Frequently Asked Questions

Integrative Medicine combines conventional medical science with evidence-based complementary approaches, focusing on the person as a whole rather than isolated symptoms. It seeks to identify and treat the underlying causes of disease, while supporting the body's natural healing capacity.

Conventional medicine often focuses on diagnosing and treating disease. Our approach also explores the underlying biological, environmental, nutritional, metabolic and lifestyle factors that may contribute to illness and influence long-term health.

We support patients with chronic fatigue, autoimmune diseases, digestive disorders, hormonal imbalances, metabolic conditions, chronic inflammation, allergies, recurrent infections, neurological symptoms, healthy ageing concerns and complex chronic health problems.

No. Many patients come to us with persistent symptoms and no clear answers. Our goal is to investigate potential root causes and develop a personalised strategy.

Yes. Integrative Medicine is designed to work alongside conventional medical care. We frequently collaborate with other healthcare professionals to provide a comprehensive and coordinated approach.

Yes. We offer online consultations for patients anywhere in the world, allowing access to our services regardless of location.

Initial consultations are typically longer than conventional medical appointments, allowing sufficient time to review medical history, lifestyle, symptoms, previous investigations and health goals.

We may recommend conventional laboratory tests as well as advanced functional assessments where clinically appropriate, including microbiome analysis, nutritional status assessment, toxic exposure evaluation, metabolic markers and other specialised investigations.

Functional Medicine is a systems-based approach that seeks to identify and treat the root causes of disease, understanding how genetics, lifestyle, nutrition, environment and physiology interact with one another.

Preventive and Lifestyle Medicine focuses on identifying and addressing risk factors before disease develops. Through evidence-based interventions involving nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress management and other health-promoting strategies, it seeks to support long-term well-being and reduce the risk of chronic disease.

We offer support in Integrative Oncology, with the aim of improving quality of life, resilience, symptom management and overall well-being. Our services complement, but never replace, conventional cancer treatments.

Nutrition is one of the pillars of health. Personalised dietary strategies are frequently incorporated into treatment plans to support metabolism, immune function, gut health, inflammation management and overall vitality.

Where clinically appropriate, we may recommend targeted nutritional supplementation, based on individual needs, laboratory results and treatment goals.

The gut microbiome consists of trillions of microorganisms that influence digestion, immunity, metabolism, hormonal balance and even brain function. Optimising gut health is frequently a fundamental component of our clinical approach.

Yes. Our longevity-focused programmes aim to support healthy ageing by addressing inflammation, metabolic health, mitochondrial function, hormonal balance, nutrition and lifestyle factors associated with biological ageing.

Personalised medicine recognises that every individual is biologically unique. Treatment recommendations are tailored to each patient's medical history, laboratory results, genetics, lifestyle and health goals.

Yes. Our clinical approach integrates current scientific evidence, clinical experience and individualised patient assessment to develop safe and effective treatment strategies.

Yes. We regularly see patients from different countries, through in-person and online consultations, providing individualised support and follow-up.

The number of consultations varies according to each patient's health status, goals and complexity. Many patients benefit from ongoing follow-up, which allows progress to be monitored and treatment plans adjusted.

We believe that health is much more than the absence of disease. Our mission is to understand each patient as a whole person, identify underlying imbalances and create personalised strategies that support health, resilience and quality of life in the long term.