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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...

People rarely experience chronic pain as a stand-alone symptom. Addressing the dominating experiences fr...

One in five Australian employees report that they have taken time off work as a result of feeling stressed, anxious or depressed.1 Doctors...

Our most recent research flyer acknowledges that chronic pain is seldom an isolated symptom. Comorbidities such as poor sleep, fatigue and...

In this Industry Insider, we will address the stress and anxiety associated with the current circumstances and how we can best remain calm...

This patient booklet has been designed to educate and empower patients to navigate stressful and uncertain times by cultivating, maintaini...

Global or local emergencies alike can evoke fear in our lives in a way that we have not felt before. The streets void of pedestrians, empt...

Press Pause on Pain is designed to help support patients experiencing persistent pain. Under...

The brain is a marvel endless library. Memories and lifetime’s knowledge are our most precious asset. But is there a way to store more inf...

Our Bio Concepts Technical Support team are often asked a variety of questions from practitioners and in response, provide helpful informa...

Concurrent use of alcohol and marijuana is the most common polydrug combination amongst Australian teenagers. The 2007 National Drug ...

One in 7 Australians regularly experience excessive fear, worry, tension, shortness of breath, tight chest, racing heart and hot and cold ...

Clinically, we are used to the patient presenting with what we believe to be low dopamine (DA) – unmotivated, low mood, brain fog, poor me...