Mrs. Candice Hall, DC

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Get to know Dr. Candice Hall

Dr. Candice Hall, DC is an author, speaker, practitioner, and authority on integrative and functional medicine. She is founder of Next Advanced Medicine, a functional medicine practice in Orange County, CA. 

She launched Natural Products, an organic food company, with the mission to provide natural, true, and real food options for her patients and all consumers.

Dr. Hall educates hundreds of people suffering from chronic disease each month through free information seminars on how to find the root cause of disease. 

At Next Advanced Medicine, an MD/DC clinic in Orange County, California, Dr. Hall leads an interdisciplinary team of medical doctors, chiropractors, and licensed nutritionists to create an individualized care plan for each of their patients.  

Dr. Hall has 18 years of postdoctoral training in functional medicine and clinical nutrition, including training in the area of cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Hall’s passion for functional medicine comes from personal success battling and overcoming three autoimmune conditions.

Functional medicine was the reason she went into remission, and the reason she is inspired to bring hope and solutions to others.

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Candice Hall, DC, is a Leading Functional Medicine Specialist with Next Advanced Medicine in Tustin, CA

Candice Hall, DC, is a well-versed chiropractor and functional medicine specialist who attends to patients at Next Advanced Medicine in Tustin, CA. “At Next Advanced Medicine, an MD/DC clinic in Orange County, California, Dr. Hall leads an interdisciplinary team of medical doctors, chiropractors, and licensed nutritionists to create an individualized care plan for each of their patients,” states the official website of Next Advanced Medicine. Medical issues treated include type 2 diabetes, thyroid and auto immune diseases, cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease. The founder of Next Advanced Medicine, Dr. Candice Hall is an active speaker, author of two published books, as well as practitioner and authority on integrative medicine and functional medicine. Her professional journey spans twenty-seven years and her areas of expertise cover all facets of functional medicine. “Dr. Hall educates hundreds of people suffering from chronic disease each month through free information seminars on how to find the root cause of disease,” states the official website of Next Advanced Medicine.  For more information about Candice Hall, DC, please visit https://nextadvancedmedicine.com/about-us/.

Candice Hall, DC, attended Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, and was awarded her Chiropractic Doctor degree in 1992. She additionally holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology (1990). She holds training in cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease, as well as clinical nutrition and functional medicine. “Dr. Hall’s passion for functional medicine comes from personal success battling and overcoming three autoimmune conditions. Functional medicine was the reason she went into remission, and the reason she is inspired to bring hope and solutions to others,” states the official website Next Advanced Medicine. Dr. Candice Hall is a member of the Foundation for Wellness Professionals and the Functional Medicine Institute in San Diego, CA. in 2005, the National Republican Congressional Committee named Dr. Candice Hall Physician pf the Year. She authored two books and has launched Natrueal Products, an organic food company that provides natural, true, and real food options. For more information about Candice Hall, DC, please visit https://www.findatopdoc.com/doctor/1963062-Candice-Hall-Chiropractor.

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