San Antonio TX Integrative Functional Medicine - Yoon Hang Kim MD

09/25/2025

Three reasons for using low-dose naltrexone or LDN in my practice.

09/23/2025

Did you know that chemicals in everyday items can interfere with your body's hormones? These are known as endocrine disruptors (EDs), and understanding them is a key step toward protecting your health.

These chemicals are found in common sources like plastics, pesticides, and industrial pollutants. Over time, exposure has been linked to health concerns such as developmental disorders, metabolic issues, and certain hormone-related cancers.
Feeling concerned is a natural response, but it’s empowering to know that small changes can significantly reduce your exposure. Here are a few gentle steps you can take:

Opt for Fresh and Organic: When possible, choose fresh foods over processed or canned options. Selecting organic produce helps minimize your intake of pesticide residues.
Rethink Your Food Storage: Switch to glass, stainless steel, or ceramic containers for storing and heating food. It's especially important to avoid microwaving food in plastic.

Filter Your Drinking Water: Using a quality water filter can effectively remove potential contaminants and provide cleaner water for you and your family.
Taking these manageable steps can make a meaningful difference in creating a healthier home environment.

IntroductionEndocrine disruptors (EDs) are environmental chemicals that silently challenge public health by interfering with the body’s hormonal systems. These substances, pervasive in modern life, can cause long-term physiological disruptions with far-reaching consequences. This article delves in...

09/22/2025

Liver detox doesn’t need expensive supplements—really! Simple daily habits like 4 cups of black coffee and a brisk walk can do wonders for your liver. If you want one more thing to boost your detox, reach out to an Integrative Functional MD for guidance.

One hepatologist shares his simple, science-backed tips that can help protect and repair this vital organ

09/22/2025

What is optimum LDN starting dose? How do you trouble shoot?

09/22/2025

After Melissa Fouts was diagnosed with stage IV triple-negative breast cancer in 2019, she made her new goal to live life fast, because time was short. Seven years later, she is still here, celebrating her 100th chemotherapy infusion and cherishing every new unexpected milestone.

09/22/2025

09/22/2025

Gua sha is an ancient muscle scraping technique rooted in traditional Chinese medicine. A licensed acupuncturist explains what benefits it may bring and how to do it yourself.

09/22/2025

Scientists have achieved a medical breakthrough — a universal cancer vaccine that trains the immune system to detect and destroy cancer cells across multiple types. Unlike traditional treatments like chemotherapy, which often damage healthy cells, this vaccine uses the body’s own defenses for targeted, lasting protection.
The vaccine works by teaching T-cells to recognize proteins found only on tumor cells, marking them for attack. Early trials show promising results in boosting immunity against breast, lung, and pancreatic cancers.
If successful in large-scale human trials, this could revolutionize cancer treatment, offering a single prevention method against the world’s second leading cause of death. The vaccine could also be used in combination with immunotherapy to prevent recurrence, a major challenge in oncology.
This discovery represents the future of personalized medicine, where the immune system itself becomes the most powerful weapon against disease. Humanity may finally be on the brink of defeating cancer universally.

09/21/2025

Why should you eat celery? A registered dietitian explains how this veggie can help lower your blood pressure and clean your teeth.

09/20/2025

Oil of Oregano is one of most important tools in integrative medicine tool box.

While oregano may add flavor to your meal, have you ever wondered how it may impact your health? A registered dietitian shares the potential health benefits.

09/07/2025

Questions about LDN?

LDN and PregnancyLow-Dose Naltrexone and Pregnancy: A GuideLow-dose naltrexone (LDN) has emerged as a significant therapy in the field of integrative medicine. Originally developed at much higher doses to treat opioid dependence, naltrexone in very low doses—typically 0.5 to 4.5 mg—demonstrates ...