Articles about health improvement and exercise from Dr. Susan Jamieson’s Hong Kong Integrative Medical Practice.
Bioidentical hormone therapy is a relatively new form of hormone therapy. Bioidentical hormones are chemically identical to those that occur naturally in our bodies. The alternative are hormones that go beyond what we produce naturally.
Clinical Hypnotherapists use hypnosis as a tool to access and communicate with our unconscious mind where all our deeply ingrained habits and patterns are imprinted. This can aid insomnia and many other issues.
Hypnotherapy can help with weight loss, it is medically approved, non-invasive, and a powerful tool that helps individuals make positive, fast, long-lasting changes in their lives.
If you suffer from allergies, finding the right allergy doctor can be a vital part of dealing with your condition -- and even removing your allergies.
While naturopathy and functional medicine may appear similar, they are actually different creatures in subtle ways. Many naturopaths practice functional medicine, but not all functional medicine practitioners practice naturopathy.
Menopause is a part of a woman’s life. Typically it begins at age 52, according to the Office on Women’s Health. But perimenopause, the transition into menopause itself, can begin much earlier. While some women begin to experience perimenopause in their late thirties, it more commonly begins when a woman reaches her forties.
Functional medicine treats the causes of hormonal imbalance, not just symptoms. Lots of questions help determine your diagnosis and course of treatment.
Hormone imbalances in your body can lead to a range of problems including obesity, diabetes, heart disease, sexual dysfunction, and many more. Hormone health is a fundamental part of your overall health.
An increasingly large body of evidence shows a clear gut-skin connection. Your digestive system and your skin respond in similar ways to body issues. In fact, skin conditions can indicate problems with your digestive tract.
Your intestinal barrier protects you from toxins and bacteria in your gut, while allowing nutrients to pass through unimpeded. Damage to it can be a significant factor in many health issues - here's what you need to know.
Your digestive tract is full of bacteria that help break down the foods you eat. When bacteria in your intestines work against you rather than for your benefit, this is gut dysbiosis.
Dr Susan Jamieson speaks to South China Morning Post on why heart attacks are a leading cause of death in women, and why many women are unaware of the higher risks they face.
