Every day, without realizing it, we interact with microscopic particles and chemicals that may be silently interfering with our health. Two of the most pervasive threats in this category are microplastics and endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs). While they might sound like niche scientific concerns, their impact reaches into every home, water supply, food chain—and even our bodies.

As the days grow longer and the air fills with the scent of renewal, many of us feel the urge to refresh our routines and reconnect with our bodies. Spring isn’t just a time for cleaning out closets- it’s also a season of physiological shifts that can uniquely affect women’s hormones. In Functional Medicine, we look at the body as an interconnected system, and spring is a powerful opportunity to support hormonal balance from the inside out.

Functional medicine, unlike conventional medicine, takes a holistic and patient-centered approach to wellness. It delves deep into your unique biochemistry, seeking to understand the underlying imbalances that contribute to your health issues. By treating the root causes, functional medicine aims to provide lasting solutions for improved well-being, rather than simply alleviating symptoms temporarily.