Peter Lecke

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Peter currently uses Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, and Functional Medicine to treat many conditions. He specializes in the treatment of Auto-immune and Inflammatory disorders as well as environmental toxicity and mold related illnesses. He also has extensive experience treating all types of Acute and Chronic Pain Conditions. These include: Arthritis, Sciatica, Neck and Back pain, Frozen Shoulder, Trauma and Overuse injuries, and Sports Injuries. Peter also treats many other conditions such as: Digestive Health (Diabetes, Fatigue, IBS, etc.), Stress related conditions, Mental/Emotional Conditions (Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, etc.), Lifestyle Changes, Women’s Health, and much more. Peter is passionate about health, wellness, and practicing medicine with compassion and genuine connection. He is committed to honoring the trust of those seeking care, and is dedicated to lifelong learning, professional development, and personal growth. As an integrative practitioner, he understands that by combining modern medicine, chiropractic care, physical therapy, and other healthcare specialties we can achieve the best results for you. Peter works with modern medical tools as well as traditional Chinese Medicine. He strives to build strong professional relationships with all of your caregivers as you see fit. Peter believes in the principle of facilitating good health by promoting and restoring balance and integration of the body\'s natural systems. His path to practicing medicine was rekindled in 2001. While pursuing personal interests in Eastern philosophy, Peter began practicing taijiquan, a Chinese martial art. While studying taijiquan, he received a free acupuncture treatment as a gift from a fellow student. After personally experiencing the amazing physical, mental, and emotional health benefits of both taijiquan and acupuncture, Peter decided to rekindle his childhood interest in practicing medicine and begin pursuing a career as a healthcare professional, specializing in Tr

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