Integrative Medicine System



A Breakthrough Approach 

Modern medicine has not been able to stop the spread of chronic diseases and health issues such as obesity, nonalcoholic fatty liver, diabetes, menstrual irregularities, reproductive and fertility defects, asthma, food allergies, inflammatory bowel disease, kidney disease, cancer, autoimmune or immune intolerances, autism and many others.

According to a published article in The Care Group PC “Conventional medicine works with a disease-drug model. The patient comes in with a complaint and a diagnosis is established. Then, the diagnosis is cross-checked with the list of medications used to treat that disorder. Most times, the medication treats the symptom and doesn’t address the root cause of the issue.”

Therefore, if you think you need medication for every ailment and that every medication on the market is also going to disable you, the answer is No. Should you do your homework before you take a prescription drug? At Wellbeeing, we firmly believe that medications are a last resort. In fact, we believe in reducing the dependency on medication or reduce the dosage gradually.

“Integrative health care and functional medicine emphasise that behaviour change and the prevention of disease, while conventional medicine focuses on disease” management” after the disease has occurred.”

At Wellbeeing we strongly believe that routine and repeated health promotion counselling results in real changes for patients’ positive health behaviours and self-care. We believe that Improving access to practitioners who excel in health promotion will increase the percentage of people who are “very successful” in changing their health habits.

We believe at not just curing your illness but making you healthy. Instead of just fixing the resulting symptoms we find the actual cause of the problem. Another major reason why root cause analysis is so important is that by catching problems early on, it can significantly reduce development time and business expenses. Acquiring an adequate knowledge and correct information about one’s body, its functions and the root cause of the illness will certainly keep you away from the fear of the unknown, the state of helplessness and uncertainty of wellness.  

“Through our flagship program ‘Diabetes Reversal Program’ more than 350 patients have successfully demonstrated reversal of diabetes. The programme has helped over 70% the patients to reduce their dependency on insulin and medication and 30% have been brought out of medication completely.”

It is not just Diabetes, we also have exclusive health programmes for various lifestyle disorders such as Thyroid, Hypertension, Arthritis, Obesity, Back Pain etc. through Integrative Medicine.

“We at Wellbeeing empower you with that knowledge as a first and most needed step towards an informed decision making to attain a quality of life and graceful ageing.” 

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