline, as well as aldosterone for blood pressure control. -Pancreas: Produces insulin and glucagon, which regulate blood sugar levels. -Ovaries (in women): Produce estrogen and progesterone, controlling reproduction, menstrual cycles, and secondary sexual characteristics. -Testes (in men): Produce testosterone, essential for sperm production, libido, and male physical traits. Functions of the Endocrine System The endocrine system regulates countless processes that keep the body functioning properly. Its main roles include: 1. Metabolism and Energy Regulation Hormones like thyroid hormones, insulin, and cortisol help determine how the body uses nutrients, stores energy, and maintains blood sugar stability. 2. Growth and Development Growth hormone and sex hormones guide physical development from childhood to adulthood, influencing height, bone density, and muscle mass. 3. Reproduction and Fertility Estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone control fertility, pregnancy, and sexual health. Hormonal imbalances can affect menstrual cycles, libido, and sperm production. 4. Mood and Stress Response Cortisol, adrenaline, and neurotransmitter-regulating hormones influence how the body reacts to stress, as well as emotional stability. 5. Homeostasis By maintaining steady levels of calcium, blood sugar, and fluids, the endocrine system ensures the body stays in a balanced state. Common Endocrine Disorders When the endocrine system is out of balance, even small hormone shifts can create significant health problems. Some common endocrine-related conditions include: - Hypothyroidism and Hyperthyroidism: Underactive or overactive thyroid affecting metabolism, weight, and energy levels. -Diabetes Mellitus (Type 1 and Type 2): Caused by issues with insulin production or sensitivity, leading to abnormal blood sugar levels. -Adrenal Disorders: Such as Addison’s disease, Cushing’s syndrome, or chronic stress-related adrenal fatigue. -Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): A reproductive hormone imbalance affecting menstrual cycles, fertility, and metabolism. -Osteoporosis: Linked to imbalances in parathyroid hormone, estrogen, or testosterone. -Hormonal Cancers: Such as thyroid, ovarian, or testicular cancer. Symptoms of Endocrine Imbalance Because hormones affect so many systems, endocrine problems often cause wide-ranging symptoms, including: -Fatigue and low energy -Unexplained weight gain or weight loss -Mood swings, anxiety, or depression -Sleep disturbances -Hair loss or thinning -Irregular menstrual cycles or infertility -Loss of libido or erectile dysfunction -Changes in skin texture, acne, or premature aging Supporting Endocrine Health Naturally A strong endocrine system depends on a balanced lifestyle. Natural ways to support hormonal health include: -Nutrition: Adequate intake of protein, healthy fats, vitamins (D, B-complex), and minerals (iodine, selenium, zinc, magnesium) support glandular function. -Stress Management: Chronic stress overactivates the adrenal glands and disrupts other hormones. Relaxation, meditation, and deep breathing are restorative. -Physical Activity: Exercise helps regulate insulin sensitivity, supports thyroid function, and balances reproductive hormones. -Sleep: Consistent, deep sleep supports circadian rhythms and hormone production. -Detoxification: Reducing exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals (plastics, pesticides, synthetic fragrances) protects hormone balance. Endocrine Health and Modern Challenges Today’s environment poses unique stressors on the endocrine system. Processed foods, sedentary lifestyles, environmental toxins, and chronic stress all contribute to rising rates of thyroid disorders, diabetes, fertility problems, and metabolic disease. Personalized care that goes beyond symptom management is key to restoring balance. How Lemus Natural Medicine Can Help At Lemus Natural Medicine, we specialize in identifying the hidden biochemical imbalances that affect the endocrine system. Through our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System, we measure over 270 biomarkers that reveal the underlying causes of hormonal dysfunction — from nutritional deficiencies and toxic overloads to stress- related imbalances. With this information, we design a personalized natural treatment plan that supports your body’s hormone-producing glands, restores balance, and enhances your energy, mood, and vitality. ✨ Take control of your hormonal health today. Schedule your consultation with Lemus Natural Medicine and discover how restoring endocrine balance can transform your well-being.
Nutritional Status
The Key to Energy, Vitality, and Long-Term Health Nutrition is the foundation of life. Every cell in the human body depends on a steady supply of nutrients to function properly, repair damage, and maintain health. The term nutritional status refers to the balance of nutrients that are absorbed, distributed, and utilized by the body. A strong nutritional status supports cellular function, energy production, immunity, detoxification, and disease prevention. Conversely, nutritional imbalances — whether deficiencies or excesses — can quietly undermine health, contributing to fatigue, chronic illness, and accelerated aging. Why Nutritional Status Matters 1. Cellular Energy Production Nutrients such as glucose, fatty acids, amino acids, and vitamins (like B-complex) serve as raw materials and cofactors in cellular energy pathways. Without adequate nutrition, mitochondria — the cell’s “power plants” — cannot produce sufficient energy. 2. Enzymatic Functions Vitamins and minerals act as cofactors for thousands of enzymes that regulate metabolism, detoxification, and repair. For example: o Magnesium is required for over 300 enzymatic reactions. o Zinc is essential for DNA repair and immune defense. o Vitamin C is critical for collagen production and antioxidant protection. 3. Growth and Repair Proteins, vitamins, and minerals provide the building blocks for tissues, supporting wound healing, muscle maintenance, and bone strength. 4. Immune Support Nutrients such as vitamin D, vitamin C, zinc, and selenium are vital for immune surveillance and protection against infections. 5. Prevention of Chronic Disease Adequate nutrition lowers the risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, and certain cancers, while deficiencies increase vulnerability. Factors That Influence Nutritional Status -Dietary Intake: Quality and variety of foods consumed. -Absorption: Digestive health determines how well nutrients are absorbed from food. Conditions such as celiac disease, IBS, or low stomach acid impair absorption. -Metabolic Needs: Age, gender, activity level, and health conditions all influence nutrient requirements. -Toxin Exposure: Environmental toxins increase demand for antioxidants and detox-supportive nutrients. -Stress Levels: Chronic stress depletes B vitamins, magnesium, and vitamin C. -Medications: Common drugs (antacids, statins, antibiotics) interfere with nutrient absorption or utilization. Signs of Poor Nutritional Status Nutritional imbalances often present with subtle symptoms long before lab tests reveal major deficiencies. Common signs include: -Fatigue and low energy -Brittle nails, hair loss, or skin changes -Frequent infections or slow healing -Poor concentration or “brain fog” -Muscle cramps or weakness -Digestive problems (bloating, constipation, reflux) -Mood swings, anxiety, or depression -Weight fluctuations or difficulty maintaining a healthy weight Assessing Nutritional Status Traditional approaches often focus only on basic blood work (like iron or vitamin D levels). However, true nutritional status is much broader, involving multiple systems: -Micronutrients: Vitamins, minerals, trace elements -Macronutrients: Proteins, fats, carbohydrates -Antioxidants: Compounds that neutralize free radicals -Amino Acids & Fatty Acids: Essential building blocks of cells and hormones -Metabolic Markers: Indicators of enzyme activity and nutrient utilization Supporting Optimal Nutritional Status 1. Balanced Diet o Emphasize whole foods: vegetables, fruits, lean proteins, healthy fats, and whole grains. o Reduce processed foods, refined sugars, and artificial additives. 2. Digestive Health o Support gut microbiome with probiotics and prebiotics. o Address digestive disorders that impair nutrient absorption. 3. Targeted Supplementation o Use evidence-based supplementation when deficiencies are identified (e.g., vitamin D in low-sunlight areas, magnesium for muscle and sleep support). 4. Hydration and Electrolytes o Water and mineral balance are crucial for nutrient transport and utilization. 5. Lifestyle Choices o Prioritize stress reduction, restorative sleep, and regular physical activity, all of which improve nutrient metabolism. Nutritional Status and Modern Health Today’s lifestyle presents unique challenges: highly processed diets, environmental toxins, stress, and sedentary habits. Even with calorie- rich diets, many people remain malnourished at the cellular level — a condition sometimes called “hidden hunger.” Scientific research shows that personalized nutritional care can correct these imbalances, improve energy, prevent chronic disease, and support longevity. How Lemus Natural Medicine Can Help At Lemus Natural Medicine, we go beyond surface-level nutrition. Our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System analyzes over 270 biomarkers to reveal hidden nutritional imbalances — from vitamin and mineral deficiencies to antioxidant depletion, protein metabolism issues, and toxin-related nutrient drain. With these insights, we design a personalized natural treatment plan that restores your nutritional foundation, boosts energy, and strengthens long-term health. ✨ Discover how your nutritional status is shaping your health. Schedule your consultation with Lemus Natural Medicine today and begin your journey toward renewed vitality.
pH Balance
The Foundation of Health and Vitality The concept of pH balance is central to understanding human health. pH (short for “potential of hydrogen”) measures the level of acidity or alkalinity in the body’s fluids and tissues. This scale ranges from 0 (most acidic) to 14 (most alkaline), with 7 being neutral. For optimal health, the body maintains a slightly alkaline blood pH around 7.35–7.45. This narrow range is critical because even small shifts in pH can disrupt enzyme activity, interfere with cellular metabolism, and compromise overall function. Why pH Balance Matters 1. Enzyme Activity Enzymes, which control nearly every biochemical reaction in the body, are highly sensitive to pH. If the environment becomes too acidic or too alkaline, enzyme activity slows down, affecting digestion, detoxification, energy production, and repair processes. 2. Cellular Function Healthy cells require a stable pH environment to transport nutrients, eliminate waste, and generate energy efficiently. When pH balance is disturbed, cells cannot perform at their best — leading to fatigue, weakened immunity, and increased risk of chronic illness. 3. Oxygen Delivery The blood’s pH directly influences how well hemoglobin can carry oxygen to tissues. A slightly alkaline environment ensures optimal oxygen release, while acidosis (too much acidity) reduces oxygen availability to cells. 4. Immune Defense A balanced pH supports a strong immune system. Excess acidity may encourage the growth of harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, while a properly regulated pH strengthens the body’s natural defenses. Factors That Disrupt pH Balance Many lifestyle and environmental factors can push the body toward excess acidity or, less commonly, alkalinity. These include: -Diet high in processed foods, sugar, and animal protein -Lack of vegetables and alkaline-forming foods -Chronic stress and poor sleep -Environmental toxins and pollution -Overuse of medications such as antibiotics and painkillers -Sedentary lifestyle with little physical activity -Dehydration Over time, these influences can create a state known as metabolic acidosis, where the body struggles to buffer and neutralize acid load. This condition has been linked to osteoporosis, kidney problems, cardiovascular disease, obesity, and accelerated aging. How the Body Maintains pH Balance The body has remarkable buffering systems to keep blood pH tightly controlled: -Respiratory System: By adjusting breathing rate, the lungs regulate carbon dioxide (CO₂), which is acidic in the blood. -Renal System: The kidneys excrete hydrogen ions (acid) and conserve bicarbonate (alkaline buffer) to fine-tune pH. -Buffer Molecules: Proteins, hemoglobin, and phosphate act as chemical buffers that neutralize excess acid or base. Although these systems work continuously, their effectiveness depends heavily on diet, hydration, and lifestyle habits. When overwhelmed, the body begins pulling alkaline minerals like calcium and magnesium from bones and tissues to neutralize acids — a process that weakens long-term health. Signs of Poor pH Balance Symptoms that may suggest an underlying pH imbalance include: -Constant fatigue or low energy -Muscle aches and joint pain -Frequent infections or weakened immunity -Digestive disturbances (acid reflux, bloating, constipation) -Brain fog or poor concentration -Brittle nails, thinning hair, or premature aging -Bone weakness or increased risk of osteoporosis Supporting a Healthy pH Balance Naturally 1. Alkaline-Rich Diet Focus on fresh vegetables, leafy greens, fruits, nuts, seeds, and mineral-rich water. Reduce processed foods, sugar, excess coffee, and alcohol. 2. Proper Hydration Drinking sufficient clean, mineralized water supports the kidneys and helps flush acidic waste products. 3. Regular Physical Activity Exercise improves circulation, oxygenation, and elimination of metabolic acids. 4. Stress Management Chronic stress increases cortisol and lactic acid production, tipping the body toward acidity. Relaxation practices, deep breathing, and mindfulness help restore balance. 5. Nutritional Support Key minerals such as magnesium, potassium, and calcium act as natural buffers. Supplementation, when guided by testing, can restore equilibrium. pH Balance and Modern Health Challenges Research continues to link subtle shifts in acid–alkaline balance with conditions such as hypertension, kidney disease, type 2 diabetes, cancer, and autoimmune disorders. Maintaining optimal pH is not a “fad” but a scientific foundation of cellular health, longevity, and disease prevention. How Lemus Natural Medicine Can Help At Lemus Natural Medicine, we specialize in uncovering hidden imbalances that affect your body’s chemistry. Our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System measures over 270 biomarkers, including those directly related to acid–alkaline balance. By identifying where your system is overburdened with acidity or lacking alkaline reserves, we create a personalized treatment plan using nutrition, detoxification, mineral support, and lifestyle strategies. This precise approach helps restore your natural balance, strengthen your resilience, and support long-term vitality. ✨ Discover how restoring your pH balance can transform your health. Schedule your consultation with Lemus Natural Medicine today and take the first step toward lasting wellness.
Hydration Status
Why Water Balance Is Essential for Health? Water is the foundation of life. Every tissue, organ, and cell in the human body depends on proper hydration to function. In fact, the human body is composed of 60–70% water, and even small changes in fluid balance can significantly impact health, energy, and performance. Hydration status refers to the amount of water present in the body’s tissues and organs. Maintaining proper hydration is vital for cellular function, temperature regulation, detoxification, digestion, circulation, and overall homeostasis. Why Hydration Matters? -Cellular Function Every chemical reaction in the body occurs in a watery environment. Proper hydration ensures that nutrients are delivered to cells, waste products are removed, and metabolic processes run efficiently. -Temperature Regulation Water helps regulate body temperature through sweating and circulation. Dehydration can impair the body’s cooling system, leading to heat stress or exhaustion. -Detoxification and Waste Removal The kidneys rely on water to filter toxins and eliminate waste through urine. Insufficient hydration stresses the kidneys and may increase the risk of kidney stones and urinary tract infections. -Digestion and Nutrient Absorption Adequate fluids keep the digestive system moving, support saliva and stomach acid production, and help dissolve and absorb nutrients effectively. -Circulation and Oxygen Delivery Blood is primarily water. Good hydration keeps blood volume stable, allowing oxygen and nutrients to be delivered efficiently to tissues. Signs and Symptoms of Dehydration Even mild dehydration can have noticeable effects. Symptoms include: -Dry mouth, lips, or skin -Headaches or migraines -Fatigue and low energy -Dizziness or lightheadedness -Dark-colored urine or infrequent urination -Muscle cramps -Poor concentration or “brain fog” -Chronic low-level dehydration has been linked to constipation, kidney disease, hypertension, urinary infections, and premature aging. Factors That Influence Hydration Status Diet: High salt, caffeine, and alcohol intake can increase fluid loss. Climate: Hot or humid environments increase sweat and fluid requirements. Physical Activity: Exercise raises fluid demands, especially in endurance sports. Age: Older adults often have reduced thirst perception, increasing dehydration risk. Health Conditions: Fever, diarrhea, vomiting, diabetes, and kidney problems alter hydration needs. Medications: Diuretics, laxatives, and some blood pressure medicines increase water loss. How Much Water Do You Need? While the “8 glasses a day” rule is common, hydration needs vary based on body size, activity, and environment. A general guideline is: Men: ~3.7 liters (125 oz) of total fluids daily Women: ~2.7 liters (91 oz) of total fluids daily These fluids can come from both beverages and water-rich foods (like fruits and vegetables). A simple measure of hydration is the color of urine — pale yellow usually indicates adequate hydration, while darker shades suggest dehydration. Hydration and Electrolyte Balance Hydration is not only about water but also about maintaining the correct electrolyte balance (sodium, potassium, magnesium, chloride). Electrolytes regulate fluid distribution, nerve signals, and muscle contractions. Both dehydration and overhydration (hyponatremia) can disturb this balance and cause serious health issues. Supporting Hydration for Optimal Health Drink Water Regularly: Sip throughout the day rather than consuming large amounts all at once. Choose Mineral-Rich Water: Natural spring water or electrolyte-enhanced water provides essential minerals. Eat Hydrating Foods: Cucumbers, watermelon, oranges, and celery are excellent sources. Limit Dehydrating Substances: Reduce excess caffeine, alcohol, and processed salty foods. Balance Electrolytes: For athletes or those in hot climates, electrolyte drinks or mineral supplements may be beneficial. Hydration Status and Modern Health Today’s fast-paced lifestyle often leads people to neglect proper hydration. Chronic stress, long work hours, reliance on coffee or sodas, and low intake of pure water all contribute to hidden dehydration. Over time, this can weaken kidney function, impair detoxification, reduce energy levels, and accelerate aging. Maintaining proper hydration is one of the simplest yet most powerful ways to support health and longevity. How Lemus Natural Medicine Can Help At Lemus Natural Medicine, we understand that hydration is more than simply drinking water. Proper fluid balance depends on the interaction of pH, electrolytes, kidney function, and cellular health. Our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System evaluates hydration status in detail, identifying hidden imbalances that may not show up in routine tests. From kidney efficiency to electrolyte levels and acid–alkaline balance, we uncover the root causes behind poor hydration and fatigue. With this knowledge, we create personalized treatment plans that may include nutrition, mineral support, detoxification strategies, and lifestyle adjustments — all designed to restore your body’s hydration balance and vitality. ✨ Find out how your hydration status affects your energy and long-term health. Schedule your consultation with Lemus Natural Medicine today and take the first step toward restoring balance and wellness.
Detoxification Pathways
How the Body Eliminates Toxins and Protects Health? Every day, the human body is exposed to a wide variety of harmful substances — from environmental pollutants and processed food additives to metabolic waste produced naturally within our own cells. To stay healthy, the body relies on a series of highly sophisticated detoxification pathways that process and eliminate toxins efficiently. These pathways, driven by specialized organs and enzymes, are essential to maintaining cellular health, immune defense, energy production, and disease prevention. When detoxification is impaired, harmful substances accumulate, contributing to chronic fatigue, inflammation, premature aging, and the development of many chronic illnesses. What Are Detoxification Pathways? Detoxification pathways are the body’s internal “cleaning systems.” They involve biochemical reactions and organ systems that identify, neutralize, transform, and eliminate toxins from the bloodstream and tissues. The process generally follows three steps: 1. Recognition: The body identifies harmful substances — from external sources (xenobiotics such as pesticides, chemicals, heavy metals, drugs) and internal sources (cellular waste, hormones, free radicals). 2. Transformation: Enzymes in organs like the liver chemically alter these substances, making them less harmful and more water- soluble. 3. Elimination: The transformed toxins are excreted through urine, bile, feces, sweat, or breath. Key Organs Involved in Detoxification Several organs play central roles in detoxification, each contributing to different pathways: -Liver: The body’s primary detoxification organ. Liver enzymes (Phase I and Phase II detox pathways) break down drugs, alcohol, hormones, and toxins into safer compounds for excretion. -Kidneys: Filter the blood and eliminate water-soluble toxins through urine. -Lungs: Expel volatile compounds and gases, including carbon dioxide. -Skin: Removes toxins through sweat, while also serving as a protective barrier. -Colon: Eliminates waste products and metabolized toxins via bowel movements. -Lymphatic System: Transports immune cells and helps drain toxins from tissues. Phases of Liver Detoxification The liver’s detox system is often described in two main phases: 1. Phase I Detoxification Enzymes, primarily from the cytochrome P450 family, convert toxins into intermediate compounds. Some of these byproducts are more reactive (and sometimes more harmful) than the original substances, which is why Phase II is critical. 2. Phase II Detoxification The liver attaches molecules (such as sulfur, amino acids, or glutathione) to the reactive intermediates. This process — called conjugation — neutralizes the toxins and makes them water- soluble for elimination via urine or bile. 3. Phase III Detoxification (Excretion) Transport proteins move these conjugated toxins out of the liver cells into bile or blood for excretion. Without proper nutritional support, these phases can become unbalanced, leading to toxin buildup. Types of Toxins the Body Must Eliminate -Exogenous (External) Toxins: o Pesticides, herbicides, and industrial chemicals o Heavy metals (lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium) o Alcohol, drugs, and medications o Air pollutants and household chemicals o Food additives, preservatives, and artificial dyes Endogenous (Internal) Toxins: -Metabolic byproducts from normal cell activity -Excess hormones (like estrogen dominance) -Free radicals and oxidized molecules -Gut-derived toxins from harmful bacteria (endotoxins) Signs of Poor Detoxification When detoxification pathways are overburdened or sluggish, you may notice: -Fatigue and brain fog -Digestive issues (bloating, constipation, IBS) -Persistent skin problems (acne, eczema, rashes) -Frequent headaches or migraines -Hormonal imbalances (PMS, thyroid issues, low libido) -Sensitivity to chemicals, perfumes, or medications -Unexplained weight gain or difficulty losing weight -Chronic inflammation or recurrent infections Supporting Healthy Detoxification Naturally 1. Nutrition o Eat cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, kale, Brussels sprouts) that activate liver enzymes. o Include foods rich in sulfur (garlic, onions, eggs) to support Phase II detox. -Consume high-fiber foods to promote regular bowel movements and toxin elimination. -Stay hydrated with clean, mineral-rich water. 2. Key Nutrients and Compounds -Glutathione: The body’s “master antioxidant,” critical for Phase II detox. -B vitamins: Support liver enzyme activity. -Magnesium, selenium, and zinc: Aid enzymatic processes. -Vitamin C and E: Reduce oxidative stress during detoxification. 3. Lifestyle Habits -Exercise to stimulate lymphatic flow and sweating. -Practice stress management, as chronic stress taxes the liver and adrenal glands. -Get quality sleep, when the body performs key detox and repair processes. -Limit exposure to toxins: choose organic foods, avoid smoking, and reduce plastic use. Detoxification and Modern Health Challenges In today’s world, toxin exposure is higher than ever. The rise of chronic illness, autoimmune disorders, obesity, and cancer has been linked to environmental and lifestyle-related toxic burdens. Supporting detox pathways is not just about cleansing but about ensuring long-term resilience, vitality, and disease prevention. How Lemus Natural Medicine Can Help At Lemus Natural Medicine, we understand that detoxification is not a one-size-fits-all process. Through our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System, we can identify hidden biochemical imbalances that interfere with detox pathways — from heavy metal accumulation and liver enzyme dysfunction to nutrient deficiencies that slow Phase II detoxification. Armed with this information, we create personalized natural treatment plans that restore balance, enhance toxin elimination, and strengthen your body’s natural defenses. ✨ Take charge of your detoxification health today. Schedule your consultation with Lemus Natural Medicine and discover how personalized testing and treatment can help your body eliminate toxins, restore energy, and protect long-term vitality.
Health manteinance
A balanced bioterrein supports overall health, resilience against diseases, and efficient bodily functions.
Disease Prevention
A healthy internal environment can prevent the onset of chronic diseases, infections, and inflammatory conditions.
Holistic Approach
Understanding and optimizing the bioterrein emphasizes a holistic approach to health, considering diet, lifestyle, and environmental factors.
Personalized Medicine
Tailoring treatments based on an individual’s unique bioterrein, including their microbiome, genetic makeup, and nutritional status.
Functional Medicine
Focuses on optimizing bioterrein through diet, lifestyle changes, and natural therapies to address root causes of health issues.
Preventive Health:
Strategies to maintain a healthy bioterrein, such as balanced nutrition, regular exercise, stress management, and avoiding toxins.
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Laboratory Tests
When Bioterrein testing was first developed, the range of laboratory tests was limited due to the scientific knowledge available at the time and the absence of certain discoveries. As science has progressed, the need for additional laboratory assessments has grown. Dr. Lemus expanded the variety of tests performed, including saliva and urine analysis, hair analysis, and specific physical measurements, along with detailed interpretations and personalized treatment plans. In addition to these improvements to traditional Bioterrein testing, Dr. Lemus has incorporated the analysis of other tissues such as hair and stool. This expanded testing includes assessments for vitamin and mineral deficiencies, heavy metals, chemical and environmental toxicity, food sensitivities, and other toxins produced by the body. These comprehensive assessments aim to provide a more precise understanding of the origin of a patient's condition and to inform a tailored treatment plan. See sample laboratory tests and writing reports.
Allergies, Intolerances, and Toxins: Understanding Hidden Triggers
That Affect Your Health
Allergies and intolerances are increasingly common in modern society, and many people live with chronic symptoms without realizing their root causes. Beyond classic food allergies, the body can also react to intolerances, toxins, and environmental exposures that disrupt digestion, immunity, and overall well-being. Understanding these hidden triggers is the first step to restoring balance, energy, and vitality. Allergies vs. Intolerances: What’s the Difference? -Allergies: Involve an immune system reaction to a specific substance (like peanuts, shellfish, or pollen). Even small amounts can trigger symptoms ranging from skin rashes and digestive issues to dangerous anaphylaxis. -Intolerances: Do not involve the immune system directly but occur when the body has difficulty digesting or processing certain foods (such as lactose or gluten). Symptoms often include bloating, headaches, fatigue, or mood changes. -Toxins: External chemicals, additives, or environmental exposures that overburden detox pathways, weaken immunity, and trigger inflammatory reactions. Common Food Component Reactions 1. Amines: Found in aged cheeses, cured meats, and wine; may cause migraines, flushing, or mood changes. 2. Citrus Fruits: Can provoke skin rashes, acid reflux, or oral irritation in sensitive individuals. 3. Dairy (Casein & Lactose): Casein (milk protein) and lactose (milk sugar) can trigger digestive issues, congestion, or skin conditions. 4. Eggs: Both yolk and white proteins may cause digestive upset, rashes, or respiratory symptoms. 5. Glutamates (MSG): Linked to headaches, chest tightness, and neurological discomfort. 6. Gluten (Gluten & Gliadin): Found in wheat, barley, and rye; linked to celiac disease, brain fog, joint pain, and gut inflammation. 7. Salicylates: Natural plant chemicals in foods like berries, spices, and teas; can cause asthma, rashes, or digestive distress. 8. Shellfish: One of the most common food allergens; reactions may include hives, swelling, and breathing difficulties. 9. Soy: Common in processed foods; linked to digestive upset and hormonal disruption. 10. Sulfites: Preservatives in wine, dried fruits, and packaged foods; may trigger asthma and migraines. 11. Theobromine (Chocolate): May cause overstimulation, migraines, or digestive upset. 12. Yeast: Sensitivity can lead to bloating, gas, or skin conditions. Toxins and Junk Food Reactions Modern diets often include harmful substances that stress the body: -Alcohol: Burdens the liver and disrupts gut balance. -Caffeine: Causes overstimulation, anxiety, or sleep problems in sensitive individuals. -Carcinogens, Toxins, and GMOs: Linked to chronic inflammation, digestive dysfunction, and long-term disease risk. -Fluorides/Chlorine: Common in tap water; disrupt thyroid and gut microbiome. -Refined Sugars: Fuel inflammation, obesity, diabetes, and candida overgrowth. -Pesticides: Common in non-organic foods; disrupt hormones and immune balance. -Mercury-Contaminated Foods: Found in certain fish; damages the nervous system and immunity. -Harmful Fats: Trans fats and processed oils contribute to heart disease, obesity, and inflammation. Children, in particular, are more vulnerable to toxins and food additives. Processed foods, artificial colors, and preservatives can worsen hyperactivity, allergies, and long-term metabolic issues. Vegetarian, Cultural, and Ethical Intolerances In addition to biological intolerances, cultural or ethical beliefs influence food choices: -Red Meat, Poultry, Fish, and Seafood: Some individuals avoid these foods for health, ethical, or cultural reasons. -Dairy & Eggs: Commonly restricted in vegan diets or by those with intolerances. -Non-Hindu, Non-Kosher, or Non-Muslim Foods: Religious traditions may restrict certain foods, and consuming them inadvertently can cause both physical and psychological distress. Understanding these restrictions is key to personalized nutrition and respectful health care. Symptoms of Allergies, Intolerances, and Toxin Overload Hidden reactions can cause chronic, unexplained symptoms such as: -Digestive problems (bloating, gas, constipation, diarrhea) -Skin rashes, eczema, or acne -Headaches or migraines -Fatigue and brain fog -Anxiety, mood swings, or hyperactivity (especially in children) -Respiratory issues (asthma, sinus congestion, chronic cough) -Hormonal imbalance and menstrual irregularities -Joint pain and inflammation Supporting the Body’s Natural Defenses -Elimination Diets: Identifying and removing trigger foods can bring rapid relief. -Gut Health Restoration: Probiotics, digestive enzymes, and fiber improve tolerance and reduce sensitivity. -Detoxification Support: Hydration, liver-supportive nutrients (milk thistle, glutathione), and sweat therapies enhance toxin clearance. -Nutritional Optimization: Adequate vitamins and minerals strengthen immunity and tolerance. -Lifestyle Adjustments: Stress management, proper sleep, and clean water reduce cumulative burden. Allergies, Intolerances, and Modern Health Today’s environment — with processed foods, pesticides, artificial chemicals, and hidden additives — places enormous stress on the immune and detoxification systems. Many chronic conditions labeled as “mystery illnesses” are, in fact, the result of unrecognized allergic reactions, food intolerances, and toxin overload. How Lemus Natural Medicine Can Help? At Lemus Natural Medicine, we specialize in uncovering the hidden causes behind your symptoms. Through our exclusive Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System, we measure over 270 biomarkers to detect: -Food allergies and intolerances -Toxin burden (heavy metals, pesticides, additives) -Nutritional deficiencies linked to immune reactivity -Gut imbalances that contribute to sensitivities With this knowledge, we design personalized natural treatment plans that address the root causes, restore balance, and help you live free of chronic symptoms. ✨ Don’t let hidden allergies and toxins control your health. Schedule your consultation with Lemus Natural Medicine today and take the first step toward clarity, relief, and lasting wellness.
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Biochemical computer Analysis
Due to the vast amount of information involved in laboratory processes from different tissues, creating a computer program was necessary to compile a comprehensive report. The laboratory results encompass internal chemical processes, system patterns of dysfunction, imbalances, deficiencies, toxicities, food sensitivities, and several other components. This allows us to provide a detailed and individualized report. Our reports are divided into three phases: Functional, Toxic, and Nutritional. Clarity on the Report The report you're dealing with involves a significant amount of data from various tissue samples. To manage and analyze this data efficiently, a specialized computer program was developed. The reports generated from this program are detailed and individualized, covering a wide range of internal body processes and conditions. These reports are categorized into three main phases: Functional Phase: This phase examines the internal chemical processes and system patterns of dysfunction within the body. It helps in identifying functional issues and imbalances that might be affecting the overall health. Toxic Phase: This phase focuses on identifying toxicities within the body. It looks at various harmful substances that might be present and how they impact the body's functioning. Nutritional Phase: This phase evaluates deficiencies and imbalances related to nutrition. It assesses the body's nutritional status, identifying any deficiencies that need to be addressed to improve health. The comprehensive approach allows for a detailed understanding of the body's health, enabling personalized recommendations and interventions.
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Food Selection &
Supplement Treatment Plan
Based on your lab results, computerized analysis of your individual biochemistry, and Dr. Lemus' experience, Lemus Natural Medicine determines and develops your treatment plan. This plan includes a food selection guide, nutritional supplements, exercises, hydrotherapy, and possibly other treatment modalities. The food selection is not meant to be permanent but rather a temporary suspension and recommendation of certain foods. This temporary suspension is due to lab findings indicating that certain foods are not recommended as long as specific conditions exist. We will approve and expand the list of foods, as necessary. The food recommendations include nutrient-rich foods that your body needs as therapeutic aids in the healing process. Additionally, the supplements indicated are temporary and not permanent. We will adjust, increase, or decrease doses according to your progress.
Lifestyle
There are many lifestyles available, and the challenge is finding the one that is appropriate for you. We help patients discover the lifestyle that best fits their individual biochemical foundation. An educated and conscientious patient is more capable of making informed decisions about the proper lifestyle to adopt. We specialize in helping patient in the difficult food lifestyle selection, recognizing the variety of options such as carnivorous, vegetarian, vegan, lacto-ovo vegetarian, and pescatarian diets. Lifestyle encompasses many aspects, including ethnic group, customs, and tests, making it very confusing. There are also preconceived food lifestyles such as the Mediterranean diet, South Beach diet, Atkins diet, intermittent fasting, and many others that may not be suitable for certain individuals. At Lemus Natural Medicine, we believe that a personalized approach to lifestyle and diet is essential for optimal health. Our goal is to empower patients with the knowledge and support they need to make choices that enhance their well-being and fit their unique needs.
Individual Biochemistry:
Individual Biochemistry is a specialized field at the intersection of chemistry and biology, applied to each person through the lens of Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System. It takes into account physical health conditions and supplements a person may be using.
At Lemus Natural Medicine, we study the body's unique biochemical processes by observing how it compensates for imbalances in essential nutrients - including proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and nucleic acids. This approach allows us to understand not just the presence of nutrients, but how your body is actually using them, providing a clearer picture of your health and guiding truly personalized treatment.
Personalized Treatment:
The results of your laboratory analyses are processed through our exclusive computer system, which generates a detailed, science based health report.
Using this report, Dr. Lemus designs a personalized treatment plan tailored specifically to your needs. This plan may include:
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Targeted foods suited to your individual chemistry.
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Natural supplements and antioxidants to restore balance.
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Lifestyle modifications to strengthen and maintain long term health.
This approach stands in contrast to empirical or "one-size-fits-all" tratments that lack scientific precision.
At Lemus Natural Medicine, our practice is rooted in the principle of Individual Biochemistry - because no two people are alike, not even identical twins. Our exclusives laboratory testing analyses your unique bilogical samples - including saliva, urine, blood, hair, beard, or nails - to uncover the true reasons behind your illness and create a plan that works specifically for you.
Our Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System goes far beyond conventional checkups. It is designed to uncover the hidden factors that silently affects health, including:
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Heavy metals and external toxins that interfere with normal body functions.
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Mineral and nutrient deficiencies that weaken resilience.
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Toxins produced within the body as a result of metabolic dysfunctions.
In addition, we evaluate oxidative stress - the harmful effects of free radicals - as well as the condition of your blood cells, organ function, and the biochemical reactions your body uses to generate energy and build vital biomolecules.
This comprehensive approach allows us to see the full picture of your health, detect imbalances early, and create targeted strategies to restore balance and vitality.
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Advanced Laboratory Testing:
Based on Individual Biochemistry, we selected therapeutic, worst, and neutral foods from a list of 349 options for the initial treatment.
At Lemus Natural Medicine, Dr. Lemus often reminds patients:
"Illness cannot take hold in a balanced body. When even one of the key markers we measure is out of range, it creates the opening for disease. When balance is restored, health follows."
This is the heart of our approach. Instead of guessingor masking symptoms, we use the Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System to uncover the real reasons behind your health challenges. By restoring balance step by step, we help your body recover its natural strenght, resilence, and vitality.
Unlike generalized treatments that may work for some but not others, our method is personalized, scientific, and built around you -giving you clarity, hope, and a clear path forward.
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Exclusive patient progress monitoring system created by Dr J. Michael Lemus.
At Lemus Natural Medicine, we use an exclusive survey system designed to measure and track your healing progress in a structured, scientific way.
How it works
Our Symptom Survey includes 114 key health questions, carefully divided into categories that represent the main areas of your well-being. Patients answer by qualtifying the the intensity of each symptom on scale from 0 to 10, (besides the continues monitoring of key factors).
Each time the survey is completed, the software:
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Calculating totals per category and the overall score across all categories.
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Stores results in the date of completion (the program displays each of the six follow up evaluationin one year)
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Shows both horinzontal totals (overall progress by area) and vertical tracking (progress of each specific symptom over time)
Why it matters
This dual tracking system gives a comprehensive visual of your healing journey. As treatment progress, you and our specialists can clearly see:
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Improvements across all categories, showing how the body heals as a whole.
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Changes in individual symptoms, highlighting areas where progress is steady, rapid, or slower.
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Early warning signals if a particular issue is not not improving, allowing timely adjustments in your personalized treatment plan.
Our Philosophy
we belive the human body is designed to heal as a whole when supported through our holistic, natural approach. This exclusive monitoring system reflects that philosophy:
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Its shows healing is not fragmented but interconnected.
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It helps us adapt your treatment in real-time, ensuring no aspect of your health is overlooked.
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It empowers you with a clear, visual understanding of your progress, reirforcing your commitment to your healing journey.
This System is unique to Lemus Natural Medicine, combining holistic philosophy with precise, patient-centered tracking tools.
Empirical vs.
Evidence-Based Treatment
Empirical treatment refers to medical or natural approaches based mainly on experience, observation, or trial and error. While sometimes helpful, these treatments often rely o anecdotal evidence rather than scientific testing. In many cases, the true biological causes of symptoms remain unknown, wich limits the effectiveness of the treatment.
At Lemus Natural Medicine, we take a different path. Our care is rooted in evidence-based treatment, where every decision is guided by measurable scientific data. Through our advanced laboratory testing, we analyze your unique biomarkers to uncover hidden imbalances and pinpoint the real causes of your health concerns.
This allows us to design a direct, precise, and personalized treatment plan -one that addresses the root of the problem, not just the symptoms.
Conditions we treat.
Many people are used to the conventional system of diagnosis and treatment, where the name of a disease determines the therapy. Patients often ask if we treat a specific condition. The reality is that at Lemus Natural Medicine, we treat the biochemical imbalances revealed through our Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System.
These imbalances - wich may involve nutrients, toxins, organ function, or metabolic processes - are often the true causes behind what conventional medicine labels as disease. By addressing these imbalances, our treatments naturally improve or resolve the very conditions patients have been diagnoses with elsewhere.
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Through Multidimensional Bioterrain Testing System, we can measure up to 70+ biochemical markers that revela hidden imbalances in your body.
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Over 270 potential abnormalities may indicate early signs of disease.
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50 + self - produced toxins that disrupt metabolism and immunity.
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150 food sensitivities silently tiggering inflammation
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175+ industrial and environmental toxins, including mold, pesticides, herbicides, and heavy metals.
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45+ disruption patterns identifiying over 80 ways your terrain may be compromised
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349 foods classified as therapeutic, neutral or harmful - personalized to your chemistry.
As result of all thse testing we identifying what is out of range and guiding a precise, personalized treatment plan. While the name of the disease and its symptoms are useful for monitoring progress, our deeper focus is on restoring balance to the body's internal terrain.
This unique approach allows the body to heal more fully, rather than just masking symptoms. Because treatment is based on scientific evidence, we not only see what is healing but also why it is healing.
Conditions We Commonly Address
Beacuase our treatments are based on restoring balance to your bioterrain, they can help with a wide range of health concerns. Patients often come to us with conditions that conventional medicine lables as diseases, but wich in realityare the resultof hidden biochemical imbalances. By correcting these imbalances, we see improvment across many areas, including:
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Women's health: menopause symptoms, premenstrual issues, ovarian tumors, breat tumors.
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Energy and metabolism: fatigue, digestive disorders, diabetes.
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Autoinmune and inmune disorders: arthritis, lupus, allergies, chronic inflamation.
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Endocrine health: thyroid problems, hormonal imbalances.
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Cardiovascular health: hypertension, circulatory issues.
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Cognitive health: memory loss, brain fog, and poor concentration.
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Men's health: Impotence & Erectile disfunction, Prostatitis.
This is only a partial list. Because we focus on the root biochemical causes, our approach often improves multiple conditionsat the same time - helping your body restore health naturally and comprehensively.
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Respiratory System: Rhinitis, bronchial asthma, COPD, recurrent respiratory sepsis, bronchitis.
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Cardiovascular System: Arrhythmias, arterial hypertension, coronary heart disease; anemia, atherosclerosis, edema, hypotension.
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Digestive System: Acidity, gastroesophageal reflux, hiatal hernia, gastritis, irritable colon, celiac disease, Crohn's disease, diverticulitis, liver diseases, constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, diarrhea, dysbiosis.
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Urinary System: Tract infections, kidney failure, kidney stones.
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Cognitive System: Emotional disorders: anxiety, depression, panic attacks, memory Loss
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Endocrine System: Hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, diabetes mellitus, adrenal insufficiency, obesity, goiter, hypoadrenalism.
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Integumentary System: Dermatitis, psoriasis, vitiligo, alopecia, acne, eczema, herpes, rosacea, urticaria.
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Immune System: Lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, chronic fatigue, food sensitivity, Lyme disease, vaccination sequelae.
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Hemolymphopoietic System: Anemia, lymphatic Problems.
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Neurological System: Parkinson's disease, muscular dystrophy, peripheral neuropathies, headaches, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis.
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Musculoskeletal System: Muscle pain, tendinitis. low back pain, spondylitis, fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel syndrome, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, TMJ dysfunction.
Cell Monitoring & Observation
At each visit, we monitor your cells under an electron microscope to verify that the treatment is working. You will participate in this review and have the opportunity to take photos. Additionally, the symptom survey will help us track the improvements you’ve experienced.
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Follow up visits
Follow-up visits are extremely important. During each visit, we compare data obtained from interviews, physical exams, symptom surveys, and blood tests. This allows us to understand the healing process.
We observe enthusiastically as markers return to normal and symptoms decrease. However, if after 45 to 90 days, despite the patient complying with the treatment, certain symptoms are not progressing, we may consider modifying the treatment to provide additional support. Also, according to the progress, we need to rotate food priority as limited nutritional for a prolong period of time may create another deficiency.
Often, when a patient has several biomarkers out of range, the treatment protocols may conflict. In such cases, we need to prioritize one area and temporarily exclude treatment for another until the primary issue is resolved.
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Personalized Food Guide
Our database has more than 340 nutrients where we eliminate those that, according to the results of your biochemistry, you should not ingest for a period of 45 to 90 days depending on your case. These nutrients will be chosen as a therapeutic method based on the results of your Individual Biochemistry where we discover toxic excesses and nutrient deficiencies, as well as poor organic functions. Approval to eat the foods we eliminated again will depend on your progress.
Free Virtual Consult
At Lemus Natural Office we provide you with the option of a Free Virtual Cosnult with our specialists to talk about your health concerns and goals. Thanks to technology, there is no need for you to leave you house and start a healthy journey toward your goals, and most important, the First Evaluation is Completly Free!
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About Our Clinic
Located in Coral Gables, Florida, our clinic combines modern technology with a warm and inviting atmosphere. From the moment you walk through our doors, you’ll be greeted by our friendly staff and the calming ambiance of our beautifully designed space.
Our Team
At Lemus Natural Medicine, our specialists are an extension of Dr. Lemus himself. ach team member has been personally trained by him to master every phase of our unique system - from data collection, laboratory testing, and advanced microscopy to computer analysis, treatment explanations, and ongoing patient support.
They are not only highly skilled professionals but also dedicated guides who ensure that every patient fully understands their evaluation and treatment plan. By serving as Dr. Lemus' trusted voice and ears, our team provides clarity, care, and continuity - supporting your healing journey every step of the way.
Patients Testimonials
Karen
"The changes in me are phenomenal! I've lost 40 pounds in 120 days and i have boundless energy"
Paola
"En 15 dias de dieta y suplementos he visto resultados que no esperaba. ya no tengo ataques de ansiedad y la sensacion de cansancio disminuyo muchisimo"
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"🙌❤️ gracias infinitas Dios los bendiga"
No Insurance | No Medicare
Lemus Natural Medicine is a private clinic specializing in Individualized Natural Medicine supported by scientific evidence. We work directly with our patients through a private agreement and do not participate in Medicare, Medicaid, HMO, or insurance programs.
Our approach is unique. We practice an exclusive natural medicine modality developed by Dr. Lemus, supported by advanced laboratory analysis that go far beyond the limited tests typically ordered by conventional doctors. This allows us to uncover hidden imbalances and provide highly personalized treatment plans designed to restore and maintain your health.
