Webinars

As the “first food of life” colostrum provides immune, anti-infective, microbiome, and growth supporting benefits. It is one of the key therapeutic elements for restoring gut barrier integrity. Recent research also points to its potential to

Use of and interest in CBD-based dietary supplements and topical products are at an all-time high, though there remains a significant lack of understanding regarding the scientifically demonstrated benefits of this potent natural compound.  The

Many integrative practitioners treat patients experiencing chronic joint pain and related underlying health conditions. By learning to address the real triggers of chronic joint pain, integrative practitioners can make a profoundly positive impact on

The dietary supplement industry is an ever-expanding and evolving market. Some estimates state that there are over 80,000 unique products available in the U.S. marketplace alone. This can make it challenging for healthcare providers to stay informed

The probiotic field has expanded greatly over the past decade, yet misinformation abounds. This talk reviews established criteria for legitimate probiotics, briefly summarizes evidence where probiotics might be of value to human health, and discusses how

Join Dr. Amy Rolfson for an exciting presentation on the gut-bladder connection. Dr. Rolfsen will explain the role stool testing plays in managing and healing chronic bladder conditions.

Register for the webinar to learn about this critical paradigm and

Vitamin D deficiency and insufficiency is a Global health problem.  The Institute of Medicine has recommended for maximum calcium and bone health that a blood level of 25-hydroxyvitamin D should be at least 20 ng/mL (50 nmol per liter).  The

As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic remains a focal point in the healthcare industry, patients are looking to their clinicians for strategies to modify their diet and lifestyle and improve immune defenses. Patients need support in managing

Our discussion will encompass downward trends over the last several decades in the United States relative to both male and female fertility.  And what does it mean about the status of human health and risk factors for positive fertility

Multiple converging lines of evidence have shown that the primary cause of inflammation may be the dysfunction of the gut-brain axis. This presentation reviews the links between dysbiosis, metainflammation, and psychiatric conditions. Dr Scheiderer