ANNOUNCING OUR NEW ONLINE PHYSICIAN PORTAL! Our new online physician portal allows clinics to prescribe online for their patients (instead of faxing or e-prescribing in prescriptions). This portal will also allow you to receive confirmation that we received your prescriptions as well as a shipping date. All your current patients will be linked in the […]
We will be CLOSED on MONDAY May 26th for Memorial Day
Wellness Pharmacy will be closed on Monday May 26th in observance of Memorial Day. Please have a nice holiday. We return to normal business hours (830am – 530pm CST) on Tuesday May 27th.
New business hours = 8:30am to 5:30pm
Thank you for choosing Wellness Pharmacy. Effective Monday, May 18th 2020 our business hours are Monday-Friday from 8:30AM to 5:30PM. If you are sick, have a fever or been exposed to anyone diagnosed with COVID19 please do not come into the pharmacy. Please call us at 205-879-6551 and we will arrange to get your medication […]
New article posted by Dr. Julian Whitaker praising the benefits of Glutathione
By MAT on 2015-07-30 in Glutathione, Glutathione, Glutathione in Cancer, Glutathione in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Glutathione in Parkinson’s Disease, News, Uncategorized
A new article “Reap the Benefits of Glutathione” by Dr. Julian Whitaker mentioning Wellness Pharmacy can be seen here.
DISEASES TREATED BY PROLOTHERAPY – PERIPHERAL JOINTS (PDF)
How safe is prolotherapy? (PDF)
NON-SURGICAL TENDON, LIGAMENT AND JOINT RECONSTRUCTION (PDF)
In acute injuries, the ligaments and tendons become torn. Ligaments function to limit the range of motion that bones can move between each other, and function to stabilize joints and hold the joint together.
Prolotherapy: A Literature Review and Retrospective Study (PDF)
Proliferative therapy (prolotherapy) is the process whereby dextrose, P25G or sodium morrhuate is injected into ligaments in order to produce a proliferating response of that ligament. The purpose of these injections is to strengthen ligamentous structures and relieve pain. A review of the literature is provided and a retrospective study presented which demonstrates a 66% […]
Prolotherapy: Creating inflammation in an area that is already inflamed (PDF)
We already have inflammation that is causing pai, why do we want to inflame it some more with prolotherapy?