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Chris Kresser Interview

Blog, Practitioner testing, Practitioners

August 24, 2017/By admin

Chris Kresser was recently the speaker at a Health Icons event organised by Re-Find Health at the Royal Society of Medicine in London and sponsored by Nordic Laboratories. We met up with Chris to ask...

Test don’t guess

Blog, Practitioner testing, Practitioners

August 24, 2017/By admin

We recently spoke to Chris Kresser, a pioneer and leader in functional medicine practice and training. He’s a strong advocate of functional testing and nutrigenomics and the role ongoing testing and retesting can play...

Functional testing – Podcast

Blog, Practitioner testing

June 29, 2017/By admin

Genomic and functional testing can play a powerful role in helping practitioners really get to the root cause of the health challenges faced by their patients. This podcast from BrainTap Business Journal explores the...

SIBO – Diagnosis with a simple breath test

Patients, Practitioner testing

June 26, 2017/By admin

What is SIBO? SIBO or Small intestine bacterial overgrowth, also termed bacterial overgrowths, or small bowel bacterial overgrowth syndrome (SBBOS), is a disorder of excessive bacterial growth in the small intestine. (1) Normally, far fewer bacteria...

Testing for Diabetes

Blog, Practitioner testing

June 5, 2017/By admin

Since 1996, the number of people diagnosed with diabetes in the UK has risen from 1.4 million to 3.5 million. The figure is predicted to rise to 5 million by 2025.(1) Its prevalence will potentially have an...

Fybromyalgia and functional medicine

Chronic Disease, Patients, Practitioner testing

June 5, 2017/By admin

Fybromyalgia can be debilitating for sufferers. Its associated with a long list of symptoms. These include insomnia, fatigue, headaches, numbness, menstrual irregularities, brain fog, depression and chronic pain. Conventional medicine often responds by treating...

Testing for food sensitivity, food allergies or delayed food reactions

Blog, Practitioner testing

May 29, 2017/By admin

Immune reactions can result from food allergies or food sensitivity. Most people have a good understanding of the idea of food allergies. This is when you have an immediate reaction to something, causing an acute...

Stool analysis | The power of poo

Practitioner testing

May 29, 2017/By admin

Stool analysis - our poo can reveal a lot about us. Stool analysis is a powerful tool for understanding what might be going on in our gastro-intestinal tracts. To garner benefits from consumed food, nutrients must...

Testing for homocysteine levels

Practitioner testing

May 29, 2017/By admin

In last week's Doctor in the House Dr Chatterjee's intervention's with James helped transform his life. Identifying his MTHFR gene and its likely impact on homocysteine levels led to a vitamin B12 intervention that let James live...

Nutrigenomic training with dnalife – video

Practitioner testing, Practitioner training, Practitioners

May 28, 2017/By admin

Nutrigenomic and pharmacogenetic testing is an increasingly valuable tool for practitioners. dnalife run regular training sessions in getting the most from these tools in cities around the world. The courses combine in depth biochemistry with a...

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