Writing on functional medicine, Chinese medicine, the labs we run, and what we’ve learned from 16 years of seeing patients no one else could quite figure out.
FeaturedReference ranges were never designed to optimize health — they were designed to flag disease. Here is how functional ranges differ, and why most chronic patterns sit in the gray area between them.
Read the article
The transition into menopause is not a single event. It is a ten-year shift in hormones, sleep, and metabolism — and most women are told they are fine while it is happening.
Beyond qi: the vagal, fascial, and neurotransmitter mechanisms that explain why a needle the width of a human hair can change how a body feels for hours afterward.
When the symptoms don't add up, the answer is sometimes in a wall, a vent, or a basement. Mold-driven illness is one of the most under-recognized patterns in chronic complaint medicine — and it lives quietly in South Florida homes.
BPC-157, GHK-Cu, KPV, semaglutide. The molecules are real and the science is real. The protocols circulating online are mostly not. Here is how I think about prescribing peptides in a clinical setting.