Acupuncture to Stem Cells: Understanding Your Integrative Options
In a medical environment dominated by potent pharmaceuticals, often with harmful side effects and surgical quick-fixes, Greg Coppola, DO, offers a lifestyle approach to wellness that emphasizes nonsurgical and non-medication options such as acupuncture, anti-inflammatory foods, osteopathic manual medicine techniques, meditation, prolotherapy, platelet rich plasma and stem cell injections. As Dr. Coppola asks, how do you understand your options for your aging body? The choices we become aware of may help prevent frailty and slow down the aging process. Dr. Coppola is the Director of the LECOM Integrative and Lifestyle Medicine Fellowship. He completed a sports medicine fellowship at Michigan State University and an Integrative medicine fellowship at the University of Arizona and is board certified in family medicine and neuromusculoskeletal medicine. He served as a team physician of the Erie Bayhawks and was also medical adviser to Mercyhurst University Sports Medicine.
Greg Coppola, D.O. is the Director of the LECOM Integrative and Lifestyle Medicine Fellowship. He completed a sports medicine fellowship at Michigan State University and an Integrative medicine fellowship at the University of Arizona and is board certified in family medicine and neuromusculoskeletal medicine. He served as a team physician of the Erie Bayhawks and was also medical adviser to Mercyhurst University Sports Medicine. Dr. Coppola is a LECOM clinical professor of Osteopathic Practices and Principles. He is a graduate of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his family medicine residency as chief resident at the James H. Quillen College of Medicine at East Tennessee State University. His professional and teaching interests are in acupuncture, botanicals and supplements, musculoskeletal ultrasound and regenerative biomedicine.
