Harmony Health Functional Medicine Clinic

Harmony Health Functional Medicine Clinic 🔬 Root Cause. Real Solutions. Personalized Healing. This allows me to work across systems—physical, emotional, energetic—to support real, lasting change.

Stepping beyond symptoms to Root-cause health
Targeted protocols - Live & Dry Blood | Homeopathy | Counselling
30+ Years Experience | Evidence Informed - Tailored approach

Redefining Health on your terms. 🌮 I’m a physician with over 29 years in the health industry who chose to step away from the limitations of conventional mainstream medicine to focus on what truly matters: uncovering the root

causes of illness and restoring health through functional evidence-informed whole body approaches. My clinical background includes General Medicine, Nutrition & Dietetics, Homeopathy, Counseling, Biomedical Science, Blood Analysis, ION & Energy Healing. I don’t follow protocols or one-size-fits-all models—and I don’t expect you to either. Each person’s health journey is unique. I work alongside you to uncover what’s driving dysfunction in your body and mind, and offer tools to support regeneration, detoxification, and resilience. This work goes beyond symptom management—it's about informed choice, personal responsibility, and restoring purpose through deeper understanding of the body’s intelligence.

📌 Disclaimer: This platform is for educational purposes only. I do not diagnose or treat disease. What I share is based on professional observation, research, and clinical experience. Your health decisions are your own, and should align with what truly resonates for you.

DID YOU KNOW A LITTLE FACT ABOUT ME? Part of my work is I am a PHD candidate researching the drug fenbendazole and its p...
31/08/2026

DID YOU KNOW A LITTLE FACT ABOUT ME?

Part of my work is I am a PHD candidate researching the drug fenbendazole and its potential application in cancer.

Back in 2016, when I began studying general medicine, my direction was clear, not as a GP but to do immunology research as my daughter was born with 1 lung capacity. I chose to leave Gen Medicine in 2020 to persue other modalities from a holistic path.

But life, however had other plans, cancer became part of my own story, and suddenly research wasn't something I simply wanted to pursue professionally, it was very personal.

And yes, fenben* formed part of the protocol I chose during my own cancer journey.

A thesis for a PHD isn’t written in a weekend.
It’s years of reading, researching and questioning.
Its late nights when everyone else is asleep.
Papers read and reread & references checked.
Hours and hours, chapters written, rewritten and well there's plenty still to come.

Fenben* as its known to many remains a veterinary drug and is not currently approved as a cancer treatment.

Its potential anticancer mechanisms have generated preclinical research interest, and there is still so much we need to understand through rigorous human research. It is that unknown exactly why my research matters.

Could repurposed medicines eventually have a legitimate role alongside conventional cancer care?
What works and how does it work?
Who might benefit? What are the risks?
And could it one day give patients another evidence-based option?

These are questions worth asking. My hope is that fenben* will one day move beyond the label of an “alternative” repurposed drug and become part of a much broader part in cancer treatment.

There are still many late nights ahead.
More papers, more references, more questions & more chapters.

This is more than a PhD so when I'm M.I.A. Im not ignoring messages and requests for help,
I'm buried somewhere deep inside a path that will form part of a legacy I hope to leave behind.

HAD OR KNOW SOMEONE WITH SHINGLES? We've seen a resurgence of this since the CV debacle has been around. Some data has ...
30/08/2026

HAD OR KNOW SOMEONE WITH SHINGLES?

We've seen a resurgence of this since the CV debacle has been around.

Some data has indicated that shingles may be a side affect of many things, some reporting post CV boosters, reduced immunity due to infections, auto immune disease replication, and oxidative stress within the nervous system.

Often diagnosed due to a highly painful, itchy, burning rash developing into blisters on the skin (similar virus family to chicken pox) it is not defined to one location.

People often also have headaches, fatigue and sensitivity to light.

Once diagnosed, there are some natural remedies you can utilise for the management of shingles.

✔ Lions mane for the nervous system
✔Calamine lotion or Aloe vera to soothe
✔Bentonite clay or zeolite to draw out skin toxins
✔Vit b compound for stress
✔L-lysine inhibits the replication of viral cells.
✔ice packs for cooling the skin
✔1 cap of colodoil silver in 600ml water bottle per day for internal targeting

Monitor and See your practitioners if the pain and rash occur near an eye. If left untreated, this infection may lead to permanent eye damage.

Keeping hydrated with quality hydrogen rich water is also the KEY to prevention and reduction in oxidative stress and cell function. 💧💧

Good choices = better health.

MMR ? What Every Parent Deserves to KnowIf you're a parent, please take a moment to read. This isn't about fear. It's a...
29/08/2026

MMR ? What Every Parent Deserves to Know

If you're a parent, please take a moment to read.

This isn't about fear. It's about awareness and it's not meant to be controversial in nature.

This Isn’t an Anti-V post. Rather, it’s pro-informed consent., pro-parental rights and Pro-child safety.

Too many families have learned the hardest way possible that “safe and effective” doesn't mean risk-free.

You are not “crazy” or “irresponsible” for asking questions or selfish for wanting more time.
You are a parent, and you are allowed to say: “Not today.” “Not all at once.” "not at all" or “I need more information.”

Some children don’t make it, some change overnight, some are never the same.

For many parents, the connection becomes clear only after a routine vaccine appointment, and its often the MMR.

We as a family have a v damaged child from MMR which has taken years of speech therapy and ongoing care.

What You Deserve to Know About the MMR Vaccine:

Ask for the package insert.
It’s not the brochure in the waiting room (rare), or the provider saying "its all good", it’s the full document that lists reported side effects, ingredients, contraindications, and more. You have the right to see it before making a decision.

Research the ingredients.
The MMR contains live viruses (measles, mumps, rubella), human albumin, fetal cell lines, neomycin, sorbitol, gelatin, egg protein, aluminum and other substances. Know what’s going into your child’s body.

If your choice after research is to proceed then know that spacing vaccines out is an option.

You can choose to delay or space out shots, especially when multiple are scheduled at once. The standard schedule isn’t one-size-fits-all.

You wouldn't give your child the entire antibiotics script at one time, so this is no different.

Also, think also about pre and post appointment immune system and detoxing.

So many parents now speak out, not because they want attention and yet are being labelled anti V, (horrid), but more because they live every day with the weight of what they wish they'd known sooner.

Their stories aren’t rare, they’re just rarely shared.

Some children are no longer here to tell their stories, some never got to speak at all.

But we can speak for them. And we can protect the ones still with us, by making fully informed, unpressured choices.

Please take the time and ask the questions, and please do your research and decide what is best for your child.

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FLAXSEED & ESTROGEN - SUCH A SMALL SEED WITH BIG IMPACTFlaxseed is rich in lignans, a natural plant compound that may h...
28/08/2026

FLAXSEED & ESTROGEN - SUCH A SMALL SEED WITH BIG IMPACT

Flaxseed is rich in lignans, a natural plant compound that may help support healthy estrogen metabolism and balance.

A few simple tips are below for use:

Use ground flaxseed, easier to absorb & digest.
Aim for 1–2 tablespoons daily
Splitting your flaxseed across the day is an easy way to keep it consistent and times well with fluctuations.

Brown or gold, it doesn't matter both are beneficial

Remember if your taking HRT, hormonal medication or have a history of hormone-sensitive cancer? please don't just consuming Flaxseeds, please discuss regular therapeutic use with your practitioner prior to use.

Ground it& add it to smoothies, oats, breakfast muffins etc.

Another great way to further support your gut & hormones naturally.

crazy stuff.....
27/08/2026

crazy stuff.....

JUST IMAGINE IF chronic diseases were actually cured!! Big Pharma would lose its most loyal customers.Let’s be honest ri...
25/08/2026

JUST IMAGINE IF chronic diseases were actually cured!!

Big Pharma would lose its most loyal customers.

Let’s be honest right, they don’t make money off healthy people and sadly they profit from life-long patients.

Think about these examples:
‱ Acid reflux? A daily pill instead of addressing diet.
‱ ADHD? Meds for years, often starts in childhood.
‱ Cholesterol? Statins forever, but no root-cause care.
‱ Insomnia? Sedatives, not true sleep solutions.
‱ weight loss? daily injection not lifestyle

A cure or medication need may be a one-time fix, but managing symptoms, that’s decades of revenue.

Now ask yourself the following:
Why are natural therapies dismissed as “woo”?, why is food barely discussed in med school, why do holistic doctors face censorship?

Because health doesn’t pay, but sickness that’s a goldmine.

What we have isn’t healthcare. It’s a business, built on keeping you just sick enough. .

Think critically, your best health might start where the prescription need reduces or ceases maybe.

This post is meant to be educational and thought-provoking, not to suggest your current treatment isn’t right for you.

Rather, it’s an invitation to consider what natural or complementary approaches might help you return to wellness or reduce symptoms in a holistic way. 💩🌿

Ashwagandha for every stressed menopausal woman? Let's talk about it. I keep seeing ashwagandha prescribed almost like a...
23/08/2026

Ashwagandha for every stressed menopausal woman?

Let's talk about it. I keep seeing ashwagandha prescribed almost like a blanket protocol:

You're stressed? Take ashwagandha.
Your cortisol is high? Take ashwagandha.
You're in menopause? Take ashwagandha.

But hormones and metabolism are not one-size-fits-all.

Ashwagandha is biologically active. It can influence the HPA axis and cortisol, and research shows it can alter thyroid hormone levels.

A recent 2026 review found that its hormonal effects appear to involve regulatory pathways rather than simply “blocking thyroid receptors.”

And that's important.

Because if we're already dealing with a woman who is exhausted, stressed, struggling with blood-sugar regulation, having sleep disruption or experiencing changes in thyroid function, blindly adding something that alters endocrine signalling isn't necessarily the answer.

There is also a disconnect worth understanding:

Ashwagandha can lower cortisol, but lowering cortisol on a blood test does not automatically mean you've improved the woman's stress response, resilience or overall health.

A recent meta-analysis found a significant reduction in cortisol but no significant improvement in perceived stress.

And when we talk about insulin and metabolic health, we need to be especially careful about making broad claims.

The evidence isn't strong enough to say that ashwagandha universally “wreaks havoc” on insulin sensitivity, but neither is there enough evidence to justify giving it to every woman as a metabolic or menopause solution.

This is exactly why I don't believe in blanket supplement protocols. One woman's “stress” may be another woman's sleep deprivation.

One woman's fatigue may be another woman's thyroid issue. One woman's blood-sugar problems may require an entirely different approach.

And one woman's response to a supplement can be very different from another woman's.

Ashwagandha may have a role for some people.

There is evidence for short-term effects on stress and cortisol, but long-term safety and who benefits most are still areas where we need better research.

So instead of:

“You're a stressed menopausal woman, take ashwagandha, I'd rather see You're a woman with symptoms let's understand WHY.

Looking at the whole picture, their sleep, nutrition.
Resistance training, sugar, thyroid function, stress load, meds or supps, their symptoms, lifestyle, water they drink, chemicals they use in their home and hygiene etc.

Because menopause doesn't need another one-size-fits-all supplement protocol. Your biology deserves to be understood, not just managed with whatever supplement is trending.

This is educational information only, not individual medical advice.

Root cause health care matters.

ref. Vollmer G, Brendler T. Evaluation of Potential Hormonal Activities of Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera). Phytother Res. 2026 Aug;40(8):4880-4897. doi: 10.1002/ptr.70155. Epub 2025 Dec 26. PMID: 41454558; PMCID: PMC13436145.

Eat yourself healthy. Skip the often synthetic supplement aisle.đŸ„‘đŸ„đŸ„ŠđŸŒ¶đŸ…đŸSource foods free of additives. Wash your food th...
22/08/2026

Eat yourself healthy.

Skip the often synthetic supplement aisle.
đŸ„‘đŸ„đŸ„ŠđŸŒ¶đŸ…đŸ

Source foods free of additives.
Wash your food thoroughly to remove nasty chemicals.

these are just a few ideas to get things moving

Shop local, farmers markets, trade within your community or grow uour own.

Small swaps start the changes

Good choices = better health. 😇

MEDICAL SCANS? What to know.I’m not a fan of scan, in fact, I avoid them at all costs, but the past 2 yearsI have endur...
19/08/2026

MEDICAL SCANS? What to know.

I’m not a fan of scan, in fact, I avoid them at all costs, but the past 2 yearsI have endured 6 and I refuse contrast when possible.

But sometimes, scans like CTs, PET scans or MRIs are necessary for monitoring.

When that happens, I make it a priority to support my body before and after to minimize any lasting effects, especially from radiation or contrast agents that can linger in the body.

Here’s what I use and why:
🌿Glutathione Liquid (sublingal) – Known as the body’s master antioxidant. It helps neutralize radiation-induced free radicals and supports liver detox pathways.

🌿Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) – A powerful antioxidant that protects cells from oxidative stress and helps regenerate vitamins C and E.

🌿Apple Pectin & Fiber-Rich Foods – Bind to heavy metals and radioactive particles in the gut and help eliminate them.

🌿NAC (N-acetyl-cysteine) – Boosts natural glutathione production and supports detox, especially for the liver and lungs.

🌿Activated Charcoal, Chlorella, Spirulina – Excellent for binding and clearing out toxins and contrast dye remnants.

🌿Milk Thistle & Vitamin C – Support liver function and protect against cellular damage.

🌿Melatonin (taken before scans) – Shown to reduce radiation-induced DNA damage and enhance antioxidant defenses.

🕒 Before a scan: I take melatonin, take my Glutathione, ALA, and boost my antioxidants (like green tea or resveratrol).

After: I hydrate heavily with ionised high 9.5ph water from my machine, load up on soluable fiber, take NAC and ALA again, and use binders like EDTA, chlorella or charcoal to help flush everything out.

We can’t always avoid these procedures, but we can support our bodies through them.

This simple routine gives me peace of mind, and helps my body bounce back stronger.

If you’re navigating medical imaging, this might help you too but always chat to your holistic practitioner before introducing any supplementation đŸ’Ș

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