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Gabi Popa, Jackie Conti, Santa Crisall, Dr. Radu Kramer, Jossy Breton and Yazmin Rodriguez of Alternative and Integrative Medicine Center in Paramus. <\/p>\n
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\"The integrative medical approach is probably the most comprehensive way to diagnose and treat a patient,\" said Dr. Radu Kramer of the Alternative and Integrative Medicine Center in Paramus. <\/p>\n
Alternative and integrative medicine relies on performing a thorough evaluation of the patient. <\/p>\n
\"The medical history, physical examination and the emotional assessment is corroborated with the genetic predispositions and environmental influences,\" Kramer said. \"The diagnostic workup includes up-to-date conventional medicine modalities.\" <\/p>\n
Kramer received his training in nephrology at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. <\/p>\n
\"I spent five years at Keller Army Hospital in West Point, N.Y., prior to starting my private practice,\" he said. \"During that time, I also worked with Dr. Revici, my great uncle and a true pioneer of alternative thinking in medicine, at his Institute of Applied Biology in Manhattan.\" <\/p>\n
A strong belief in alternative and integrative medicine led Kramer to open his own practice. <\/p>\n
\"I was convinced then, just as I am today, that there's a growing need for a comprehensive approach for patients in general and in particular for those suffering from more complex diseases,\" he said. <\/p>\n
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