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Traditional Medicine & Functional Medicine
Traditional Medicine
Traditional medicine refers to healing systems with deep roots - practiced and passed down for hundreds or even thousands of years. These time-tested approaches include Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and Western Herbal Medicine, among others.
Unlike conventional medicine, which is typically what you find in hospitals or most primary care settings, traditional medicine emphasizes wholistic, often nature-based practices that support the body’s innate ability to heal.
These systems view the individual as a whole - body, mind, and spirit - to restore balance and promote long-term wellness.
The body holds the data.
The scientific method relies on useful, relevant information—and sometimes, the most immediate data comes from beautifully low-tech tools. We use time-honored techniques that provide real-time insight, so you don’t always have to wait on lab results to start understanding what’s going on. Even in a power outage, these clinically effective methods help us read the body’s messages and guide next steps with confidence.
Functional Medicine
Functional medicine is a personalized, science-backed approach to healthcare that focuses on identifying and addressing the root causes of illness - rather than just treating symptoms.
It’s centered around a partnership between patient and practitioner, using detailed information about your body, lifestyle, and environment to create a care plan that’s uniquely tailored to you.
By understanding how all the systems of your body interact, functional medicine helps support long-term healing and overall wellness - not just a quick fix.
We gather data from the body to guide personalized care and uncover hidden imbalances.
While no single test gives a complete picture, gathering a variety of data points can help illuminate patterns and guide your care. Each type of test provides a unique window into the body’s internal environment—revealing clues about function, imbalance, and opportunity for healing.
Common types of data collected include:
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Blood - usually more thorough than what conventional standard of care (SOC) GP/PCP's assess.
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Urine - beyond looking for UTI's, can give strong clues for bacterial/fungal dysbiosis, mitochondrial function, toxic burdens, and nutritional sufficiency.
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Saliva - not just for cortisol and hormones, but an easy way to assess who might be living in your mouth driving periodontal disease and other systemic chronic illnesses from hypertension to Alzheimers.
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Stool - your microbial community often sets the tone for your mood & immunity. Best to have harmony & unity with your internal community for long perpetuity.
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Pathology & Genomic Testing - 10 humans with the same conventional cancer diagnosis even having the same location and size of tumors might have 10 totally different cancers under the genomic microscope. These details can inform best treatment options and predict outcomes.
