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The Oral-Body Connection

The Oral-Body Connection: Unveiling the Interplay Between Oral Health and Overall Wellbeing The intricate relationship between oral health and overall wellbeing is often overlooked, but emerging research continues to shed light on the profound connections between the two. Our bodies are complex ecosystems where different systems and microorganisms coexist, and any disruption in one area…

Blastocystis Parasite – What Is It And Why You Want To Get Rid Of It

August 18 2023 By Jarrod Category: Gut Health,

There is much conflicting information to be found on this particular parasite – the Blastocystis Hominis parasite. Some say it’s harmless and to be left untreated as part of your microbiome. But many medical practitioners and functional medicine experts will tell you that it definitely isn’t harmless and if you do have it, you want…

Addressing The Dizziness And Vertigo Of Long COVID

July 26 2023 By Jarrod Category: Viral Conditions,

We know little about Long COVID but thankfully, researchers around the world are working hard to find out more about what it is and how we can treat it. Symptoms of long covid vary, but many patients complain of persistent dizziness and vertigo. Research is ongoing for the prevalence of dizziness and Long COVID but…

Best Probiotics Strains Worth Having In Your Gut

How do we know what are the best probiotics strains?  Most people know that probiotics are a positive addition to your health regime. But do you know which ones do what? Let’s find out a little more about what some strains of probiotics can do for us and which ones are worth taking for certain…

Cleanse Your Body of Parasites, Yeast and Bacteria For Better Health

If you’re struggling with gut dysbiosis, inflammation or other chronic conditions, parasites, yeast overgrowth or “bad” bacteria in the gut may be to blame. These three are the underlying cause of many illnesses. You may not even know about some that are present in your body, but others can cause serious health problems. It’s important…

Akkermansia Muciniphila – Super Probiotic

If you’re familiar with probiotics, you will have heard of Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteria and their benefits to the human body. But there is another microorganism, only discovered in the last 20 years, that lives in your gut and has a huge impact on your health – Akkermansia muciniphila. What is it, what good does it…

Epstein-Barr Virus – What is it and how does it impact long COVID?

February 18 2023 By Jarrod Category: Immune system, Viral Conditions,

The Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), a virus in the herpesvirus family, is a highly contagious and common infection in which over 90% of the population worldwide has been infected [1] — you may have already contracted the virus without even knowing it. Although EBV and COVID-19 are caused by different viruses, recent research suggests that inflammation…

Gilbert’s Syndrome – Reduce Symptoms & Support Liver Health

January 30 2023 By Jarrod Category: Liver, Liver and Gall Bladder,

Gilbert’s syndrome, pronounced jeel-bears, is a common, harmless liver condition in which the liver doesn’t properly process bilirubin. Although Gilbert’s syndrome does not usually cause serious problems and does not need treatment, you can avoid triggers that raise your bilirubin levels to keep jaundice, (the yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes), at…

H. pylori – A Functional Medicine Approach

Helicobacter pylori, known as H. pylori, is a pathogenic bacterium that lives in the gut of more that half the world’s population. It’s been around for at least 200,000 years and for most of us, at microscopic levels it causes no issues. However, 10 – 20 percent of people will develop unwanted symptoms from its…

Breast Implant Illness And Your Health

December 02 2022 By Jarrod Category: Uncategorized, Womens Health, Womens Health,

Breast augmentation is the most popular elective cosmetic surgical procedure in the world. Approximately 20,000 women undergo this procedure each year in Australia, with 75% for cosmetic augmentation and 25% for reconstruction after breast surgery, such as a mastectomy. [1] Although considered to be relatively safe by the mainstream medical community, a correlation between breast…