Naltrexone was discovered in 1963 by Endo Laboratories and FDA approved the 50 mg tablet for the treatment of additions to opioids in 1984 and alcohol use disorder in 1994. Naltrexone is a medication that helps to manage alcohol and opioid addiction by preventing the “high” caused by these substances. However, providers also use low-dose…
The pursuit of eternal youth has captivated mankind for centuries. From ancient myths to modern science, the desire to slow down the aging process and maintain optimal health has driven countless quests and discoveries. One such breakthrough is the revolutionary NAD IV therapy in Austin TX, hailed as the key to unlocking the Fountain of…
Molds belong to the fungus family of organisms and can be found in food and the environment. Mold grows in damp, dark environments and can be found in various areas of your home such as bathrooms, kitchens, basements and in hidden places such as behind walls or under carpets. Certain types of molds produce mycotoxins,…
“Every Thought we Think is Creating our Future.” Louise Hay As summer approaches, we will be spending more time outdoors gardening and engaging in fun outdoor activities. As we have learned living in the great state of Texas, we need to be on the lookout for ants and other various pesky bugs as the weather…
Depression and anxiety are leading causes of disability and impact millions of people worldwide. Research continues to validate that our mood and brain function are primarily determined by the health of our gut and the balance of microbes that inhabit our gut. The connection between the gut and the human emotional state is so profound…
Weight loss can be challenging for many people, even when they follow a healthy diet and exercise regimen. Because of this, some people may look for other methods to support weight loss. Clinical guidelines suggest that supportive medication therapy, particularly for adults with a body-mass index of 30 or greater, or BMI of 27 or…
Nutrigenomics- How Does What We Eat Affects Our Genes Nutrigenomics (also known as nutritional genomics) is a growing specialty in Functional Medicine and Nutrition and is ushering in a major mechanism towards increasing personalization in healthcare. Nutrigenomics is the study of how food affects a person’s genes and how a person’s genes affect the way…
Increasing our Health Span and Longevity with Epigenetics Our modern age has brought a plethora of unprecedented anti-aging research, information, and modalities at our disposal and yet many people continue to fight chronic disease and decline in their later years. One of the reasons for this is that Conventional Medicine historically is about 17 years…
Childhood offers the most impactful opportunity for preventing or mitigating illness and laying down a foundation of healthy habits and attitudes that will set the course for healthy development and a lifetime of wellness. Early intervention in children’s health and wise guidance by parents and caregivers leads to better outcomes for both the physical and…
Every day your body is exposed to harmful chemicals. Once these chemicals enter the body they are referred to as xenobiotic. A xenobiotic is a chemical compound (such as a drug, pesticide, or carcinogen) that is foreign to a living organism. Many of these xenobiotics are also endocrine disruptors, meaning they may mimic or interfere…