Lyme and Mental Health radio interview https://ksqd.org/state-of-mind-mental-health-effects Lyme disease is often thought of as a condition that causes joint pain. Most doctors see it as an acute disease that can be successfully treated using a short course of...
During this unprecedented time living with the threat of the COVID-19 virus, the best protection is to boost your immune system. It may reduce your chances of getting it or if you do, it may reduce the risks to only a mild infection. The suggestions here apply to the...
Pre – Diabetes is one of the most common conditions that progresses with aging.It is most notable by a gradually increasing belly size. It has a good track record for causing some of the most common digestive health problems and increases the risk for chronic...
For every women, Peri Menopause and Menopause is a unique phase of change in a woman’s natural life cycle. This pause is not just a pause in menstruation but in all that seemed routine or normal. In East Asian Medicine it is often called the “second...
Lyme disease is commonly under diagnosed and under treated which often leads to persistent symptoms. The use of a natural Whole Body Systems approach or Integrative Medicine results in a better and longer lasting outcome. Download FREE E – Book ...
Having a healthy heart is often related to dietary choices, but how does blood sugar levels directly impact the heart? These two conditions although they seem to have two different origins, are actually closely related. In early stages of blood sugar problems physical...
How is a healthy heart related to balanced blood sugar control? A healthy heart and balanced blood sugar may seem to be entirely unrelated but in medical reality they are very closely connected. In fact, what you eat and how you metabolize sugar has a direct impact on...
Lyme disease is often thought of as a modern-day hidden epidemic. Patients can present with Lyme-disease symptoms years after being bitten by a disease-carrying tick (Ixodes Pacificus). Common presenting symptoms include chronic fatigue, myalgias, migrating...
An interview with Peg Schafer from Chinese Medicinal Herb Farm, Petaluma, CA Written By: Cynthia Quattro P.A., L.Ac. DAOM “I would like to be an advocate not only for growers but for the plants themselves and of their medicine. It is important for people to know that...
It’s common that our first experience with herbal medicine is in the kitchen. Cooking with fresh culinary herbs is often the secret to distinct flavorful dishes. Favorite foods may come to mind based on the aroma of the herbs. They may evoke a special taste or smell...
On a scale of 1 to 10, Dr. Quattro is an 11. I was in crisis mode when I first went to see her, having abdominal issues. She diagnosed it right away as a gall bladder problem. I found her attunement and depth of knowledge very reassuring. I had never had acupuncture and I didn’t know what to expect, but she uses the Japanese needles which are super-thin…
What brought me to Dr. Quattro initially was my concern that I was taking the right supplements. Over the years, she has gotten me through some challenging health issues. Even though I have an MD, I see Cynthia for my primary care. I find her to be a phenomenal diagnostician—on target every time…”
-Rosaleen Read more
Cynthia Quattro is at the top of my list when it comes to healthcare professionals. I initially went to her for acupuncture to get more energy and she recognized immediately that I had been bitten by a tick. She’s an amazing detective—she picked it up just my looking at me…”
–Steve Read more
