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Core 6 Functional Testing

Core 6 Functional Testing

In this episode of "Rethink My Health," Dr. Gez Agolli and Dr. Cheryl Burdette from Progressive Medical Center in Atlanta dive into the transformative world of functional diagnostic medical testing. Entitled "Core 6 Functional Diagnostic Medical Testing," this episode unravels the intricacies of the six fundamental diagnostic tests that form the backbone of personalized, preventive healthcare.
Invest in Your Health

Invest in Your Health

Your health is your biggest asset. If you don't have that, you can't enjoy life and nothing else matters. Invest in your health for a better life for you and your loved ones at Progressive Medical Center. Learn how we can make a difference!
Did the Holidays Wipe You Out? Check Your Adrenals!

Did the Holidays Wipe You Out? Check Your Adrenals!

Feeling exhausted after the Holidays? It might be time to get your Adrenal system checked. Adrenal fatigue means you'll get less sleep, be more stressed, and feel tired more often. Progressive Medical Center can help!
When To Consider Testing And Treatment For Toxicity

When To Consider Testing And Treatment For Toxicity

Toxicity is all around us. Heavy metals in particular pose a lifetime risk. Here's how to know when to test and treat for toxic metals.
Depression and Your Microbiome

Depression and Your Microbiome

Inflammation in the gut, and even changes in the composition of the microbiome, can trigger or suppress specific chemicals in the brain. Some of these reactions in the brain can decrease dopamine or serotonin, or other modulators of mood and energy and create states of depression, boredom, anxiety, lassitude, or other mental states and conditions. The opposite is true as well- a balanced, healthy microbiome- with the right mix of good bacteria, can result in healthy and happy mental states.
Functional Medicine Testing for the Win!

Functional Medicine Testing for the Win!

Many of us think of medical testing ordered by our doctor as something to fear because it often isn’t ordered in conventional medicine offices unless the doctor fears something is wrong. Conventional medicine also tends to have a relatively narrow range of testing they will order on a patient, at least at a primary care doctor. What's more, many of those tests are designed to show only large departures from normal- you either do or don’t have a condition- the reference ranges are designed to quickly pick out those that meet the threshold to be treated by the standard of care and for prescription drugs.