An Excerpt from the June 2009 TIFM Newsletter:

"Anti-Aging Medicine is rapidly achieving a respected place as a medical specialty in the world through a better understanding of the processes that accelerate aging including diet, disease, and the environment. Because of the advances in the study of DNA and what causes it to thrive or age, we have a better understanding of how to treat everything from depression and fatigue to sexual function and weight disorders. Advances are also being made in Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and Multiple Sclerosis. The Texas Institute of Functional Medicines is also developing live cell and stem cell therapies that are currently available internationally." Read More...

An Excerpt from the Summer/Fall 2008 TIFM Newsletter:

"When I compounded the first TRI-EST in 1992, we called it natural hormone therapy. Later, the name was changed to BioIdentical Hormone Replacement Therapy - WHICH IS MISLEADING. Sometimes the treatment is not natural because its administration doesn’t follow the best guide, MOTHER NATURE. " Read More...

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An Excerpt from the Summer 2008 TIFM Newsletter:

"The summer heat is fully upon us, leaving some of us a bit fatigued. Saddled with leftover winter pounds, we’re experiencing lower levels of energy, decreased sex drive, and a dulling of mental acuity. We frequently have trouble falling and staying asleep for at least seven hours each night, and we often crave sweets and white carbohydrates. It’s time for a change." Read More...

An Excerpt from the Winter 2007/2008 TIFM Newsletter:

"The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) report that they have identified thirty-two different strains of influenza – and that’s just for the period of September through December of 2007! As reported in previous TIFM Newsletters, the mutation of the disease raises questions as to the realistic impact of flu vaccines. Add that bit of uncertainty to the uncertainty of the difficulty in determining whether or not you actually have the flu versus a bad cold gone south, and it becomes exponentially more difficult to decide on a course of treatment. We can help you figure it out so you don’t have to suffer more, or longer, than you have to." Read More...