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Functional/Integrative Medicine

What Can Cause Bad Breath?

If you have chronic bad breath that doesn't go away when chewing gum or brushing your teeth, it may be a sign of gut dysbiosis.
By Anjula Razdan

Why Do I Have a Decreased Sense of Taste?

A slight decline in the sense of taste (known as hypogeusia) is common in people over 60 and can be associated with a variety of conditions, but one of the most prevalent is zinc deficiency.
By Anjula Razdan

Why Do I Have Dark Circles Under My Eyes?

Fatigue is the most obvious culprit for dark circles, but if you’re well-rested it could be food allergies.
By Anjula Razdan

Why Do I Have Dandruff?

Those pesky white flakes often signal that there is a microbial imbalance on your scalp. Learn what you can do.
By Anjula Razdan
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