CARATTERISTICS OF THE INTEGRA METHOD

DEA is a 7-year-old German Shepherd who was treated using the Integra Method for hip dysplasia and leishmaniasis.

The improvements were remarkable. She regained her desire to walk, move freely, and play again with her inseparable friends, DORA and NOCE.

• What is an INTEGRA PROGRAM?

• What does it involve?

• How often are treatments performed?

• How long does it last?

1. WHAT IS AN INTEGRA PROGRAM?

It is an Integrated Medicine program aimed at restoring the individual to the best possible balance.

2. WHO IS IT FOR?

It is designed for dogs and cats with chronic and progressive conditions, such as severe epilepsy, chronic hernias, disabling dysplasia, and tumors.

3. WHAT DOES IT CONSIST OF?

Based on an INTEGRATED MEDICINE ASSESSMENT, a personalized program of direct treatments is created with the aim of:

• Reducing chronic inflammation

• Improving immune system and intestinal function

• Draining toxins

• Generating a favorable emotional state

Direct treatments include traditional Western and Eastern therapies, such as acupuncture, moxibustion, tuinà, aromatherapy, flower therapy, hydropuncture, and neural therapy.

4. HOW FREQUENTLY ARE THE TREATMENTS PERFORMED? 

Initial treatments are usually performed weekly, then the intervals are    extended based on the patient's needs and responses.

INTEGRA REBALANCE treatments are generally performed every 7–15 days, while MAINTENANCE treatments are approximately every 30–40 days. Individual variables are also evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

5. HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?

An INTEGRA REBALANCE program lasts approximately 3 to 5 months. Afterward, you begin the MAINTENANCE program, which safeguards and preserves the results achieved and prevents relapses related to the primary pathology.

6. HOW CAN I ACCESS THE PROGRAM?

At the end of the INTEGRATED MEDICINE ASSESSMENT, Dr. Siviero will advise you if an INTEGRA PROGRAM is necessary. To book, you can send an email to tecla.siviero@gmail.com requesting to be placed on the waiting list.

The waiting list is managed based on priority; patients with the most urgent medical needs are given precedence.