Fibromyalgia is a complex, whole-body condition often driven by inflammation, toxic burden, hormone imbalance, and gut dysfunction, and meaningful recovery requires a comprehensive root-cause approach.

Why Choose Health & Vitality Center?
Health & Vitality Center has served Los Angeles since 2009 and is led by Dr. Shiva Lalezar, a functional medicine physician experienced in treating complex chronic conditions. As a fibromyalgia doctor in Los Angeles, Dr. Lalezar evaluates inflammation, toxic burden, hormone balance, adrenal function, and gut integrity to uncover what is truly driving symptoms. This structured, systems-based approach allows for personalized care designed to improve quality of life and long-term stability. Contact Health & Vitality Center today to begin personalized fibromyalgia treatment in Los Angeles and take the first step toward lasting relief.
Frequently Asked Questions Fibromyalgia Treatment
What causes fibromyalgia?
Fibromyalgia is often associated with inflammation, toxic exposure, hormone imbalance, adrenal dysfunction, and gut permeability. Identifying the underlying drivers is essential for meaningful improvement.
Can fibromyalgia symptoms improve without long-term pain medications?
Many patients seek alternatives to chronic pain medications. Functional medicine focuses on correcting systemic imbalances that may reduce reliance on symptom-based therapies.
How long does treatment take?
Improvement timelines vary. Some patients notice changes within 4 to 6 weeks, while others may require several months, depending on symptom duration and complexity.
Is heavy metal toxicity connected to fibromyalgia?
Heavy metals such as mercury and lead are neurotoxins and may contribute to fatigue, pain sensitivity, and cognitive symptoms. Testing determines whether detoxification support is appropriate.
Do hormones affect fibromyalgia symptoms?
Yes. Thyroid dysfunction, adrenal imbalance, and sex hormone fluctuations can all influence energy, sleep, and pain perception. Balancing hormones is often a key part of treatment.







