WellSpot Functional Medicine takes a whole-person approach to digestive health, using personalized plans, targeted testing, and natural therapies to restore gut function. This guide explains how functional medicine addresses conditions like SIBO and IBS by treating root causes rather than masking symptoms.

Metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance increase the risk of diabetes and heart disease, but they can often be improved with the right approach. This guide explains how functional medicine targets root causes, improves insulin sensitivity, and supports healthy blood sugar regulation.

Functional medicine is a patient-first approach that looks for root causes instead of only treating symptoms. This guide explains its core principles, how it can support hormone health, and what to expect at WellSpot. You’ll also learn how it differs from conventional care, which conditions it often treats, and how to get started.

Functional medicine takes a different approach to autoimmune disease, focusing on triggers and creating individualized plans for long-term health. This guide explains how conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus work, the diagnostics used, and integrative therapies including hormone support, nutrition, lifestyle changes, and IV treatments.

Though “adrenal fatigue” isn’t an official medical diagnosis, many people experience related symptoms like low energy and stress intolerance. This guide explains how functional medicine addresses these issues through personalized hormone support and strategies for healthy cortisol rhythms. 

NAD+ therapy is a cutting-edge approach to anti-aging and cellular recovery, replenishing a key coenzyme that helps cells convert nutrients into energy. This guide explains how NAD+ works, its reported benefits, and how it integrates into functional medicine care. The therapy supports energy, recovery, and cellular resilience as part of a comprehensive wellness plan.

Thyroid issues can cause fatigue, weight changes, mood swings, and low resilience. This guide explains a functional medicine approach, focusing on hormone balance, autoimmune support, and root causes rather than just symptoms.

Menopause symptoms don’t happen in isolation, and treating them well means understanding how shifting hormones affect the whole body. A functional medicine approach to HRT looks beyond symptom suppression, using lab-guided dosing, thoughtful delivery methods, and regular follow-up to improve comfort while supporting bone, metabolic, and emotional health. 

Autoimmune conditions are complex, and lasting relief often depends on identifying what’s driving immune overreaction in the first place. A functional medicine approach focuses on gut health, hormones, inflammation, and environmental triggers to build a plan that reduces flares and improves daily function.