Location: Winterthur

Practices on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Wise Medicine in Winterthur

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"For me, optimal treatment is as conventional as necessary and as natural as possible. "

Physician, certified biochemist 
Dr. Carola Metzig

Languages: German/English

Key aspects

After many years working as a specialist in clinical pharmacology (a title I acquired in Germany) in the field of drug research and development, I have first-hand knowledge of the possibilities—and limitations—of pharmacotherapy. This experience has given me a deep understanding of how much can be achieved with medication, but also how much cannot. Often, medication cannot solve health problems at their root cause.

Ultimately, my path led me back to nature—to the building blocks of life, vital substances, and the understanding that the body naturally strives for harmony and healing. Today, I support this natural process with the best tools from conventional medicine, vital substance medicine, and alternative healing methods, such as ozone therapy or IHHT.

When talking to my patients, the focus is on finding the causes and possibilities for healing. With empathy, understanding, and a meeting of equals, I accompany them on their individual path to recovery—in a sustainable, cause-oriented, and humane manner.

Functional medicine

Functional medicine is a holistic, cause-oriented approach to medicine. It attempts to treat diseases not only symptomatically, but also to identify and correct the underlying functional disorders in the body. The goal is to restore bodily functions rather than suppress symptoms.

Clinical pharmacology

This is a branch of medicine that deals with the absorption, excretion, and specific effects of drugs on the human body.

Biochemistry

Biochemistry researches the chemical processes in cells and therefore the basis of all metabolic and life processes. These reactions are crucial for health and performance - they only function smoothly if they are adequately supplied with essential micronutrients.