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Ozone therapy utilizes a unique blend of oxygen and ozone (O₃) to offer a powerful, complementary treatment approach. Ozone, an unstable form of oxygen, is administered in concentrations ranging from 0.05% to 5%, working to enhance the body’s natural...

Mesotherapy, derived from the Latin words “meso” (middle) and “therapy,” refers to a minimally invasive treatment that targets the middle layer of the skin. This technique involves injecting a blend of amino acids, minerals, enzymes, and vitamins...

SIBO occurs when bacteria overgrow in the small intestine, where bacteria should be limited to low concentrations. Normally, less than 1,000 bacteria per milliliter of fluid are found in this area due to factors like stomach acid, intestinal motility...

Functional Medicine is a holistic approach that goes beyond traditional methods to address chronic illnesses. Rather than focusing solely on symptoms, Functional Medicine seeks to uncover and treat the root causes of disease...

Cupping therapy is a detoxification technique aimed at removing toxins and impurities from the body. It is a traditional practice believed to enhance overall health by improving circulation and promoting the body’s natural healing processes...

The word "acupuncture" comes from the Latin terms *acus* (needle) and *punctura* (puncture), meaning "treatment through needle insertion." Unlike Western medicine, which often treats the body like a machine, acupuncture integrates both the body an...

Beriberi becomes an epidemic in the Dutch colony, where Indonesia is now located, and Dr. Christian Eijkman writes an article about Beriberi being an infectious disease.

Check-ups are diagnostic and imaging programs that should be performed at regular intervals to allow early detection, reducing complications and mortality from diseases. To extend lifespan and ensure that increased longevity cons...

Vitamin D deficiency primarily arises from insufficient exposure to sunlight and inadequate intake from dietary sources. It can also result from malabsorption in the intestines, chronic illnesses that interfere with synthesis processes in the body...

Diabetes, which often appears in middle and older age, is influenced by our genetic heritage as well as our dietary habits, physical activity levels, and obesity. Having Type 2 diabetes in the family, especially among first-degree relatives, makes the...

Cancer begins with a mutation or activation in a gene that controls cell growth and proliferation. Normally, most of these abnormal cells are eliminated by normal cells (immune system cells in the intestine and circulation), preventing cancer developme...

Traumatic experiences are events that can deeply affect an individual's life, often leading to impairments in their sense of trust, attachment ability, and emotional balance. These experiences can negatively impact relationships, but it is...