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The Center for Wellness
A Medical and Integrative Medicine Practice in Charlotte, NC
We strive to help you achieve optimal health through a preventive, nutritional, and environmental approach to medicine. We will assess and treat you as a whole person and not simply an illness. "We have become masters in the science of pharmaceutical interventions, but in the process have left the foundation of nutritional biochemistry and environmental influences on illness behind." Our goal is to bring these two extremes into proper balance for the betterment of your health. We see and treat a large array of illnesses often helping those who could not be helped elsewhere. We also offer preventative medicine services from hormone replacement therapy to nutritional assessments. We hope to be of service to you soon.
Meet Dr Speight!
Mark O'Neal Speight, MD
Dr. Speight did his undergraduate work in chemistry at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He attended medical school at East Carolina School of Medicine and completed his residency at University of South Carolina - Columbia. He is board certified in Family Medicine and has additional training in Metal Toxicology, Nutritional, and Environmental Medicine. He is a member of the American Academy of Environmental Medicine and the Vice President of The American College for the Advancement of Medicine (ACAM). For five years he served as an assistant professor at Capitol University of Integrative Medicine in Washington, DC.
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December, 2009
Dr. Speight to Speak on WTVI: Depression and Attention Deficit Disorder
Watch WTVI Sunday, December 6, 2009 at 6pm for Dr. Speight's hour presentation on non-pharmaceutical treatments for Depression and Attention Deficit. There will be a call in session for questions. http://wtvi.org/schedule.cfm
October, 2010
American College for the Advancement of Medicine Fall Conference October 2010
Dr. Speight, currently the Vice President of American College for the Advancement of Medicine (ACAM) and will be attending the fall conference October 2010. The main topics will be on Chelation therapies. To learn more about the organization, visit their website at http://www.acam.org and click on public information
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