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A Functional Medicine Guide to Hayfever – Finding Relief from Tree Pollen
As the blossom appears and the trees begin their annual cycle, many of us reach for relief through antihistamines. While these can offer temporary relief, we are often asked whether there’s a natural or root-cause way to alter the way that the body’s immune system views pollen. While for most the symptoms are itchy watering … Read more
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Plant Wisdom for Cellular Health – The Power of Phytonutrients
When we talk about nutrition, we often focus on the big three – protein, fats, and carbohydrates. But there is another layer of nutrition that is just as vital for long-term wellness. These are phytonutrients. The word “phyto” comes from the Greek word for plant. Phytonutrients are natural chemicals produced by plants to stay healthy. … Read more
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Fuelling Your Body and Your Gut, How To Navigate Carbohydrates
Carbohydrates are perhaps the most misunderstood food group. Many people think of them only as bread, pasta, and potatoes, leading to the idea that they are something we should strictly limit. However, from a Functional Medicine perspective, carbohydrates are a massive category that includes everything from a leafy green spinach leaf to a stalk of broccoli or a bowl of … Read more
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A Functional Medicine Guide to Choosing the Best Fuel – Rethinking Fats
For a long time, we were told that fat was the enemy. Many of us grew up in an era where supermarket shelves were lined with low-fat yoghurts, biscuits, and spreads. The message was clear, if you want to be healthy and manage your weight, you must avoid fat at all costs. In Functional Medicine, we … Read more
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The Power of Protein, Our Functional Medicine Approach to Nourishing Your Body
Protein is often at the centre of health conversations. Whether you are looking at fitness blogs or medical journals, everyone seems to have an opinion on how much you need. At Functional Nexus, we look at protein as much more than just a tool for building muscle. It is a fundamental building block for almost every process in your … Read more
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Easing into Winter with 5 AIP Slow Cooker Recipes
As the days grow shorter and a deeper chill settles in, the transition into winter calls for warmth, comfort, and deep nourishment. For those navigating the Autoimmune Protocol (AIP), this seasonal shift is a wonderful time to embrace hearty, delicious meals. It’s the perfect time to let your slow cooker become your best friend in … Read more
