Dr. Baxter Montgomery Montgomery Heart & Wellness They argue that conventional medicine lacks positive natural healing powers.
His clinic prescribes diet and health to treat heart disease.
“We are accepting patients with advanced heart failure, renal failure and inflammatory diseases. We added other natural remedies, we added infrared sauna therapy, we added infusion therapy,” explained Dr. Montgomery.
The most important change he makes to his patients is diet.
Inside the clinic there is a kitchen where all vegan food is prepared, sold and served.
In addition to a vegan diet, he encourages eating as close to raw form as possible. [no cooking].
“It’s not enough just to be vegan. I have a lot of patients who say, ‘I’m on a vegan diet, I don’t eat salt, sugar, etc.,’ so I need to understand how it’s prepared.” But they microwave the food and cook most of it, so those are the types that take away the nutritional value,” Montgomery said.
As evidence that his program can improve heart health, Montgomery said, “heart and soul of a champion”
The docuseries shows former elite athletes who now suffer from chronic illnesses.
NFL Hall of Famer Darrell Greene is one of Montgomery’s patients in the docuseries. He admits that he just wanted to go back to his prime and that he didn’t see himself in poor health.
“I came here and did all the panels and my blood pressure was 191/114 and this was where the problems started,” Green said. “If you follow it, it’s a program that I think will work. Well, I don’t think it will work. I know it works.”
Dr. Montgomery says that not everyone’s goal is to become an elite athlete, but that the program can help those who are sick get back on their feet.
“Whether you start with drugs, you may or may not have surgery, we’ll take you through a course in health and wellness to the point where you can climb mountains and compete at the level you were when you were much younger. I think that’s what people want!” said Montgomery.
Since our clinic is covered by insurance, you will be responsible for the cost of visiting the hospital.
Meals and meal plan payments are additional and range from $250 to $7,500.
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