What is Crohn’s disease? No one wants to wake up every morning feeling sick and exhausted. Nowadays we consider chronic
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What are parasites and parasitic infections? Parasites are organisms that live within or on other organisms of a different species,
Ranging from mild to painful disorders, more than a third of all Australians over 45 years of age may be
Acne is a complex and hard to treat skin condition. At the Australian Centre for Functional Medicine, we have developed
What is Rosacea? Rosacea is a chronic, non-contagious inflammatory skin disease that typically affects the face, causing a permanent flush
The comprehensive approach of modern functional medicine for atopic eczema (dermatitis) and other forms of dermatitis offers unparalleled health benefits.
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This complex condition can significantly affect your health. But, with the right diagnosis and treatment, you will be on your way to health.
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