Feeling much better after seeing Dr. Gililand for approximately one month. I had internal itching that was driving me crazy and swelling of hands, feet, knees, fingers. He is treating me with natural supplements and correcting my diet with food sensitivities he found from doing a very thorough blood test compared to most. I see someone complaining about his blood test not covered by insurance. He explains that to everyone......it's a $1600 test and most insurance will only cover $600. It's done by an outside Lab which he pays with your $350. I am on a 3 month program and then will be reevaluated. I feel much better already with the itching gone and swelling gone down. He has free seminars. I urge you to attend one where his treatment capabilities are very well explained.

Submitted Feb. 26, 2016

Dr Gilliland helped me when no one else could. He was very knowledgeable. He was the only doctor that looked for the underlying reason why I felt so terrible and used natural therapies to increase my energy levels.

Submitted Aug. 7, 2013

Submitted June 9, 2013

This doctor recruits the very sick and desperate. He seemed nice enough, but something did not ring true with him. First of all, he discouraged me to go through my insurance company for standard blood tests. Rather, he wanted me to pay 350.00 out of pocket for tests that he wanted done. I spoke to him in person on an advertised 'free consult'. He has no staff.He claimed to take only 25 patients, leading one to believe that you'd better hurry up and decide if you were to be a patient. He called Lyme Disease "Lyme's" and said that you could only get it in the Eastern U.S.- this was my first clue that something wasn't right in Bonita. He was to send my medical records back to me and in fact told me 2 weeks ago that he had. I never received them. Today, I called his office again, and he 'claims' that he sent them out today?? He said he was waiting for a ck from me for postage? If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is- desperation medicine and lack of integrity is what I encountered

Submitted Feb. 26, 2013