Introduction The body needs the energy to get through the entire day. Energy can come in various foods consumed and converted into three molecules:...
Category - Functional Medicine
Functional medicine has been through the medical practice evolution that has been addressing the healthcare needs of the 21 century. It has started to shift the traditional disease-centered focus of medical practice to a much more patient-centered approach. Functional medicine has addressed the whole person and not by isolating a set of symptoms. With functional medicine, local practitioners can spend time with their patients by listening to their history while also looking at the interactions from genetics, environmental, and lifestyle factors that may influence long-term health and complex chronic diseases. So in a way, functional medicine can support the unique expression of health and vitality for each individual.
By making this change, from a disease-centered focus to a patient-centered approach, local physicians are able to support the patient’s healing process. By viewing health and illness as part of a cycle, all the components of the human biological system can interact dynamically with the environment. With this process, functional medicine can seek and identify genetic, lifestyle, and environmental factors that may shift a person’s health from illness to well-being.
Introduction The muscles, tissues, and ligaments help stabilize the joints and structure of the spine so that the body can function. These muscles...
Introduction The brain sends neuron signals to the body to function for everyday movements like walking, running, or resting. These signals travel...
Introduction When many individuals look for ways to relax after a stressful event in their daily lives, many people have an exercise regime that...
Introduction Everyone has different tips and tricks for being healthy and losing weight. Many individuals incorporate other diets, eating habits, and...
Introduction The body is a functional being with the brain to control the host’s movements when going to places or resting, the immune...
Introduction The brain and the spinal cord have a casual relationship in the nervous system as they help transport neuron signals to the rest of the...
Introduction The brain’s main job is to keep the body moving and provide functionality to all the major organs through neuro signaling from the...