Claudia Gragnoli, MD, PhD

Dr. Gragnoli is an excellent physician! Very carrying and very thoughtful in her attention to detail. Very supportive of preventive measures to help offset medical problems which can help to reduce the effects of serious medical illnesses.

I would be remiss if I didn’t take the time to thank Doctor Claudia Gragnoli for her tremendous assistance and guidance in resolving my peripheral neuropathy. Doctor Gragnoli was very dedicated and meticulous in investigating and diagnosing the causes of my condition. Many, if not most, cases of peripheral neuropathy are caused by issues associated with diabetes, which I do not have. Therefore the doctor had to investigate other causes in my case. Since I do not have diabetes, and prior to seeing Doctor Gragnoli, I had appointments with several Neurologists to rule out neurological problems. I also visited several Endocrinologists. One of the doctor’s colleagues recommended Doctor Gragnoli as my best bet. From the beginning, Doctor Gragnoli was very thorough and understood the various issues that can present themselves as peripheral neuropathy. After several blood tests, several things that could be the cause came to light. Vitamin B6 toxicity, mercury toxicity, aluminum… toxicity, elevated iron and low copper. She also discovered other elements in the blood that were out of range which may have contributed to my condition. Following Doctor Gragnoli’s recommendations for dietary intake, taking certain vitamins such as copper supplements and using detoxifiers to bind to, and reduce, the mercury and aluminum, my peripheral neuropathy is no longer an issue. This is after almost two years of suffering from that condition, which six other doctors had no idea how to diagnose the cause or how to treat. So, I am eternally grateful to Doctor Gragnoli for her dedication and persistence in discovering the causes and developing an effective treatment plan to correct my condition.

Found the office staff and appointment making ability very pleasant and accommodating. Unfortunately, when I arrived at the office and met the doctor for the first time, I was a little put off by the fact that she did not introduce herself, nor did she have an ID on her person. As a healthcare worker myself, I know the legality and importance of BOTH of these. She spent an exorbitant amount of time with me discussing a GI issue that I have been under the care of a gastroenterologist for, but neglected to have my blood sugar checked in the office today, my insulin pump glucose results downloaded for assessment, nor was a foot check performed. These are ALL basic assessment practices that have been performed by every Endocrinologist that has ever cared for me. However, she did give me a list of wholistic treatments that are very costly and not covered by my insurance to address my GO condition . The final straw that made my mind up to NOT return ever, was when I needed to guide her… through writing the prescription for my insulin correctly. By the time I left the office, I was confused as to whether she was addressing my endocrine system or my GI system. Never returning