I still do some NHS work now, and did during the height of the pandemic. Despite enjoying all my hospital and GP experiences, I still felt I wasn’t helping people in the best way that I had envisioned. This broad knowledge of medicine made me realise that the current conventional medical practise is far from complete. It did not provide me with the tools to understand and address the emotional, spiritual, environmental, social, nutritional, lifestyle and psychological issues that influence the health and well-being of so many patients. Not all conditions fully improve with conventional treatments, which is something I’ve seen as an NHS GP. I know without a doubt that in order to achieve true health, you must look at the physical in conjunction with the mind as the two are closely linked and impact on each other, and this is often overlooked in conventional NHS health care. I have a broad range of knowledge about both conventional and holistic medicine and use this to combine the two in my recommendations for better health, which is called Integrative Medicine. I have studied with the British College of Integrative Medicine and have been taught by experts in the field from the UK, Australia and the USA. I’ve invested tens of thousands of pounds into my education in this field. I truly believe in it and am always seeking the most up to date knowledge.