Reflections on integrative medicine, prevention and well-being, written by the clinical team at OneLife Clinic.
The confusion between conventional, functional and integrative medicine is not semantic: it reflects distinct clinical models, with different reasoning frameworks, consultation times and outcomes...
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I always ask my patients how they sleep. Not out of courtesy, but because sleep is one of the most underestimated determinants of health, and one of the most neglected in modern medicine...
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Many of the diseases I see in clinic do not begin with symptoms. They begin with low-grade inflammation, silent, persistent, and undermining health for years before manifesting...
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Clinical case presentations are not statistical evidence, but they illuminate. They make abstract principles tangible and reveal how theory applies to real biological variability...
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In integrative medicine, a protocol is not a prescription: it is an architecture of clinical reasoning. A common structure that guides assessment, prioritises interventions and leaves...
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I often tell my patients that health begins in the gut. This is not a metaphor: most of our immune system lives there, in permanent dialogue with the microorganisms that inhabit us...
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