Event Inquiries

Yes! Our Lincoln Park location is conveniently accessible via CTA trains and buses, including the nearby Armitage Brown/Purple Line station. We’re also accessible via the Armitage #73 and Halsted #8 bus routes, making it easy to visit from downtown, the North Side, and surrounding neighborhoods.

Yes! Our West Loop location is conveniently located near several CTA train and bus lines. We’re just a short walk from the Morgan Green/Pink Line station and accessible via multiple nearby bus routes, including the Madison #20 and Halsted #8.

Yes! Moon Rabbit's Lincoln Park location sits right on Armitage Avenue, and there is plenty of metered street parking around. Depending on the time of day, you may also find free parking on side streets branching off of Armitage. We recommend arriving 5-10 minutes early during busier times of day to ensure you have time to find a spot.

Yes! Moon Rabbit's West Loop location sits right on Madison Street, and there is plenty of metered street parking around. Depending on the time of day, you may also find free parking on side streets branching off of Madison. We recommend arriving 5-10 minutes early during busier times of day to ensure you have time to find a spot.

Yes, functional medicine doctors are licensed to diagnose medical conditions using standard tests and assessments, while also evaluating underlying factors that may contribute to the condition. Their goal is to provide a comprehensive, individualized treatment plan.

No. Functional medicine is a systems-based, science-focused approach that can be practiced by medical doctors, naturopaths, or other licensed providers. Naturopathic medicine often emphasizes natural therapies and may avoid conventional medications. While there is overlap, functional medicine is rooted in integrating conventional and holistic strategies.

Yes, functional medicine doctors are licensed healthcare providers and can prescribe medications when necessary. They also often incorporate supplements, nutrition plans, and lifestyle interventions as part of a comprehensive treatment approach.

The core belief of functional medicine is that each person’s health is unique, and that optimal wellness comes from addressing the underlying causes of illness. It emphasizes the body’s innate ability to heal itself when given the right support through nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted interventions.

While conventional doctors typically focus on diagnosing and treating specific diseases or symptoms, functional medicine doctors emphasize prevention, root causes, and individualized treatment plans. They often spend more time with patients to explore lifestyle, diet, stress, and environmental factors that may contribute to health issues.

A functional medicine doctor is a licensed healthcare practitioner who takes a holistic, systems-based approach to patient care. They focus on identifying and addressing the root causes of chronic illness, rather than just treating symptoms, by looking at genetics, lifestyle, environment, and nutrition alongside traditional diagnostic methods.

The best wellness shot depends on your individual health goals and needs. Vitamin B12 boosts energy and supports neurological function. Vitamin D3 supports bone health, immunity, and hormonal balance. Our functional medicine practitioner can recommend the most suitable option based on your blood tests, lifestyle, and wellness objectives.

Yes, wellness shots can be effective, particularly for individuals who have nutrient deficiencies, poor absorption, or higher nutrient needs. Because the vitamins are delivered directly into the bloodstream, the body can absorb them more efficiently than oral supplements, providing faster and more noticeable results in energy levels, immune support, and overall vitality.