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Hi!
Although you may already be a savvy practitioner, I am certain you will learn something new in this video about More Disease Begins in the Gut: Surprising Sources. You’ll walk away with pages of notes and practical pearls you can use in your practice right away.
Here are some of the things we’ll be discussing:
- It’s tough to pronounce, but it’s the key to a lot of dysfunction.
- What’s in a name? “Normal” bowel movements. The questions you aren’t asking could be full of insights!
- Stop the geek speak! Explain gut dysfunction with Las Vegas, Bob & Fred, dry sponges, fast drains, and pantyhose. Be unforgettable.
- Bullies on the playground? They’re still our kids! We usually just need better supervision, not to expel them.
- Lowly bile? Actually it matters more than most practitioners ever imagine.
- Immune function in the gut goes way beyond what you might expect.
- Devil in the Rx? Yes, including some surprising sources of dis-ease in the gut.
- The #1 part of gut function (and boy is it boring!) that practitioners forget to address. And it often makes All the difference in sustained healing.
Thank you very much for joining in the fun and learning! Please share your detailed thoughts below in the “Ask a Question” area about what inspired you in this presentation! Include what type of practitioner you are, so that we can all see your unique perspective.
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48 Questions for “More Disease Begins in the Gut: Surprising Sources”
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Carolyne Shapiro says:
Using analogy!!! Using fun stories like Bob and Fred to help to educate, inspire and empower!
I love that a person cannot unknow what it is they know! Help people to KNOW!!! 🙂
Our job is yes to learn all the techno stuff but it is not the job of the people we help — we must talk with them so that
they understand! I love to learn that is for sure but to learn how to help people to learn in the best way possible so that
they indeed can both get well and stay well is absolutely amazing so thank you Tracy for the fabulous FB live!!!! -
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saeed akhtar says:
I trained as a naturopath and herbalist in U.K in the late 80’s but gave up practice in the 90’s i want to pick up on my previous career
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Kristen M says:
Thank you for this great webinar. As a research librarian and coach, I can attest that there is an explosion of research on leaky gut now. It is great to see the connection of the vagus nerve and rest and digest to our system. Could you share more on insulin regulation and IF in regards to this?
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Aviva Janofsky says:
This entire talk was fantastic! Thank you. What stood out most in my mind is the absolute importance of creating optimal digestion, motility, absorption, metabolism and excretion because all of the catastrophes that can occur when this is not happening. The importance of educating why this is important. Thank you Tracy I enjoyed this.
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Niki Sahani says:
Really loved today’s live as usual 🙂
What stood out to me was the method of using the stories. Its such a simple concept but yet very powerful. Thank you so much Tracy for this !!! -
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Lynda Bocchichio says:
Many great Pearls regarding Disease Begins in The Gut . One I found quite interesting is the fact that that neuropathy can be one contributing factors of constipation by the decrease of vagus nerve stimulation impairing central nervous system transmission
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Nanci Church says:
I loved the mention of the vagus nerve and the
Importance of slowing down, rest & digest and the
concept of how much our thoughts matter when it comes to our
gut. I was also inspired by how suboptimal thyroid
function can cause leaky gut.
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Using interesting, easy to understand analogies! So clients can understand concepts and be more compliant with the recommendations made by you.