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Sleep is more than just rest—it's the body's nightly reset, repairing and rebalancing every system, organ, and cell. When disrupted, the effe...

We explore helpful strategies to support the intricate and dynamic microecosystem of the vaginal microbiome. Which factors have an influence ...

Berberine and silymarin form a powerful herbal duo that not only supports cholesterol balance but also targets the underlying drivers of meta...

The gut reset can be a challenging area to keep costs down for our patients. Traditionally this treatment can include up to four products ...

Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is the most common type of dementia, accounting for up to 80% of cases. It is defined as a slow and progressive n...

When faced with patients experiencing unexplained, nonspecific, non-allergic gut symptoms like bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhoea or cons...

With ever-evolving research, microbiome testing has become a common investigative and diagnostic tool applied. But once the terrain has be...

Fasting is the voluntary abstinence from solid food and stimulants for a limited time and the ability to meet energy requirements mostly o...

This guide aims to support practitioners in their clinical assessment and treatment rationale by providing a comprehensive overview of the...

The Concept brings together a collection of this year’s most sought after educational material produced by our Clinical Support Team. From...

This case reflects the mind-gut connection and the capacity of targeted supplementation, diet, and lifestyle medicine to restore allostasi...

From mood swings and cravings to bloating, women’s hormones are classically blamed for premenstrual symptoms (PMS), but science has found...

We’ve all wondered if the plastic in our environment reaches our unbornbabies in the womb and now, fo...

Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) is a heterogeneous syndrome characterised by the presence of abnormal and excessive numbers o...

Gut microbial diversity is key to good health, but when undesirables take over is