Private General Practice

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  • Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    IBS is a very common diagnosis-of-exclusion that affects up to 20% of the population (3). That is to say that for everyone with a diagnosis of IBS the conventional, bio-mechanical approach has failed to identify the causal or contributory factors at work in that person. The result is that patients with IBS are usually left…

  • conservative management – General Practice notebook

    “Conservative management Last reviewed 01/2018 Medical management is targeted at reducing the symptoms of GERD with drugs that inhibit gastric acid secretion. Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) Histamine 2 receptor antagonists antacids metoclopramide or domperidone  – is not recommended (1) Drug management of reflux oesophagitis is described in the menu option. Although evidence supporting the effectiveness…

  • I’ve Been Eating Greek Yoghurt For Breakfast Every Morning For Three Years. Here Are All The Benefits | British Vogue

    “Greek yoghurt is loaded with bioavailable protein and low in sugar. It contains probiotics in the form of lactic acid bacteria, which contribute to the growth of intestinal flora, facilitate the absorption of vitamins and minerals and reduce abdominal bloating. Greek yoghurt also has a high concentration of minerals, including calcium, as well as water-soluble…

  • I’ve Been Eating Greek Yoghurt For Breakfast Every Morning For Three Years. Here Are All The Benefits | British Vogue

    “Greek yoghurt is loaded with bioavailable protein and low in sugar. It contains probiotics in the form of lactic acid bacteria, which contribute to the growth of intestinal flora, facilitate the absorption of vitamins and minerals and reduce abdominal bloating. Greek yoghurt also has a high concentration of minerals, including calcium, as well as water-soluble…

  • Precision Nutritional, Metabolic & Lifestyle Medicine

    Undiagnosed Symptoms In many situations patients suffer symptoms but no pathological, disease cause can be found so a diagnosis-of-exclusion might be given. Common examples include; In these situations even though a person might feel far from their usual healthy self they might be told that “all the tests are normal” and often there’s no further…