Should You Have Both A Functional Medicine Doctor And A Regular Doctor?
Functional medicine continually rises in popularity as more and more people want a more personalized, natural approach to healthcare. You may wonder whether you should have both a functional medicine doctor and a regular doctor, or if you should choose one over the other. You may also wonder if a functional medicine doctor can be your primary care provider.
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Depression is one of the most prevalent mental illnesses and causes of disability here in the United States. Whether you are low-functioning or high-functioning, depression can create a cycle of maladaptive thinking and patterns. When you struggle with depression, it can be difficult to know what to do in order to manage it.
Read More →Can Kids See Functional Medicine Doctors?
Here, we’ll go into whether children can see functional medicine doctors and some things to keep in mind with your children’s medical care.
Read More →More Myths About Weight Loss: Part 3
Weight loss is challenging enough without how many myths there are floating around about it. Believing such myths about weight loss can make losing weight even more difficult.
Read More →Surprising Myths About Weight Loss: Part 2
It’s important to note before we get into the blog that if you want to lose weight, you should consult with a healthcare professional first. This will help you have the most success by ensuring you are losing weight in a healthy, sustainable way, suitable to your body’s specific needs. That said, let’s get into some more common myths about weight loss that may surprise you.
Read More →Deceptive Myths About Weight Loss: Part 1
If you’re trying to lose weight, you’ve probably gotten plenty of unsolicited advice. It can be challenging to know what is a cold hard fact and what people are saying in an effort to sell you on something. In this blog and the next, we’ll go into some common myths about weight loss so that you can go about this journey in a healthier way.
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