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SIBO in Australia is a hard-to-diagnose condition that can potentially cause multiple intestinal problems. Modern Functional Medicine in Australia offers
Heart disease in Australia kills more people than any other disease, despite being a highly preventable condition. Heart disease
IBD is a “difficult to treat” condition that affects over 75,000 Australians, causing gut pain, diarrhoea, and tiredness among other
Organic Acids Testing or OATS is a simple urine test that can reveal how well your intestinal microbiota is functioning.
A new study has identified how low-carb, high-fat ketogenic diets (known as keto diets) can influence the composition of your
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Mums exposed to certain pesticides significantly increase the risk of brain cancer in their babies. The study found that mums
A new study found that daily consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages during adolescence results in poor performance in learning and memory
Long-term consumption of processed foods drives intestinal barrier permeability and increases the risk of chronic kidney disease, a new study
Chemicals produced by gut microbiota may be driving the development of amyloid plaques in the brain of people with Alzheimer’s
The brain and the gut “talk” to each other, influencing various aspects of your health. The brain controls every aspect
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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