Parasites and Parasitic infections in Australia: causes, prevention and treatments
What are parasites and parasitic infections? Parasites are organisms that live within or on other organisms of a different species, called a host1. Some parasites
What are parasites and parasitic infections? Parasites are organisms that live within or on other organisms of a different species, called a host1. Some parasites
Ranging from mild to painful disorders, more than a third of all Australians over 45 years of age may be affected by diverticulosis or diverticulitis.
Acne is a complex and hard to treat skin condition. At the Australian Centre for Functional Medicine, we have developed a novel, comprehensive and effective
What is Rosacea? Rosacea is a chronic, non-contagious inflammatory skin disease that typically affects the face, causing a permanent flush in parts of the face
The comprehensive approach of modern functional medicine for atopic eczema (dermatitis) and other forms of dermatitis offers unparalleled health benefits. Skin diseases are a common
Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease characterised by the formation of patches of colourless skin due to a loss of function of melanocytes, the skin cells
Chronic fatigue, low blood pressure, sleep alterations and digestive problems are just some of the health issues commonly associated with “adrenal fatigue”. While symptoms are
Psoriasis can take many forms and significantly affect your health. The Australian Centre for Functional Medicine is a leading authority for the treatment of all
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The Australian Centre for Functional Medicine’s Research and Innovation team reports on a new study that uncovers how the parasite Giardia lamblia causes stunt growth
A groundbreaking study shows that children who play in nature play spaces develop superior immune functions. Rocks, grass and dirt may be all that your
The Australian Centre for Functional Medicine reports on a new study explaining how the microbiota of your mouth influences oral squamous cell carcinoma. The study