Health conditions addressed by regenerative and functional medicine
At a Glance Effective acne treatment usually requires matching the approach to the type and severity of acne. Retinoids and benzoyl peroxide remain the most evidence-backed topical options for most people. Oral antibiotics work short-term but are not a long-term solution due to resistance concerns. Red light and blue light therapy offer a drug-free approach…
At a Glance Many Long COVID patients improve significantly over 12 to 24 months, but recovery is rarely linear and varies widely by severity and symptom type. Avoiding post-exertional malaise (PEM) crashes is the single most important thing patients can do to protect their recovery trajectory. Targeted interventions, including HBOT, NAD+ therapy, and specific medications,…
Intestinal permeability is real science, not just a wellness buzzword. Learn what zonulin and tight junctions actually do, what damages the gut barrier, how to test for it, and the evidence-based protocol for healing.
If you have mysterious flushing, headaches, or digestive issues that come and go, histamine intolerance may be the missing piece. Learn about DAO deficiency, the MCAS connection, high-histamine foods to avoid, and evidence-based strategies for relief.
You left the moldy building, but you are still sick. Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) explains why mold illness persists long after exposure ends — and what research says about treatment.
Your TSH is normal but you are exhausted, losing hair, and gaining weight. Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is the most common autoimmune disease in the US, and standard thyroid panels often miss it. Here is what your labs are not telling you.
Standing up should not feel like running a sprint. This complete guide covers evidence-based POTS treatments — from salt loading and compression to medications and exercise protocols — with the research behind each approach.
Not all brain fog supplements are created equal. Here’s an evidence-based breakdown of which ones have real research behind them, which show promise, and which are mostly marketing.
A complete guide to the SIBO diet. Learn which foods to eat and avoid during SIBO treatment, how the elemental, low-FODMAP, and biphasic diets compare, and how to reintroduce foods safely.
At a Glance What it is: Colon hydrotherapy (a colonic) uses warm, filtered water to gently flush the large intestine, removing accumulated waste, gas, and mucus. Duration: 45-60 minutes per session. The procedure itself takes about 35-45 minutes of active water flow. What it feels like: Mild pressure during fills, relief during releases. Less uncomfortable…