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Holistic Practitioners in South Bay

Including Chula Vista, Bonita, Imperial Beach

613 Dentistry (Katz Holistic Dentistry)

Dr. Carli Katz, DMD · Chula Vista

“Biocompatible, non-metal restorations that support whole-body health.”

Mercury-safe amalgam removal, biocompatibility testing, porcelain and resin restorations, biomimetic dentistry; family and cosmetic care.

613 3rd Ave, Suite E, Chula Vista, CA 91910

Amazing Body Wellness Center

Chula Vista

“Wellness is more than the absence of illness; it is the presence of wellness.”

Closed-system colon hydrotherapy, detox footbaths, ear candling, therapeutic massage and weight-loss support.

374 H St, Suite 102, Chula Vista, CA 91910

Bonita Acupuncture Clinic

Bonita

“Ancient wisdom with a modern touch, treating mind, body and spirit.”

Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine; by appointment only.

4392 Bonita Rd, Bonita, CA 91902

Eastlake Chiropractic & Acupuncture

Chula Vista (Eastlake)

Chiropractic care with acupuncture by Perfect Balance Acupuncture on site (acupuncture line (619) 432-2477).

821 Kuhn Dr, Suite 101, Chula Vista, CA 91914

Functional Health Institute

Dr. Smitha Reddy, MD (functional medicine rheumatologist) · Chula Vista

“Treating the root causes of illness and the underlying drivers of autoimmunity.”

Functional medicine for autoimmunity, chronic inflammation, digestive disorders, brain fog, fatigue, chronic pain, skin, weight and environmental allergies; offices in Chula Vista and Poway.

Gerken Family Chiropractic

Dr. Donald Gerken, DC, DACCP, CSTD; Dr. Diane Gerken, DC · Chula Vista (Eastlake)

“Caring for the entire family, from pregnancy to adulthood and beyond.”

Family chiropractic for 30+ years; prenatal (Webster), pediatrics, craniosacral therapy, nutrition, massage.

861 Harold Pl, Suite 301, Chula Vista, CA 91914

Kyra Kare Health & Wellness

Dr. Ramos, ND · Bonita

“Personalized, whole-person healthcare that starts with listening.”

Naturopathic consultations, lab testing, nutrition and lifestyle medicine; IV and IM nutrient therapy, mold and environmental toxicity, hormones, autoimmune, women's health, detox, homeopathy, craniosacral, gut health, weight loss.

4190 Bonita Rd, Suite 208, Bonita, CA 91902

Melinda Silva, MD

Dr. Melinda Silva, MD · Chula Vista (Otay Ranch / Eastlake)

“Bridging mainstream medicine with functional medicine, with prevention first.”

Board-certified integrative and regenerative physician with nearly 30 years' experience; functional medicine, IV therapy, red light / light bed therapy, weight loss, anti-aging and wellness.

Park Healing Center

Chula Vista (Bonita area)

Acupuncture, cupping, herbal medicine, massage, micro-needling, light therapy, chiropractic and physical therapy.

880 Canarios Ct, Suite 240, Chula Vista, CA 91910

Reiki Amore

Chula Vista (Bonita area)

“True peace originates from within.”

Reiki sessions with crystals, aromatherapy and sound healing for spiritual, emotional and physical well-being.

3060 Bonita Rd, Suite 101, Chula Vista, CA 91910

Resolve Wellness (Bonita)

Chula Vista (Bonita)

“Treating the body as a connected structure and addressing the source of pain.”

Craniosacral therapy and medical massage, working alongside physical therapy and fitness coaching.

3450 Bonita Rd, Chula Vista, CA 91910

Urban Sage Acupuncture + Wellness (formerly Bonita Vista Acupuncture)

Dr. Jillian Imilkowski, DACM, LAc · Chula Vista

“Ancient Chinese medicine with modern tools, to help you heal naturally from the inside out.”

Acupuncture, AcuGraph meridian imaging, cupping, cosmetic acupuncture, red light, massage, herbal and nutrition counseling; pain, PTSD, anxiety, hormones.

1415 Ridgeback Rd, Suite 6, Chula Vista, CA 91910

Woven Light Chiropractic Co. (The Drs Liz & Lindsay)

Dr. Liz Zamudio, DC; Dr. Lindsay Donaldson, DC · Imperial Beach

“Serving local communities through natural health.”

Family chiropractic with a focus on prenatal and pediatric care.

217 Palm Ave, Imperial Beach, CA 91932 (also 4190 Bonita Rd, Suite 102, Bonita)

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What these practices mean
Acupuncture / Chinese medicine
Fine needles placed along energy pathways, often combined with herbs, cupping and diet advice. Popular for pain, fertility, hormones and stress.
Colon hydrotherapy
Also called a colonic. Gently flushes the large intestine with filtered, warm water to clear waste. Usually paired with diet changes.
IV therapy (clinic)
Run by a naturopathic or medical doctor. Usually starts with a consultation and lab testing, then builds an IV plan around your specific needs, often alongside other treatments such as ozone or hormone care.
Ayurveda
India's traditional system of medicine. Tailors diet, herbs, routines and body treatments to your constitution (dosha).
Ozone therapy
Uses medical-grade ozone, given in an IV, injection or sauna, with the aim of supporting circulation, immunity and the body's fight against infection. EBOO is a more intensive version that filters and ozonates the blood outside the body.
Craniosacral therapy
A very gentle, hands-on technique where the practitioner uses light touch on the head, spine and sacrum (tailbone) to release tension and calm the nervous system. Often used for stress, headaches, pain and trauma, and gentle enough for infants.
Holistic vet
Licensed veterinarians who combine conventional animal care with approaches like whole-food nutrition, acupuncture, herbs or chiropractic for pets. A good fit if you want the same whole-body approach for your animals that you choose for yourself.
Reiki / energy healing
A Japanese practice where the practitioner uses light or no touch to support relaxation and the body's natural balance. Not a medical treatment.
Cancer support & nutrition
Practitioners who support people before, during and after cancer treatment with nutrition, lifestyle and emotional care. Look for someone who is happy to coordinate with your doctors.
Functional / integrative medicine
Doctors who look for the root cause of symptoms through detailed history and lab testing, then combine conventional and natural treatments.
Thermography
An infrared camera maps heat patterns in the body to show inflammation or changes in blood flow. No radiation or compression. Best used alongside, not instead of, a mammogram; the FDA says it should not replace one.
Homeopathy
Uses highly diluted natural substances chosen to match a person's whole symptom picture. Classical homeopaths give one remedy at a time.
Biological / holistic dentistry
Dentists who avoid mercury and toxic materials, remove old fillings safely and consider how oral health affects the whole body.
Lymphatic drainage
A light, rhythmic massage that helps move lymph fluid through the body. Used for swelling, recovery after surgery, lymphedema and detox support.
Chiropractor
Adjusts the spine and joints to restore alignment and support the nervous system. Holistic chiropractors often add movement, nutrition and lifestyle care.
Reflexology
Pressure on specific points of the feet, hands or ears that are believed to correspond to organs and systems in the body. Deeply relaxing.
Naturopathic doctor (ND)
Licensed in California after a four-year medical program focused on natural therapies, nutrition and prevention. Can order labs and, in many cases, give IVs.
Sauna & red light
Wellness studios offering infrared sauna and red light therapy, sometimes with cold plunge. People use them for relaxation, recovery and skin health. Usually a pay-per-session or membership experience rather than a medical treatment. Check with your doctor first if you're pregnant or have a heart condition.
IV therapy (drip bar)
Walk-in or quick-booking IV lounges where you choose a drip from a set menu (hydration, immunity, energy, recovery). Convenient and relaxing, with a brief medical screening, but less individualized than a clinic.
Holistic nutrition (NTP, RHN)
Nutrition practitioners who focus on whole, real foods and root-cause support rather than calorie counting. Different from registered dietitians, who follow conventional guidelines.