Learn why “good foods” might not be so good for you
We should be mindful of choosing high-quality, nutrient-dense food. But, before you head to Pinterest to search for nutrient-dense meal plans, it’s vital to obtain more information about your body.
Our genetics and environment are critical players in establishing the ground rules of which foods are good for you. Predisposed digestive disorders, stress, ethnicity, etc., determine the nutrients we need to thrive.
Sounds daunting, but at The Australian Centre for Functional Medicine, we are no strangers to addressing these factors holistically.
Whatever your story is, we can help.
We offer nutrition services for:
…and that’s just the start of it! Curious if our nutrition services can help solve your problems?
At your first appointment, time is invested to gain a thorough understanding of your medical history, lifestyle, symptoms and genetic predispositions to autoimmune diseases.
Comprehensive labs and testing are recommended to provide a more accurate understanding of what is happening to you internally.
Recommendations are made in regards to your treatment, including alterations to your lifestyle, diet, supplementation and more, to provide an effective path to healing.
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