Cardiometabolic disease remains one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality globally. For decades, the focus of both diagnosis and treatment has centred on lowering LDL cholesterol—a metric that, while important, does not capture the full complexity of cardiovascular risk or patient wellbeing.
You became a health practitioner to make a difference — to help others reclaim their vitality, function optimally, and live meaningful lives. But what happens when you begin to feel depleted? Burnout, chronic stress, and emotional exhaustion are increasingly common in clinical practice, yet too often ignored.
The rise of the popularity of drip bars has seen many practitioners consider including IV nutrient therapy in their practices. Of course, there are a number of things to take into account when one wants to start offering IV nutrients as part of your practice.
It is becoming more noticeable how many people are suffering with sleep issues, including myself. Why is this? Is it stress, is it an aging phenomenon, is it hormonal? Is it a deficiency of some nutrient or are we meant to sleep less as we age?
A comprehensive integrative approach should be considered to address the underlying defects of Motor Neuron Disease. There is a central role of defective mitochondrial energy production, and the resulting increased levels of free radicals, in the pathogenesis of various neurodegenerative diseases.
The role of cholesterol in heart disease is a bone of contention. But greater
sophistication in terms of understanding and testing is now emerging
Integrative medicine treats the whole person and the underlying causes of their disease, rather than just administering pharmaceuticals to relieve symptoms
Maintaining a healthy hormone balance, which includes natural estrogen, is absolutely vital for any woman. What successful hormone treatment depends on is the careful monitoring of all hormone levels and making sure that the replacement hormones are not foreign to the body.
Each person is acknowledged as an individual and the patient-centred approach allows for individualised Alzheimer’s or dementia treatment programs to be developed.