Bone Resorption Profile (~) (urine sample):
Osteoporosis is a major problem for all women and many men as they age. Measuring bone density is inadequate for predicting who will experience an osteoporosis-related fracture. Bone resorption (the RATE at which you are losing bone) is a much better predictor of fracture risk. This test measures how fast you are losing bone. If there’s a problem, we can treat and re-measure within a month to make sure your bones are as healthy as they can be. (£70)
Dr. T. Michael Culp is the director of Integrative Health Solutions Ltd., an innovative multi-disciplinary medical clinic in London specializing in the treatment of chronic diseases.
Dr. Culp received his medical degree from Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington, where he was appointed to the faculty to teach courses in medical nutrition and nutritional biochemistry. He practiced as a family practice doctor for several years in Seattle before becoming the director of medical education for Great Smokies Diagnostic Laboratory, in Asheville, NC, where he developed a number of innovative functional laboratory tests, including preventive genomic testing.
He specializes in medical nutrition, botanical medicine, homeopathy, cranio-sacral therapy, and several forms of mind-body healing. About half of his time is spent working in family medicine and the other half is working with patients with long-term chronic illnesses like chronic fatigue syndrome, depression, IBS, Crohn’s and colitis, multiple sclerosis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and HIV.
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