Dr. Roz

About me:

..Myspace Layouts Scroller Assisting in neurosurgery-Mexico 2006 I specialize in natural and physical medicine. My main focus of attention is nutrition and herbal supplementation followed by the treatment of neuromusculo (nerve and muscle) injuries and related disorders (disc problems, fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel, ankle sprains etc.). I support the use of natural supplementation and pharmaceuticals as needed appropriately. Neither one is a substitute for the other but rather a combined method of treatment to be used according to the patient's needs. In the clinic, I use physical modalities such as joint manipulation as well as therapeutic electrical modalities, myofascial release technique, Activator technique, and different forms of decompression as well as mechanical traction. I also incorporate nutrition and natural supplementation into all of my patients treatment plans. This is because EVERYONE benefits from careful dietary choices and supplementation. I have every ounce of confidence that with some lifestyle modifications to fit your needs and the proper nutrition, you can lead the stronger, healthier life we are all searching for. The goal is to improve your physical, nutritional and emotional well being. UAEM Credentials: I earned my Bachelor's in Journalism from the University of Houston in 2000. I was, however, still interested physical medicine and nutrition and decided to go back to school in 2002 and spent the last 4 years earning my doctoral. I completed a General Surgery rotation in Cuernavaca Mexico in the summer of 2006. I also continue to practice surgical procedures periodically in Mexico under the direction of Dr. Agustin Guevara. I am currently working on a 2 year diplomate in medical nutrition and supplementation. Dr. Roz's stand on animal rights and reformed farming: Just like all other human beings, I am an omnivore by nature. I understand the physiology involved which ultimately suggests I eat both plants and animals. I enjoy both very much BUT I don't agree with animal farming methods. Clearly, there is horrific abuse going on. However, I find it unrealistc and not the healthiest of choices to "help" by turning my face and not eating animals. Doing such may eliminate some of the guilt for me but it does very little for the animals that will still be tortured before being slaughtered. For this reason, I find that the Humane Farming Association is the best organization involved in actually making a difference. At any rate, although not my personal choice for encouraging the ethical treatment of animals, I still respect vegetarians and PETA in their efforts to stop unecessary and cruel farming methods. If we can spend money in this country to ensure that convicted, and most often blatantly guilty criminals, are executed as humanely as possible, then how can we not find it important to treat these innocent animals, which die to provide us with many important nutritional benefits, the same or more respect. I urge all other meat eaters to look into the Humane Farming Association. http://www.hfa.org/about/index.html Layout: ............ ..

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