You can’t see or feel them, but your cells are constantly at work, driving energy levels, detoxification processes, metabolism – they do so much, this list could go on and on! At the Toronto Functional Medicine Centre, our IV Lounge educates patients on how optimal function may be achieved –
Serums and supplements usually come to mind when people hear about anti-aging. But from a Toronto functional medicine perspective, there is also growing interest in what nutrition, lifestyle, botanical medicine, and some of the world’s most biodiverse environments can teach us about healthy aging.
If you’re on the quest to relieve pain, our Toronto functional medicine clinicians may recommend a remedy with sucupira. Derived from the genus Pterodon emarginatus, sucupira’s soothing properties include anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects.
Did you know that you can take steps to potentially improve brain function? Nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress, and targeted therapies can all affect neuroplasticity – which is how adaptable your brain is at learning and building nerve cells. Another thing to consider is NAD IV therapy, and this can be
In our integrative functional medicine clinic, we encourage patients to understand their treatment rationales – this means that patients are always invited to ask questions! We’ve recently had inquiries about the intravenous and oral administration of methylene blue (MB). It’s not a secret that emerging studies have stated that low
Many people think supplements are only available as capsules or powders, but injectable nutrients may also play a role in an integrative functional medicine plan. Toronto Functional Medicine Centre’s latest blog explains the differences between intravenous (IV) therapy and intramuscular (IM) injections, including how each method bypasses the digestive system
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