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When you go to an orthomolecular doctor or therapist, he or she will want to know all your physical complaints, but also your emotional problems. Your practitioner will also want to know exactly what nutrients you get. Sometimes it is advisable to investigate whether there is a deficiency or excess of certain substances in the body. This can be measured, for example, “regularly” in blood, saliva, urine or faeces. There are also practitioners who apply other disciplines and research methods, such as a DNA test, extensive bowel or stool research, kinesiology or osteopathy. These complementary options give you more complete, comprehensive advice and treatment. However, this complementary treatment and examinations must be stated separately on your invoice, and where reimbursement would be possible.

Orthomolecular nutrition and nutritional supplements can generally be used without problems alongside other treatments such as regular medical treatments or, for example, homeopathy. However, sometimes orthomolecular agents and regular medicines can influence each other’s functioning. It is therefore important that a doctor, pharmacist or therapist is aware of what you are using.