Philosophy

At the D'Adamo Institute, we recognize that there is no single route to good health. Just as no two persons' fingerprints are the same, no two bodies are alike, no irises, two fingers, or ear prints are alike. What this really means is that when the first person appeared on this earth and millenniums later after you're gone no one will have your finger prints.

We at the D’Adamo Institute seek to understand the unique characteristics of each person's body ascertaining the particular strengths and needs. With this knowledge, we determine the necessary requirements and recommend a variety of ways to achieve and maintain good health. Our approach is through naturopathic medicine. We treat people, not diseases. If there is illness, it is created by an imbalance in the body and is never isolated to a single part or system. We believe that the functions of the body and mind must be considered together. A positive, hopeful state of mind enhances every facet of physical healing. In truth, we do not heal. The body heals itself. Our role is to stimulate the body's natural recuperative abilities and to show you how to remove obstacles to the healing process. At all times, you maintain ultimate control of your body's health.

UNDERSTANDING THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF YOUR BODY

The Institute brings an innovative approach to naturopathic healing. Through 50 years of scientific research, Institute’s founder, Dr. James L. D’Adamo has defined the relationship between a person’s blood type and that individual’s unique nutritional needs and general lifestyle requirements. To obtain a complete picture of a person’s health, naturopaths at The D’Adamo Institute utilize various diagnostic techniques, including:

• blood type analysis
• iridology
• pulse analysis
• muscle assessment
• stress assessment.

After determining the individual’s specific needs, the naturopath outlines a detailed diet -- a program of specially formulated:

• vitamins and supplements
• regime of therapies, possibly including;
  • colon irrigation
  • foot baths
  • clay packs
  • massage
  • manipulations
  • acupuncture, etc.