Dr. Ellen Antoine

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Dr. Ellen Antoine The Center for Fully Functional Health is committed to providing personalized, life-changing care.

The Center for Fully Functional Health offers personalized, comprehensive, medical care geared at restoring and maximizing optimal health by utilizing the Functional and Integrative Medicine models. What We Do
We perform an extremely detailed analysis of your health history from the prenatal period (if known) to the present day, focusing on significant diet, lifestyle, or environmental factors as well as genetics which have affected your health. This includes analysis of the effects of stress, physical trauma, family history, industrial toxins, infections, and food/medication intake. A thorough physical examination will be performed to gather additional important information. We then design a personalized healthcare program structured to restore you to optimum health.

10/20/2026

“We live in the same house. Why am I the only one who feels sick?”

This is a conversation I often have in my office. One person feels unwell while their partner or family says they feel fine.

When I evaluate someone for possible mold-related illness, I look at their individual health history and exposures. Sharing a home doesn’t mean sharing the same experience.

Someone else feeling well doesn’t make your symptoms any less real. You deserve to be heard and evaluated as an individual.

10/16/2026

When I talk about mold, I want to make an important distinction: mold allergy and other health effects from mold exposure aren’t the same thing.

In this video, I explain the allergic response and how it differs from the other inflammatory responses I discuss in my practice.

Understanding your symptoms, exposure history, and the type of response we’re investigating helps guide the conversation.

10/14/2026

An ovarian cyst doesn’t always mean something is wrong. Some form as part of the normal ovulation cycle.

But when cysts are large, painful, or keep coming back, I want to look more closely at what’s happening. I also discuss polycystic ovaries, irregular periods, and why metabolic health deserves attention in that conversation.

There isn’t one explanation for every woman. Understanding the type of cyst and your symptoms matters.

10/12/2026

When life gets hard, I want us asking more than, “What can we prescribe?”

I want us asking what’s happening in your life, what support you have, and what tools could help you manage what you’re feeling.

Medication has a place. So do coping skills, meaningful support, and space to work through difficult experiences. Those deserve attention in the conversation about anxiety and depression.

10/10/2026

I want us to spend more time talking about the skills that help people stay on task, move from one activity to another and manage their day.

There are people who find ADHD medication incredibly helpful. I also think we need to put more emphasis on education and practical support.

How are we helping people build those skills? That’s a conversation I want us to have.

10/08/2026

A musty smell. A stain on the ceiling. A small leak under the sink.

These are things I want you to pay attention to.

When people ask what I do to stay proactive about mold, my first answer is awareness. I pay attention to the environments where I live, work and travel, and I take signs of moisture seriously.

Start by looking at your surroundings. That little leak you’ve been putting off deserves attention.

10/06/2026

When was the last time you checked your crawl space?

When I talk about mold prevention, crawl spaces are one of the areas I want you to pay attention to. They’re easy to overlook, and moisture can create conditions for mold growth.

Taking care of your home includes the places you rarely see.

10/02/2026

A new home can still have moisture problems.

Reducing the risk of mold starts with managing humidity, addressing leaks, and making sure building materials are dry before they’re enclosed behind drywall.

In this video, we share the precautions we took in our own home, from dehumidifying the basement to inspecting wood before installation.

Whether you’re building, renovating, or maintaining your home, moisture control deserves your attention.

10/01/2026

Losing weight isn’t always as simple as “eat less and move more.”

Nutrition, movement, hormones, sleep, stress, medications and environmental exposures can all play a role. Weight regulation is more complex than willpower alone.

We look at the whole picture to understand what may be influencing your body, because weight management is about more than a number on the scale.

09/28/2026

There is no single perfect test for mold, which is why I like to look at a home from several angles.

A thorough visual inspection, air and dust sampling, moisture testing, and monitoring indoor humidity can all help uncover problems that may not be obvious.

One thing I pay close attention to is humidity. I generally like to see it stay below about 45% because higher moisture levels can create conditions where mold is more likely to grow.

The goal is not just to look for visible mold. It is to look for the moisture and environmental conditions that allow it to thrive.

Address

40 North Rangeline Road
Carmel, IN
46032

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm

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+13179898463

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