Conditions
In Phoenix, AZ
GI Related Pain
High-fat or spicy foods, excessive caffeine or alcohol intake, and inadequate fiber consumption are common dietary factors that can lead to GI distress. Stress and anxiety can exacerbate symptoms by affecting gut motility and sensitivity. Bacterial and viral infections or conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, celiac disease, and gastroesophageal reflux disease can lead to inflammation and discomfort in the digestive tract.
Read MoreFatigue
Fatigue can arise from both physical and psychological factors that contribute to an overwhelming tiredness. Inadequate sleep or poor sleep quality, sleep disorders, chronic illnesses, and lifestyle factors are some of the most significant physical causes of fatigue. If a patient is experiencing ongoing stress, anxiety, or depression, this may manifest into fatigue. Individuals who regularly take antihistamines or antidepressants may experience fatigue as a side effect of the medication.
Read MoreLow Libido/Sexual Health
Low libido, or decreased sexual desire, can stem from various factors, including psychological and physical elements. Psychological causes may encompass stress, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, or past trauma, which can dampen one’s interest in sexual activity. Additionally, hormonal imbalances, certain medications, chronic illnesses such as diabetes or hypothyroidism, substance abuse, and fatigue can contribute to diminished libido.
Read MoreWeight Loss & Nutrition
Individuals experiencing these weight loss-related conditions may notice unexplained weight loss despite maintaining their diet or appetite. They might also encounter persistent fatigue, weakness, or difficulty concentrating, indicating a deficiency in essential nutrients. Additionally, gastrointestinal disturbances such as diarrhea, constipation, or bloating could signify underlying nutrient absorption or digestion issues. Patients experiencing nutritional deficiencies or unexplained weight loss might also notice changes in mood, including irritability or depression.
Read MoreBiohacking / Optimal Wellness
Biohacking, extending our healthspan, and aiming for optimal wellness is all about wanting to feel our best and perform at our peak. Whether it’s using fancy wearables, exploring our genes, or diving deep into nutrition and behavior tricks, biohacking represents a mission to be the best versions of ourselves. It’s not just about a quick fix; it’s about setting ourselves up for a long, healthy life. We’re learning more about how taking care of ourselves early on can pay off big time down the road.
Read MoreFood Sensitivities / Allergies
Allergies, sensitivities, and food reactions can feel like a tangled web of factors that affect us in unique ways. It’s not just one thing causing it all, but rather a mixture of your genes, what’s in our environment, and how our bodies react to things. If allergies run in your family, chances are you might have them too, but it’s not just about what’s in our DNA; it’s also about what’s around us. Plus, if our gut isn’t happy or our immune system isn’t working quite right, that can throw a wrench into things too. Our bodies are constantly trying to figure out what’s okay and what’s not, and sometimes they get confused.
Read MoreThyroid Optimization
When we talk about thyroid optimization, we’re really just trying to make sure our thyroid gland is doing its job as best as it can. Thyroid issues can come from a variety of places like family genetics or environmental exposure— autoimmune conditions can make the body attack the thyroid, and everyday stress or poor diet choices can lower its functional ability. Hormonal imbalances can also occur within the thyroid, affecting its everyday processes—the thyroid is essential and delicate, so proper care is necessary to live your best life.
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