James Thorne is a clinical nutritionist and certified functional medicine practitioner specialising in chronic fatigue, mitochondrial health, and detoxification pathways. With eight years of clinical practice, he has developed a reputation for transforming the lives of patients struggling with persistent exhaustion and brain fog.
His approach integrates advanced functional testing -- including organic acids, mycotoxin panels, and heavy metal assessments -- with targeted nutritional and lifestyle interventions. James trained at the Institute for Optimum Nutrition and completed his IFMCP certification through the Institute for Functional Medicine.
James is particularly interested in the intersection of environmental toxicity and mitochondrial function, and regularly lectures on detoxification protocols at professional development events.
James works from the principle that chronic fatigue is a symptom, not a diagnosis. He systematically investigates mitochondrial function, toxic burden, and nutrient status to identify the specific drivers of energy depletion. His protocols emphasise cellular nutrition, targeted supplementation, and gradual detoxification support, always guided by objective biomarker data.
Mitochondrial support, adrenal function assessment, and energy metabolism optimisation. Root-cause investigation of persistent exhaustion using advanced functional testing.
Cellular energy production optimisation, CoQ10 and B-vitamin status assessment, and fatigue resolution strategies. Targets mitochondrial function at the root level.
Hepatic detoxification pathway support, toxin elimination strategies, and antioxidant defence enhancement. Includes mycotoxin and heavy metal assessment.
David M.
Chronic Fatigue
“James completely transformed my energy levels. His understanding of mitochondrial dysfunction and the biomarker tracking made all the difference.”
Trained in the Functional Health Matrix framework for chronic condition management.
Uses EPINUTRI real-time biomarkers to monitor and adjust protocols continuously.