Dr Christabelle Yeoh has over 2 decades of experience in clinical care, most of which has focused on understanding root causes of chronic disease. She works with her patients to optimise their biophysical health, mitochondrial health, digestive function microbiome and brain performance. She applies the premise that dysfunctions can be corrected with established practices of nutritional and environmental medicine and selective rehab to support neuroplasticity. Understanding and applying the biophysics of health to optimise circadian biology underlies the foundation to health which patients with complex illnesses need. Through understanding foundational biophysics, biochemistry, functional medicine testing and medical assessments, she guides people through specific lifestyle and nutrient advice to positively influence energy and metabolism.

Dr. Sarah Wong graduated from the University of UNSW in 2005 and completed general practice training in 2009. She has special interest areas in IBS, chronic fatigue and autoimmune conditions. Sarah conducts Telehealth appointments.

Rentia understands the power of food on a deeply personal level. Having overcome food allergies, sensitivities, and a pain disorder, she's experienced firsthand how food choices impact our physical and emotional well-being. Rentia has a particular focus on helping individuals manage inflammatory conditions, including autoimmune diseases, gut health issues, and allergies, including histamine issues and MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome).