FAQs - PhClinic

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Colonic Hydrotherapy

What is colonic hydrotherapy?

Colon hydrotherapy is a safe and effective method for cleansing the Colon of waste material and rehydrating your system. The procedure is very simple; the Colon is repeatedly flushed with warm filtered water at very low pressure which, when released, brings out with it any loose and impacted debris and toxic material. The water is introduced and released via a small sterile tube inserted into the rectum to a depth of two inches (5cm). The procedure itself lasts approximately 45 minutes.

What is the colon and what is its job?

The Colon is an extremely important organ in its own right. The Colon and its resident trillions of bacteria carry out a number of vital functions pertaining to the health of your whole body. These include the completion of the digestive process involving absorption of water-soluble nutrients, the synthesis of valuable nutrients such as vitamin K, short chain fatty acids and portions of the vitamin B complex, energy production and immunity provision.

The colon is a major part of the excretory system, (which also includes the kidneys, liver, lungs and the skin) and is responsible for eliminating food and other bodily wastes. The healthy colon provides an important role in protecting us from infection and disease. In a normal functioning colon, this is achieved with the help of approximately one hundred trillion friendly bacteria, which inhabit the colon and make up some 70% of the dry weight of our fecal waste. The colon is principally controlled by the parasympathetic nervous system, a branch of the nervous system which controls resting, relaxing, rebuilding and digestive functions.

However, the delicate balance of this internal ecosystem can very easily be disturbed by a number of factors including stress, pollution, poor food and drink choices, certain medications, including antibiotics, smoking, exposure to toxic substances and food preservatives.

Is having a colonic painful?

Very rarely there is more than a minor and transient discomfort experienced by some people. Your therapist will be able to put you at ease and answer any of your concerns. If you feel uncomfortable in any way, please tell your therapist. Occasionally the Colon may contract and give a colicky sensation but such episodes are usually brief and easily tolerated. These minor cramps are due to tissue in the Colon being dehydrated and or a sign that the body is releasing toxicity.

Is it embarrassing having a colonic?

No, you will maintain your dignity at all times. You will be in a private room with your therapist who fully appreciates the sensitivity of the Colonic procedure and will help you feel relaxed and at ease. Your emotions and feelings will be acknowledged and honored. After the gentle insertion of the speculum into the rectum, you are completely covered. The mess and odour that some people envisage, and sometimes present during an enema does not happen since the whole system is enclosed and any gas simply comes away as bubbles in the wastewater.

If colonics are so good, why haven't I heard of them before?

Historically, artefacts and records show that people have regularly purified their bodies, including cleansing the Colon. Originating in Egyptian times it was a form of detoxification used by Royalty to keep their vessel (body) pure from disease and infection. Around the turn of the 20th century, the present day Colonic equipment was developed. Up to the late 20’s many doctors had Colonic systems in their surgeries and similar equipment was found in hospitals too. Articles dealing with Colon health frequently appeared in prestigious medical and scientific journals until the early 1930’s. Recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in alternative therapies as a natural approach to health and Colonics has regained popularity.

Are colonics habit forming?

No. A Colon therapist who is dedicated to your health, will encourage you to set a goal of having a well-functioning Colon. It may take a little while before your next bowel movement after a good colonic. This is when people think they are becoming “dependent” on Colonics since it may take some time for faecal material to occupy the Colon once again. Dietary and lifestyle changes may be necessary to ensure long lasting and vital health.

Some people say that colonics wash out intestinal flora and valuable nutrients. Is this so?

Good bacteria can only breed in a balanced environment. It also stands to reason that valuable nutrients can better be absorbed in a clean environment than in a putrefied one. The important bowel bacteria are present on the Colon wall and the walls of our colon can often be covered in mucoid-plaque and other waste which inhibits function, bacteria and overall health. We aim to remove this waste, thus leaving a large nucleus to grow bacteria naturally. If your bowel bacteria are out of balance, your therapist may recommend a pro-biotic implant and/or recommend a course of probiotics.

How long does a colonic take?

Every individual is different and a treatment can go anywhere from 20 – 45 minutes. Based upon the judgment of the therapist and your individual wishes your treatment times will vary. Additional time will be required before the colonic for the therapist to go over your medical history as well as screen your physical presentation. At a first Colonic appointment you should expect to spend an hour and a half at the Clinic.

Is there a special kind of water used for colonic hydrotherapy?

We use drinking quality water meeting Sydney Water standards. The water is then further filtered through a 3 phase osmotic system before being warmed to the correct temperature 39 degrees celsius.

Will one colonic completely empty the colon?

This will depend on many factors and will vary from one person to another. The Colon is 5 ½ – 6 feet in length so if you have a dehydrated gut or lots of compacted matter then it may take multiple treatments to restore its function. Others have a phenomenal release from one treatment, so everyone is different.

How will I know when the colon is empty?

It will probably never be completely empty, as it is an organ in continuous use. The objective should not be an empty colon, but rather a well functioning colon.

As the colon isn’t the only organ of elimination, what makes the colonic treatment so important?

The colon is part of the body’s excretory system. The other excretory organs, i.e. the lungs, skin, and kidneys are important and work together and have different functions to eliminate toxins. For example, our lungs need clean fresh air and regular exercise to function properly. It is the job of our colon to be able to excrete waste efficiently and absorb water and salts properly. Water is important for proper functioning of the kidneys and to keep us hydrated and to cleanse blood, as well as being the major constituent of most cells. The liver, as an organ of detoxification is also closely linked to the bowel through veins.

Why not use enemas, suppositories or laxatives instead?

Everything has its proper place. People who take pharmacuticals and find themselves constipated or find being away from home or on holiday can upset the natural rhythm of our bowel movements. Laxatives can be useful for relieving the symptoms of temporary constipation, but continual use of laxatives can further constipate by paralyzing your bowel.

Enemas are useful for emptying the rectum, (the lowest 8-12 inches of the colon) usually 1-2 pints of water are used to do that. Suppositories are also used to accomplish the same task.

Colonic Hydrotherapy has the ability to release waste from all areas of the Colon. Robert Gray M.D. estimated one Colonic treatment is equivalent to thirty enemas.

Is this therapy rebatable with private health cover?

Unfortunately not, as this therapy is not recognised by health insurance companies yet. Hopefully the health care system will come to realise its benefits as the demand for it increases. We do however offer health care rebates on our remedial massage treatments. We have 3 out of 4 therapists who can do rebates, please request this when you make your appointment to insure your therapist is eligible.

Infrared Saunas

Are infrared sauna’s safe?

Health Professionals have been using far infrared technology for years. Have you ever gone to a Physiotherapist with a sprain and they put a red heat lamp on it? Well that’s infrared. Infrared treatment is also widely used in burn units to accelerate healing and hospital baby care incubators. Far infrared is from the safest end of the sun’s spectrum and is also something that our warm body generates.

Can I get sunburnt in an infrared sauna?

All life requires FIR heat from the sun. FIR heat is not ultraviolet radiation but a narrow band of energy within the 5 to 15 micron level. This type of energy travels 40 – 45 mm deep into the body. The sun is the primary source of radiant energy but not all of this energy is beneficial. Sunlight also contains harmful ultraviolet rays which are not present in the far infrared sauna. FIR heat provides the healthy benefits of natural sunlight without any of the dangerous effects of ultraviolet rays.

What do I wear during infrared therapy?

You are welcome to wear whatever you are comfortable in during your therapy. We recommend underwear or swimmer bottoms and a towel wrapped around you. You will be provided with a towel but if you prefer to bring your own then that is fine.

How can I freshen up after my session?

Often after a treatment you will have perspired toxins from the body so a rinse-off may be necessary unless you plan on heading off to the beach. We have a shower in the sauna facility that you are more than welcome to use after your session. We have towels available for hire for $2 each.

What is involved with having a sauna FIR treatment?

Essentially, you will undress and enter the sauna (which will be pre-heated). You will be given water, a towel and instructions on the use of the sauna. At that time you will sit down inside the sauna, get yourself situated and begin the heating up process. You can have the light on or off, or you can listen to music or even read a book. Some people simply choose to be quiet and meditate while their having a treatment.

What should I expect after the sauna session?

It feels wonderful. You should expect to feel relaxed, renewed, rejuvenated and very calm.

Will I sweat at all during the first session?

Some people who are used to detox, saunas and/or sweating a lot, will actually sweat from beginning to end of their sauna. Others who are not used to it, may take 10-20 minutes in the heat of the sauna before they begin to sweat. But eventually, everyone sweats and sweats a lot. We will provide you with water, electrolytes and towels for each session you have.

What can far infrared sauna therapy do for me?

The beneficial side effects may include: stimulation of the immune system, cardiovascular conditioning, reduced lactic acid, weight loss, calorie expenditure, pain relief, reduced inflammation, cellulite reduction, decrease in stress levels and excretion of heavy metals. Not bad for just sitting in a Sauna!!

Are there any contradictions to FIR sauna therapy?

Yes, if you have hemophilia, MS, are pregnant (or are a nursing mother), or if you are currently seeking medical attention and are on drugs for a specific condition, you should not use far infrared sauna therapy.

How long is a session?

30 to 45 minutes. It depends on the program in which we set for you. Of course, water, music and towels are supplied.

Can I go in with someone?

Yes, our Sauna fits two people comfortably and the wavelengths are projected based on the bodies in the sauna, so having two people wont affect the effectiveness of your session.

How much is infrared therapy?

1 hour session including a 30-40 min treatment of Infrared therapy is $45 for one person and $68 for two people that includes time to prepare prior and freshen up after.

Click here to view our price list.

Is this therapy rebatable with private health cover?

Kinesiology

What is manual muscle monitoring?

Manual muscle monitoring is done by the Kinesiologist placing a muscle into a specific position and applying light pressure in order to establish the muscle’s response. The response provides an indication as to whether or not the body is holding stress in relation to the muscle, energy meridian or issue.

It is a simple and painless process and is the Kinesiologist’s main assessment tool.

What do you mean by stress?

Stress can be structural, chemical (nutrition), electrical (brain integration) or emotional in nature. When something is causing stress to the body the muscles will respond accordingly when monitored.

Traditional Chinese medicine principles state that ‘stress’ blocks the flow of energy or “Qi” (pronounced chi) in and around the body. This subsequently affects the functioning of organs, glands, muscles and systems of the body which in turn affects overall health and wellbeing.

Stress may be conscious or unconscious and is often hidden under several layers. Dramatic changes can be seen once the bottom causal layer of the stress is dealt with and resolved.

Kinesiology enables us to deal with all the layers of stress to uncover and release the core ‘stress’ layer, thereby freeing you of the stress and/or giving you and your body ways to manage and cope with the stress, which will facilitate natural
healing and wellbeing.

Is kinesiology a form of medical treatment?

Your Kinesiologist will not diagnose, treat or work with named diseases. You may have a medical issue. She will simply balance your body’s energy to put it in the best possible frame to utilise its own healing abilities, which may assist with that issue.

Kinesiology can help with a wide range of health issues however you don’t need to be sick to benefit from Kinesiology. It can help you make positive changes and improve your overall health and wellbeing in many different ways.

Is it safe?

Yes, Kinesiology is a recognised natural therapy. It is completely safe with no negative side effects. It is fully guided by your muscles’ responses and is done in complete privacy.

What can I expect to happen in a session?

The first session will usually begin with a detailed personal and medical history. Kinesiologist will discuss with you what you would like to work on and a treatment plan. During the session there may be some counseling that takes place and you could be asked to perform some physical movements for postural, orthopaedic, physical or brain functions assessments.

You will then be asked to lie on a massage table (remaining fully clothed). Gentle muscle monitoring will be used to identify stresses within the body and mind, whilst counseling and discussing findings. A range of techniques may be used from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), acupressure, chiropractic and osteopathic structural techniques, homeopathy, counseling, lymphatic reflex points, chakra balancing, reflexology, crystals, nutritional testing and advice, and more.

Each session is unique and tailored to each client but expect to be involved!

How many appointments will I need?

Depending on your issue you may achieve the results you are after in one session however it is beneficial to have a few balances in order to stabilise and reinforce changes to enable your body to get used to a different and new way of thinking. Kinesiology is generally fast and effective with lasting results.

How long does a balance / session take?

Each session will generally take 1½ hours to enable your therapist to take an appropriate client history and get a good insight into what you are aiming to achieve. As you become more familiar with the therapy some sessions may only require 60 mins.

What do I wear for my appointment?

Kinesiology is done when you are fully dressed, however, to feel comfortable you may wish to wear shorts or pants, which allow flexible movement. You will likely be lying on a massage table and there may be some leg movements involved.

Do I need to bring anything with me?

No, you don’t need to bring anything specific with you. If you are on medication or supplements you may wish to bring them with you and we can muscle test for compatibility with your body.

What is the difference between the various types of kinesiology?

One major difference between the Kinesiology practiced at pH Clinic and some others is the length of training. The Professional Kinesiology Practice (PKP) course is 3-4 years long and involves many hours of study with hands-on experience. Some Kinesiology training courses are just a few months in length or even weekends. Whilst these short courses are a good and useful complement to other forms of therapy, PKP Kinesiology can be an excellent complete therapy in itself.

Another difference is the Holistic approach to Kinesiology treatment. This approach involves incorporating all aspects of the client – what is happening with them on a physical level and psychological level and the relationships between the two. It also uses constitutional analysis and considers environmental and lifestyle factors.

Integrating both the mind (neurology, emotions and psychology) and body (structure and biochemistry) in treatment and their impact on each other allows for the client to understand the cause of their stress or illness. This understanding places the client in a far more empowered position as they realise the role they play in their healing.

Nutritional Medicine

How many appointments will I need?

This depends on many factors: your overall health, the condition we’re treating, your goals that you’d like to meet and how well you respond to the treatment.

To start with, I like to see people fortnightly for 2-3 appointments to monitor their progress well and fine-tune the treatment if needed. This can then be spaced out to 4-6 weeks or so for maintenance down the track.

Do you offer health fund rebates for nutrition consults?

Unfortunately not, as this particular branch of nutrition is not recognised by health insurance companies yet. Hopefully the health care system will come to realise its benefits as the demand for it increases.

What’s the difference between a holistic nutritionist and a dietician?

We both focus on food and diet, however, most dieticians will generally base their treatments around numbers – eg. calorie intake/output and weight loss. As a holistic nutritionist, I like to look at the broader picture. Yes, food and diet are definitely a factor, but I like to dig deeper than that and help you to find out WHY these symptoms/issues are occurring. Is there a deeper, underlying problem we need to resolve? How can we treat the body as a WHOLE, rather than treating each symptom as a standalone?Do we need to assist with stress, mood, energy levels, emotional/mental health as well?I try not to leave any stone unturned when it comes to helping you on your journey to health.

Does a nutritionist refer clients on for further testing?

Pathology tests may be required in addition to an initial consultation, but this is judged on a case by case basis.
These tests help to identify biochemical, nutritional, metabolic and hormonal factors that may be holding you back from reaching your health goals.

Hormonal: Salivary Stress and Hormone Profiles
Digestive Function: Complete Digestive Stool Analysis, Parasite and Bacterial Investigation
Metabolic: Salivary Thyroid Hormone profiles
Detoxification: Liver Function Test
Food Intolerance: IgG testing, Fructose, Lactose, Sorbitol, Lactulose
Mineral analysis: Hair and urine samples
500 item test:

I am on medication, will this matter?

We do ask on our client forms to note all medications and supplements you are taking as certain nutrients can interact with medications. I always check any possible interactions before prescribing anything. Some medications can contribute towards nutritional deficiencies too, so this is also something I take into consideration when making your treatment plan.

Will you give me a meal plan?

I definitely provide dietary advice in my treatment plan, and if needed a food plan that will provide different meal options and even some great, basic but nourishing recipes as well so you have the tools to then create good meals at home yourself.

What can you expect from a nutrition consult?

Prior to your appointment:

You will be asked to complete a client form to help your practitioner get a comprehensive case history of your health, diet and lifestyle. You might also be asked to complete a food diary, which will be provided to you.

During your appointment:

Your nutritionist will discuss your case history with you, what your goals are, and then will explore different options on how to help you achieve your goal. You’ll receive a treatment plan that’s tailored specifically to you, and this may include dietary advice, recommendations on any nutritional supplements (if needed) and tips on how to change your lifestyle to create a better space for you to thrive in.

After your appointment:

You will be asked to come back in for a follow up consultation so that your nutritionist can see how you’ve been progressing with your treatment and if there are any changes that need to be made. Throughout the whole process, you’ll be given guidance and support by your nutritionist to help motivate and encourage you on your journey.

Massage

What kind of massage do you do?

Our specialty lies in the Remedial field. This means we perform:

Remedial Massage
Sports Massage
Deep Tissue Massage
Myofascial Release
Pregnancy Massage
Lymphatic Massage
Swedish/Relaxation Massage

I’m not an athlete, I am just after a good massage.

Great! You have come to the right place! You definitely do not need to be an athlete to be our client. All our therapists are trained Remedial therapists so it means is that we are fantastic at providing you the best possible massage every time. All our sessions are individually tailored to your needs so whether you’re an athlete or a full time mum, we can help you get the recovery time you deserve.

Why should I come to you and not a Spa?

Well that depends on what you are after, but if you want to have a really good Massage, a spa may not be the place to go. In a Spas often there are beauty therapists performing Massage routines. All our staff hold a minimum of a Diploma in Remedial Massage, they are all experienced and can tailor a session to suit your needs. The other benefit is that you don’t pay over inflated prices which most hotels and spa’s charge!

Can I be massaged whilst pregnant?

Of course you can! If you have been regularly massaged in the past, you can continue on as normal. If you have never had a massage before, it is best to wait until you have passed the 3 month mark. If you would prefer to have additional certainty then please do speak to your doctor and get clearance from them. As your pregnancy progresses we have pregnancy pillows that allow you to comfortably lie face down whilst being massaged. This will ensure maximal results for you.

I’m seeing a Physio/Chiro/Osteo can I see you concurrently?

Of course! We have strong relationships with a lot of the local professionals in the area and they refer to us for good Remedial work to assist with whatever they are helping you with. We often have clients coming in asking for specialised treatment to assist with their rehab and we are more than happy to accommodate and work with your primary care professional to ensure your speedy recovery. Feel free to pass on our details and we can always chat to them first before your session if you would like.

How long does a session go for?

We normally recommend a 1hr Massage or a 1.5 hr Massage. Please note that we only accept 0.5hr Massage bookings if your Massage therapist has requested it as part of your treatment.

What do you charge?

5hr Massage is $65
1hr Massage is $100
5hr Massage is $140
2 hr Massage is $190

Do you have HICAPs facilities?

No, we don’t have a HICAPS device in the clinic as we don’t have an accessaible phone line. Most* of our therapists have HICAPS coverage and can give you a receipt which you can claim online or instore with your health fund directly and they will refund the rebate into your bank.
*Some of our therapists hold their Registration in another country, which Australian Health Funds do not recognise. In this instance we cannot give Health Rebates for these treatments.

What is your cancellation policy?

We understand that things happen and life gets in the way, but as we are a small and busy practice with most of our bookings taken for appointments in advance, those spots are reserved for you for that time. If you need to reschedule for whatever reason, we ask for a minimum of 24 hours notice for any appointment changes or cancellations.

50% fee is charged for late cancellations/reschedules and a 100% fee is charged for no show’s.

As a courtesy for our clients, we send you an email reminder 3 days prior and a txt reminder the day before to ensure you do not forget!

Are all your staff qualified?

Yes all our Massage Therapists hold a minimum level of a Diploma in Remedial Massage, they are all members of a relevant association and their First aid certificates are kept up to date. All our staff continue to further their education and skills beyond our minimum requirements.

Are your staff insured?

Yes. In order to legally practice all staff members, must as a requirement of their employment here and their membership with an association have Medical malpractice, professional indemnity and public liability insurance.

Are you covered under medicare?

No. Unfortunately Massage Therapy is not currently covered by Medicare, but you can claim under your Private Health Insurance.

I’m really specific about pressure, how can I make sure the massage is right for me?

It is always best to call and speak to us if you have special requests as we can discuss your needs and then do our best to match you with the right therapist.

During the massage, please know that we want you to speak up if we are going too hard/too soft. We firmly believe that we work for you and we need to work together so that you get the best outcome.

Getting the right pressure and style of massage can be difficult, but please know that we always try our best. We have a few therapists on board so you are welcome to try us out individually until you find the best person for you.

What do I wear during the massage?

For a full body massage, it is requested people undress down to your underwear. Your massage therapist will give you privacy to undress, and you will be covered with towels at all times except the area being worked on.

Will the massage oils used make me break-out?

Most massage therapists use hypoallergenic massage oils or lotions. However, if you have sensitivity to certain types of oils or lotion please bring it to the massage therapist’s attention as most practitioners have an assortment of oils and lotions on hand, most of our therapists use a Coconut oil except for certain techniques a balm is required for better friction.

COOL TRIMMING

Am I a good candidate?

Good candidates have noticeable bulges in certain areas they’d like to get rid of. The Cool Trimming fat reduction procedure is specifically designed for those who have unwanted fat that resists diet and exercise. Unlike gastric bypass surgery, the Cool Trimming procedure is not a weight loss solution for people who are obese. It is, however a non-surgical alternative to liposuction.

How much does the Cool Trimming procedure cost?

The price for Cool Trimming procedures varies depending on your areas of concern, the number of sessions needed, and your ultimate goals. Create a customised treatment plan, in person, with your clinician that’s tailored to your body, your goals, and your budget.

How long is each session?

Your Cool Trimming session is typically between 45 and 60 minutes.

How many sessions will I need?

The length of your Cool Trimming session will vary depending on the number of areas being treated during one visit.

We can treat 2 areas simultaneously but the ultimate treatment will be discussed and agreed with your clinician.

Where does the fat go? Are the results permanent?

Once the treated fat cells are crystallised (frozen), they die and are naturally processed and eliminated from the body through the lymphatic system. Once the treated fat cells are gone, they’re gone for good.

What does it feel like?

As the cooling begins during the first few minutes, you will feel pressure and intense cold. This soon dissipates. Many people read, watch videos, work on their laptop, or even take a nap during their treatment.

Is the Cool Trimming procedure safe?

The Cool Trimming procedure is FDA-cleared for the flank (love handles), abdomen and thigh. With over one million procedures worldwide, it is proven to be a safe and effective treatment for non-surgical fat reduction.

Are there any side effects?

During the procedure you may experience deep pulling, tugging, pinching, numbness or discomfort. Following the procedure, typical side effects include temporary numbness, redness, swelling, bruising, firmness, tingling, stinging and pain. Rare side effects may also occur. The Cool Trimming procedure is not for everyone. You should not have the Cool Trimming procedure if you suffer from cryoglobulinemia or paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria. The Cool Trimming procedure is not a treatment for obesity

When will I see results?

You may start to see changes as quickly as three weeks after your treatment, and will experience the most dramatic results after two months. But your body will still flush out fat cells and continues doing so for up to four to six months after treatment.

Can I return to normal activities after my treatment?

Yes, you can. The Cool Trimming procedure is completely non-surgical, so typically you can return to normal activities immediately. While some patients experience redness, minor bruising, tingling, numbness or discomfort in the treated area, but this is temporary and will resolve completely.

Do I need to take special supplements or follow a strict diet and exercise program?

No supplements or pills are required and you do not have to adopt new diet and exercise habits. Many patients use this as a motivator to alter their habits after their Cool Trimming treatment. It’s your program and goals that you establish.

What happens if I gain weight down the road?

This is not a replacement for sensible diet and exercise. If you do start to put on weight address the issue early. However, if you do gain weight, you will gain it evenly all over your body, not just in the treated areas.

Naturopathy

How many appointments will I need?

This depends on each individual, how long you’ve had the condition, your commitment and dedication to the treatment and how well you respond to the treatment.

To start with I like to see people fortnightly for 2-3 appointments to monitor their response to the herbs and fine-tune the protocol. This can then be spaced out to 4-6 weeks or so for maintenance.

Do you accept private health fund rebates?

Yes, Naturopathy is a recognised alternative health practices, which allows for private health fund rebates. Depending on the level of your health cover the rebate will vary and is claimable online through your health fund after your consult receipt is issued, as we do not have a HICCAPS facility in the clinic.

What kind of testing can be commissioned from a Naturopath?

Pathology tests may be required in addition to an initial consultation. These tests help to identify biochemical, nutritional, metabolic and hormonal factors that may be holding you back from reaching your health goals.

Hormonal: Salivary Stress and Hormone Profiles
Digestive Function: Complete Digestive Stool Analysis, Parasite and Bacterial Investigation
Metabolic: Salivary Thyroid Hormone profiles
Detoxification: Liver Function Test
Food Intolerance: IgG testing, Fructose, Lactose, Sorbitol, Lactulose

Mineral analysis: Hair and urine samples

I am on medication, will this matter?

Certain herbs and nutrients can interact with medications, so it’s important that we know what medications you are taking. I always check any possible interactions before prescribing anything. Some medications can contribute towards nutritional deficiencies, so this is also something I take into consideration when making your treatment plan.