Empowering Health Choices
Nishtha emphasizes the importance of being proactive in managing health, particularly for those dealing with inflammatory bowel diseases. She advocates for a balanced approach that includes both allopathic medicine and alternative methods to reduce inflammation. With her expertise in functional medicine, she offers support to individuals seeking to improve their gut health and navigate their treatment options effectively.In this clip
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#221: A Functional Medicine Approach to Treating Crohn’s and Colitis with Nishtha Patel
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I have a question about the episode Autoimmune-Inflammation: Top Causes, Functional Medicine Labs, Diet + Lifestyle Factors, The Nervous System Component & Exactly How To Heal and the clip Health Data Insights. I want to start on a journey towards better health, as I have had the exposure and health concerns you speak about, like ulcerative colitis (UC). While I no longer suffer from UC, as it turned to cancer at 26 and I had a total proctolectomy, I am concerned that without a colon I may need different guidance. Any thoughts on how to move forward?
I have a question about episode 332: How to know if your gut issue is something more serious | New York Times bestselling author Danielle Walker and clip Journey to Understanding. I want to start on a journey towards better health, as I have had the exposure and health concerns you speak about, like ulcerative colitis (UC). While I no longer suffer from UC, as it turned to cancer at 26 and I had a total proctolectomy, I am concerned that without a colon I may need different guidance. Any thoughts on how to move forward?
I have a question about episode 332: How to know if your gut issue is something more serious | New York Times bestselling author Danielle Walker and the clip Journey to Understanding. I want to start on a journey towards better health, as I have had the exposure and health concerns you speak about, like ulcerative colitis (UC). While I no longer suffer from UC, as it turned to cancer at 26 and I had a total proctolectomy, I am concerned that without a colon I may need different guidance. Any thoughts on how to move forward?