PCOS is the most common hormonal endocrine disorder in women, affecting about 10% of women of childbearing age. It is also the most common cause
Autoimmunity appears to be on the rise. But what is an autoimmune condition, why does it happen, and why should we try to detect one
Autoimmunity appears to be on the rise. But what is an autoimmune condition, why does it happen, and why should we try to detect one
A woman’s risk of developing cardiovascular disease increases dramatically once she starts to approach menopause. In this article we take a look at how blood testing can help determine which biomarkers can indicate potential dysfunction in your clients’ heart health.
The average age of menopause in the UK is 51, but women may find themselves in perimenopause for up to 10 years before that. Blood testing holds the key to getting a better a grip on your client’s symptoms and creating a targeted plan that produces real results.
With some 200,000 people a year in the UK developing dementia, Alzheimer’s disease (the most common form of dementia) is rapidly becoming one of the country’s number one causes of death. Read on to find out about our new Brain Check Ultra panel and how it may help you and your clinic…
Research is improving our knowledge of ever-important vitamin D all the time. Here we present a round-up of the some of the latest studies in vitamin D.
There are a number of myths and misconceptions about Uric Acid, and the important role it plays in your clients’ health picture. From how Uric
The number of people with Type II Diabetes in the UK is increasing. Estimates suggest that numbers have doubled in the last 20 years. That’s
D-Dimer has been put on the map in the last year for its sensitivity in indicating microscopic blood clotting – seen in both COVID-19 and
If you’ve been thinking that you don’t quite have the full picture when it comes to your clients’ true stress load, it might be time
Gain focus and insight for effective patient programmes You’re probably already aware that functional testing for all areas of health has developed tremendously, particularly over
Men often find it difficult to talk about their health, but as they age prostate health, sexual health and midlife weight gain demand increasing attention
PCOS is the most common hormonal endocrine disorder in women, affecting about 10% of women of childbearing age. It is also the most common cause
Functional blood chemistry is the process by which complex and comprehensive blood biomarkers are organised, analysed and interpreted to provide a comprehensive assessment of the
We sat down with FunctionalDX Practitioner and Medical Advisor Indra Barathan to find out why she chooses FDX and why she recommends it to other
We sat down with FunctionalDX Practitioner Judy Rocher to find out why she chooses FDX and why she recommends it to other practitioners. You can
Recent statistics from Diabetes UK show that more than 4.9 million people nationwide have been diagnosed with diabetes; with millions more yet undiagnosed, or at
You might be seeing an increased demand for clarity around female health, as female reproductive health dysfunction is more widely recognised. Blood testing of hormones
Supporting clients that are taking contraception can often seem daunting or confusing and you might be puzzling over whether functional blood testing results will hold
In part 1 of this 2-part blog series focusing on Aluminium (Al), we discussed the possible effects Aluminium can have on the brain and some
As a practitioner with a busy practice, your attention might not yet have been drawn to the impact of Aluminium. This metal is all around
Stress: modern life (especially considering the events globally over the past year) is full of it. And you’ve probably already started seeing the impact of
In the second installment of our 2-part blog series, you’ll get a deep dive into the relationship between Vitamin D and the hidden health trends
In this 2-part blog series, you’ll get a deep dive into the relationship between COVID-19 and Vitamin D, with recommendations on how you can apply
There is a growing conversation about Acne in relation to Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). Experienced practitioners such as Fiona Trup are focusing on the importance
We sat down with FunctionalDX Practitioner Fiona Trup to find out why she chooses FDX and why she recommends it to other practitioners. You can
FDX Practitioner Christine Bailey joins us for a guest blog post on the menopause. Read on to discover the importance of oestrogen when it comes
We sat down with FDX Practitioner Gareth Edwards to discover how our revolutionary blood and health reports have been supporting his practice throughout the Lockdowns
We sat down with FunctionalDX Practitioner Christine Bailey to find out why she chooses FDX and why she recommends it to other practitioners. You can
Inflammation – it’s the key buzz-word on many lips – from trained healthcare professionals like yourself, to the general public. But why is inflammation so
We sat down with FDX Practitioner Mark Bennett to discover how our revolutionary blood and health reports have been supporting his practice throughout the Lockdowns
We sat down with FunctionalDX Practitioner Katherine Caris-Harris to find out why she chooses FDX and why she recommends it to other practitioners. You can
When considering the prevention of – and support for – cardiovascular conditions, there are a large number of biomarkers that you would want to investigate,
We sat down with FunctionalDX Practitioner Paul Burgess to find out why he chooses FDX and why he recommends it to other practitioners. You can
We sat down with FunctionalDX Practitioner Dr Jess Armine to find out why he chooses FDX and why he recommends it to other practitioners. You
With around 15% of the UK population suffering from Thyroid related issues, you might have noticed an upsurge in the number of your clients appearing
If you have a client with a (suspected or diagnosed) chronic health condition or one with a family history of Cardiovascular Disease who is looking
When a client who was experiencing long term, sub-par health but showing ‘normal’ GP tests, was referred to Paul Burgess, Paul immediately turned to tried-and-trusted
If you have a client with suspected Liver dysfunction, perhaps they are presenting with unexplained fatigue or have signs of jaundice or weight loss, running
