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Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a chronic, functional gastrointestinal disorder largely driven by disordered communication between the gut ...

If we created a modern-day proverb reflecting the therapeutic capacity of Poria cocos (Fu-Ling) it would be ‘the one that takes care of us’. ...

While stress is part of our day to day, whether triggered from the environment, or within our body’s regular biochemical processes, being kin...

Dysbiosis has been the buzzword in the natural medicine world for some time in relation to gut health, but the emerging concept is microbi...

The Good Gut Guide is a comprehensive resource designed to support your patients on their journey to better gastrointestinal health. The G...

Each probiotic is unique. The human gut is colonised with a complex community of 100 trillion microbe cells. It is estimated that this is ...

Reproductive health, infetilitiy and mental health are amongst the top concerns for men, according to the latest report on the state of ma...

For many practitioners solving iron deficiency is straightforward, but there are those patients where the usual supplementation approach f...

The psychological burden associated with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is high, with estimates that up to 60 percent of sufferers experie...

Up to 60 per cent of patients with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) have co-morbid mental health presentations, such as anxiety. Two studies...

For the first time since World War 2 we are faced with a downturn in life expectancy and an increased incidence of chronic diseases in adu...

In the August edition of Lunch Literacy Live, we explored pressures on men, the effects on their health and reproductive capacity, and sup...

Patients of both genders grapple with stress, energy and reproductive function. The difference between men and women is that women are mor...

It’s now believed that almost all common chronic health conditions are underpinned by some level of mitochondrial dysfunction. Discover wh...

As the monoamine theory of depression falls out of favour1, there is an emerging link between mitochondrial dysfunction and dep...