Natural Anxiety Treatment Options in Functional Medicine, with Dr. Tara Scott

<p>Dr. Tara Scott discusses the <strong>natural anxiety treatment</strong> options she uses in her functional medicine practice. Hear insights about:</p> <ul> <li>The most effective <strong>natural anxiety treatment</strong> options in functional medicine</li> <li>What anxiety means and how it is diagnosed in the functional medicine field</li> <li>Anxiety as a symptom vs. anxiety as a condition</li> <li>The organs, tests, and biomarkers we can check to identify the root cause of anxiety</li> <li>How SSRIs function pharmacologically</li> <li>How inflammation and chronic illness can help us identify the cause of anxiety</li> <li>How we can better communicate clinical situations to our patients</li> <li>General treatment approaches, guidelines, and diet supplements for anxiety</li> <li>How we can become more solutions-oriented on the front end</li> </ul> <h2>Natural Anxiety Treatment Options</h2> <p>Dr. Tara Scott is back again for another episode of the FM Shift. If you didn’t get a chance to listen to our previous conversation with Dr. Scott, you can find it <a href= "https://thefmshift.com/podcasts/functional-medicine-providers-8/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>. For those of you who didn’t get to know her the first time, Dr. Scott is the founder and clinic director of Revitalize Medical Group. She has over 20 years of experience practicing OB/GYN, and additional training in Integrative and functional medicine. Dr. Scott shares a wealth of information by lecturing around the community to raise awareness about wellness and preventative health for patients. In this episode of The FM Shift, Dr. Scott discusses the natural anxiety treatment options she uses in her functional medicine practice.</p> <h3>A Condition and a Symptom</h3> <p>Dr. Scott has placed a significant emphasis on natural anxiety treatment options in Revitalize Medical Group. Many of us have an idea of what anxiety is and have likely experienced it ourselves, but anxiety can be both a condition AND a symptom. Anxiety is often attr