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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

Understanding Thinning Hair in Women

Heredity, inadequate protein, thyroid, and hormonal changes may all be culprits. Here's what you can do.
By Anjula Razdan

Why Do I Have a Smooth Tongue?

Possible causes may be a deficiency in B vitamins or gastrointestinal (GI) issues.
By Anjula Razdan

Why Do I Have White Spots on My Fingernails?

White dots on the nail beds (leukonychia) is a sign of zinc deficiency and low levels of selenium.
By Anjula Razdan

Why Are My Nails Brittle and Peeling?

Thin nails are relatively common but might indicate any number of nutrient deficiencies.
By Anjula Razdan
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