Chronic Pain Support Program

Understanding Chronic Pain

This isn't just in your body.

Chronic pain is pain that has lasted months or longer, caused by ongoing nerve, tissue, or inflammation issues that disrupt how the body normally processes pain. It's as much a brain issue as it is a neuromuscular one, and both sides need support.

A Brain Issue

Over time, the brain can get stuck amplifying pain signals long after the original injury has healed.

A Neuromuscular Issue

Ongoing inflammation and nerve irritation in the body keep sending signals that reinforce the pain cycle.

This support program is built to work on both sides at once: calming the nervous system's amplified response while reducing inflammation and restoring nerve conductivity in the body itself.

Hear From Dr. Zodkoy

Dr. Zodkoy explains the chronic pain support program

In Your Support Program

Integrated Wellness Tools & Therapies

Your personalized support program may include an advanced assessment, AVACEN therapy, oxygen baths, laser therapy, oxygen-enriched water, and targeted nutritional support.

BASE Test
I.

BASE Test

Baseline Autonomic Stress Evaluation: a quick, non-invasive read of your autonomic nervous system and stress levels, giving you an arterial stiffness report to share with your medical provider.

AVACEN Therapy
II.

AVACEN Therapy

10 to 15 minutes before every bath, maximizing capillary dilation and blood flow to prepare the body for oxygen uptake.

Oxylon Oxygen Bath
III.

Oxylon Oxygen Bath

2x a week for 6 weeks, then 1x a week for 8 weeks, maximizing oxygen uptake for nerve cell function and rejuvenation.

Laser Therapy
IV.

Laser Therapy

10 to 15 minutes over the area of greatest discomfort, closest to the spine and highest on the body when multiple areas are involved.

Home Oxylon Water
V.

Home Oxylon Water

A soak every second day for 30 to 45 minutes, keeping detoxification and nerve support working between visits.

Nutritional Supplements
VI.

Nutritional Supplements

Targeted nutritional support to reduce inflammation, calm the nervous system, and help the body sustain results between visits.

Dr. Steven Zodkoy, DC, CNS, DACBN

The Support Program's Founder

Dr. Steven Zodkoy

DC · CNS · DACBN   Chiropractor, Clinical Nutritionist & Applied Kinesiologist

For over 35 years, Dr. Zodkoy has treated patients who haven't found relief through standard medical care. As founder of Monmouth Advanced Medicine, he combines chiropractic care, clinical nutrition, applied kinesiology, and advanced diagnostics to get to the root cause of chronic conditions rather than just managing symptoms.

He was one of the first providers in his field to offer deep laser therapy for headaches and migraines, and he is the bestselling author of Misdiagnosed: The Adrenal Fatigue Link. His approach is built on a simple belief: real health only happens when the mind, the body's structure, and its nutrition are all working together.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How long until I see results?

Most people follow an active phase of about 14 weeks, with 2 sessions a week for the first 6 weeks and 1 session a week for the next 8, then continue with a monthly session to maintain their results.

Is chronic pain really connected to the brain?

Yes. Chronic pain is as much a brain issue as a neuromuscular one. Over time, the brain can get stuck amplifying pain signals, which is why this program works on calming the nervous system alongside the body itself.

What does a typical session involve?

A session may include a BASE Test to check your autonomic and stress levels, AVACEN warming therapy before the bath, the oxygen bath itself, and laser therapy over your area of greatest discomfort, depending on what your program calls for.

Will this replace my current pain management treatment?

This program is designed to work alongside your current care, not replace it. Always talk with your prescribing doctor before making any changes to your treatment or medication.

How often will I need oxygen bath sessions?

The typical schedule is 2 sessions a week for the first 6 weeks, then 1 session a week for the following 8 weeks, followed by a monthly maintenance session.

Is oxygen bath therapy safe?

Every program is personalized after a consultation with Dr. Zodkoy's team, who will review your health history to make sure the therapy is appropriate for you.

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The products and services mentioned are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The benefits described relate to oxygenation and general wellness support.