Biologix Center for Optimum Health

Biologix Center for Optimum Health is a multi-provider alternative medicine treatment center in Franklin, Tennessee, founded by Dr. David Jernigan, DC. The clinical team also includes Dr. Sujay Kumar, MD, Medical Director with a focus on functional medicine, along with Dr. Robert Ehrnman, DC and Dr. Roman Hentish, DC, MBA. The center has been operating for over 30 years, specializing in treatment-resistant chronic illness, with over 90% of patients traveling from other states or countries to receive care.

Biologix Center is relevant to The Filtery’s Non-Toxic Directory through its dedicated focus on mold toxicity and multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) as named condition categories, alongside mast cell activation syndrome, histamine intolerance, Lyme disease and co-infections, chronic fatigue syndrome, and autoimmune disease. The center describes its approach as identifying the true underlying causes of chronic illness rather than simply addressing diagnoses, and several patient testimonials describe recovery from mold toxicity, heavy metal toxicity, and histamine intolerance. The clinic also advertises a fragrance-free, toxin-free facility as one of its physical features.

The center’s signature treatment is Induced Native Phage Therapy (INPT), a proprietary therapy developed by Dr. Jernigan that uses the body’s own bacteriophages to target chronic infections, supported by published research conducted with PhagenCorp. The Synergy Program of Care combines advanced diagnostics with real-time treatment adjustments. Additional standalone therapies include EBOO therapy, methylene blue IV therapy, 10-pass ozone therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), and ST-8 lymphatic drainage therapy. Care typically involves one to three weeks of in-person customized treatment at the Franklin facility, followed by ongoing at-home support. A consultation with a Patient Care Coordinator is available to determine fit before beginning care, and financial and travel assistance resources are available for patients. The website does not mention telehealth, insurance acceptance, or HSA/FSA eligibility.