Binyamin Rothstein Treat the Whole Patient

1. Binyamin Rothstein Treat the Whole Patient Binyamin Rothstein is a Master Osteopath who says that when he first encountered osteopathy as an undergraduate student, it was a revelation to him. He committed himself to the discipline, and graduated from the Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery in 1981. As a licensed osteopath he focuses on prevention and treating the whole patient, rather than just symptoms. He was an undergraduate at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and looking at the different options before him in his planned career in medicine, when he first heard about osteopathy, a medical discipline that emphasizes a whole-body approach to the patient. “I ran across a small ad from an Osteopath in Baltimore,” he recalls. “I went to visit him and watch him work.

2. Binyamin Rothstein A Brilliant Practitioner Binyamin Rothstein is an Osteopathic doctor who is re-establishing himself in the United States. In 2012 he was granted a licensed to practice medicine in Pennsylvania. Earlier in 2005, the Maryland Board of Physicians revoked his license, after an in-depth review of five patients whom he successfully treated combining traditional medicine with alternative medicine after traditional approaches from their primary doctors failed to cure them. A Maryland judge speaking on his behalf called him a brilliant practitioner of medicine. Binyamin Rothstein is a Board-certified osteopath who practiced for many years in Baltimore. His specialties include osteopathic manipulation, cranial osteopathy, ADHD, and sports injuries. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine.

3. Binyamin Rothstein Chronic Fatigue Specialist Binyamin Rothstein is an American Doctor of Osteopathy who went into private practice in Brooklyn, New York in 1982, before entering the military. He served as a physician in the U.S. Army Medical Corps at the U.S. Army Medical Institute for Infectious Diseases at Fort Detrick, Maryland form July of 1983 until June of 1986. He returned to private practice that same year. His areas of specialty include chronic pain, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, ADHD and sports injuries. The cause of CFS is often unknown, but some medical doctors believe it could stem from viral infections or psychological stress. “The most critical issue in treating chronic fatigue,” says Dr. Rothstein, “is finding the cause. It is absolutely necessary to take an in-depth history and get the right tests to accurately discover the cause of [the condition]. Once that is done, the patient can begin on the path to recovery.”

4. Binyamin Rothstein A Practice in Israel Binyamin Rothstein is an Osteopathic physician who trained in the United States, where he practiced for many years. Since 2012 he has practiced in Israel. He became interested in Osteopathic medicine after observing an Osteopathic physician while in undergraduate school. He studied at the Osteopathic Medical School in Des Moines, Iowa, interned at Hillcrest General Hospital in Flushing, New York, and did a Mini Residency in Infection Diseases at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, before going into private practice. Binyamin Rothstein is a Master Osteopath with thirty-five years of experience. He trained at the Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine and did a Mini Residency in Infectious Diseases at Walter Reed Medical Center when he was in the United States Army. He had a private family practice in Baltimore for almost 20 years, treating acute and chronic pain, chronic diseases and ADHD.

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