Functional Medicine

Functional medicine is an approach to medicine that focuses on understanding the body's functions to identify the root causes of disease and optimize an individual's health.

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Rather than simply treating the symptoms of diseases, this approach seeks to understand how the body's systems interact with each other and keep them in balance.

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The functional medicine perspective evaluates the effects of an individual's genetic, environmental, biochemical, and lifestyle factors on health.

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This approach accepts that diseases do not have a single determining cause, but often occur as a result of a combination of multiple factors. Therefore, treatment strategies are personalized based on the individual's needs and health status.

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Functional medicine deals with a wide range of health problems, such as digestive problems, hormonal imbalances, metabolic syndrome, autoimmune diseases, allergies, stress-related disorders, and low energy, as well as chronic diseases.

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Nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress management, supplements, herbal medicine, and other holistic approaches can be used to treat these diseases.

Functional medicine aims to optimize an individual's health by dealing with the root causes of diseases, not their symptoms.

 

This approach aims to improve the individual's quality of life while focusing on preventing diseases and supporting the healthy aging process.