Buford GA Functional Medicine – Integrative Online Program for PCOS Announced
Jul 3, 2021
Buford, GA - Conscious Medicine (678-629-3833) announces that patients can now take advantage of its updated i-Medicine Program which treats various conditions at their core.
Duluth, United States - July 3, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Conscious Medicine, a functional medicine practice in Buford, Georgia, announces its updated services to accommodate more virtual patients. Its i-Medicine program uses a holistic approach to treat patients who suffer from hormonal imbalances, thyroid conditions, and digestive disorders, among others.
More details can be found at https://consciousmed.co/i-medicine
The updated services continue the mission of the clinic to help more patients resolve the main reason for their illness, rather than just treating the symptoms. The team is dedicated to applying functional medicine in a practical and efficient way to guide patients towards their health goals.
Several short- and long-term studies on integrative and functional medicine have found that this form of treatment has therapeutic benefits for those suffering from chronic conditions such as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), diabetes, or even some autoimmune conditions. A functional medicine doctor typically has an intensive consultation with each patient to understand their complete medical history.
This means that doctors create a personalized medical treatment plan that takes into account every aspect of the patient’s health, from their current condition to their nutrition. Emerging data has found that though longer than traditional medical treatments, integrative medicine plans offer patients better recovery for a longer period.
The team at Conscious Medicine is dedicated to helping their patients achieve their health goals in just three months. As its name suggests, the clinic wants patients to be aware of their body and how to listen to it for it to heal properly. The goal of functional medicine is to limit or reduce the knee-jerk reaction of using pharmaceutical drugs to treat various conditions.
The updated i-Medicine program gives patients three months’ worth of intensive care, including nutrition planning and unlimited texts and emails to the therapist.
Currently, the program is available in the state of Georgia, and only through online appointments.
A satisfied patient wrote, “I thought doctors just gave out pills, and those pills had tradeoffs. I didn’t expect to purchase complete freedom when I signed up for Investigative Medicine but that’s what I got.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://consciousmed.co/i-medicine
Contact Info:
Name: Dr.Truc Nguyen MD
Email: Send Email
Organization: Conscious Medicine
Address: 6601 Sugarloaf Parkway, Duluth, Georgia 30097, United States
Phone: +1-678-629-3833
Website: https://consciousmed.co/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89033019
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