A normal blood panel rules out disease. It was never designed to measure how well your cells produce energy. Why fatigue can persist, and what a fuller look involves.
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There is no universal supplement stack. Why a cupboard of bottles is not a health plan, and how to decide what you actually need.
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GLP-1 medications are a genuine breakthrough in weight and metabolic medicine. What still determines whether the result lasts is the metabolic picture underneath, and the habits built while the food noise is quiet.
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Mood, concentration and creeping blood sugar are often treated as separate problems. The research increasingly suggests they may be one process, seen from three angles.
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Testosterone decline in men is a slope, not a cliff. Why “male menopause” misleads, and what a proper assessment actually involves.
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More tests are available than ever, but a normal range is not a definition of your health. Why data without a doctor is not healthcare.
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Why one doctor trained across conventional medicine, hormone therapy, functional medicine and longevity medicine can see the connections fragmented care misses.
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Three new doctors join The Schoeman Clinic, each trained to deliver the same four-pillar methodology and standard of care.
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The gut microbiome influences inflammation, mood, hormones, cognition and healthy ageing, not digestion alone.
ReadThe REPLENISH study, published in 2017, evaluated a new oral formulation combining estradiol and natural progesterone in a single gelatin capsule for the management of menopausal symptoms. It…
Read summaryLong-term research following thousands of women has shown that those who use oestrogen therapy after the menopause tend to live longer than those who do not. The most…
Read summaryOestrogen is vital for brain health, supporting blood flow, reducing inflammation and helping nerve cells communicate effectively. As levels fall during the menopausal transition, many women notice changes…
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