As Americans seek alternative ways to improve their health, the personalized healthcare industry is booming, thanks to advances in technology, precision medicine, and regulatory support for targeted therapies. Few people are more aware of this than Ivan Rusilko, M.D., a doctor of lifestyle medicine who has been providing patients with personalized healthcare for more than 15 years. Despite facing skepticism from mainstream doctors and the pharmaceutical industry, he has been an advocate for many of the most popular therapies that we see today, including peptide therapy, NAD therapy, and IV therapy.
Below is a list of the top three medical therapies he expects to see grow in popularity next year as more and more Americans seek personalized healthcare solutions:
- Ketamine therapy: While ketamine has been used for decades in anesthesia, its use in mental health therapy has recently gained traction thanks to a growing number of studies that show it can be used as an alternative therapy for mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain.
- Mitochondrial cellular therapy: Mitochondrial therapy is a cutting-edge approach that aims to enhance cellular energy production and overall health by targeting the mitochondria, the powerhouse of cells. This therapy involves the use of methylene blue, NAD+, 5-amino-1MQ, and nicotinamide riboside, each playing a unique role in boosting mitochondrial function and promoting cellular repair and energy metabolism. By synergistically supporting mitochondrial activity, this innovative treatment holds promise for combating aging and improving metabolic health.
- Hormone Therapy: Menopause and andropause, marked by declining hormone levels, can be effectively treated with hormone therapy, which aims to restore hormonal balance and alleviate symptoms such as mood swings and reduced vitality. Additionally, cellular therapies, including mitochondrial support and regenerative treatments, can further enhance overall cellular function, energy, and wellbeing, helping to mitigate the side effects associated with these life stages. By combining hormone and cellular therapies, individuals may experience improved quality of life with fewer adverse effects, fostering healthier aging.
