The IPM Blog

Are you concerned about the quality of your nutritional supplements? A lot can occur between the collection and production of raw materials to the point where a product is sold on a shelf. Did you...

The National Institutes of Health estimates up to 23.5 million Americans suffer from autoimmune disease and that the prevalence is rising. Autoimmune disease is one of the top 10 leading causes of...

You probably know about probiotics. They’re the tiny, “friendly” bugs that support a balanced and healthy gut. What you may not know is that their benefits go well beyond gut health! Your body is...

At IPM our doctors use Ketogenic Shakes to help patients on a ketogenic diet with their meal plans. The high-fat, low carbohydrate ketogenic diet is gaining popularity with mainstream health...

Painful periods or menstrual cramps are know as dysmenorrhea, a common complaints among young women. Pain starts a few hours before or at the onset of menstruation and often ceases within a few...

June 1, 2018 Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a condition associated with irregular menstrual periods, infertility, obesity, diabetes, excess hair growth, acne, and other hormonal difficulties....

Fetal development is a fascinating, almost magical, process that requires optimal nutrition during the entire term. In less than 12 weeks, fingers and toes start to form, as well as the brain and...

It’s easy and fast to add an extra anti-inflammatory boost to your protein shake or medical food. Just open one or two capsules of your favorite high-potency turmeric capsules into your blender...

If your child prefers bags of chips to healthy meals and boycotts vegetables most nights, then you may be the parent of a picky eater. While raising picky eaters is certainly a challenge, there are...

he US Food and Drug Administration has proposed a revised policy on nutritional supplements – effectively destroying access to many of the products you and your family rely on to stay healthy. New...