Sinopsis
FX Medicine is at the forefront of ensuring functional and integrative medicine gains the recognition it deserves and ultimately establishes itself as an integral part of standard medical practice. Our podcasts are designed to promote research and evidence based therapeutic practises, acting as a progressive force for change and improvement in patient health and wellbeing.
Episodios
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Major Advances in Curcumin Bioavailability by Michael Murray
14/07/2014Many would be familiar with Dr Murray and his extensive body of work in the field of complementary medicine research. He has published almost 30 books, selling over two million copies, including the seminal clinical reference Textbook of Natural Medicine. He has compiled a database of more than 50,000 scientific studies in the medical literature which provide the strong evidence that natural measures are effective at maintaining good health and treating disease. One of Dr Murray''s key areas of interest is in the unique therapeutic benefits of curcumin. In recognising the significant challenges associated with its bioavailability, Dr Murray set out to develop a curcumin formula with a truly superior delivery system, now known as Theracurmin.
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Rethinking the Cholesterol Paradigm Part #2 #2013
07/07/2014Rethinking the Cholesterol Paradigm Part 2, is a two part audio interview with Dr Robert Buist, Australia's leading nutritional biochemist, is interviewed by Andrew Whitfield-Cook on some of the latest cholesterol research and explores the exciting new directions this is taking us in our understanding of cardiovascular health and disease prevention.
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Rethinking the Cholesterol Paradigm Part #1 #2 #2013
04/07/2014Rethinking the Cholesterol Paradigm Part 1, is a two part audio interview with Dr Robert Buist, Australia's leading nutritional biochemist, is interviewed by Andrew Whitfield-Cook on some of the latest cholesterol research and explores the exciting new directions this is taking us in our understanding of cardiovascular health and disease prevention.