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What can YOU learn from Julie’s case?

 

Good day to you!

Today we continue the series of videos celebrating a few of our AFMC-certified practitioners – and key clinical insights we can all take away from their excellent case study assessments.

You will surely walk away with a string of pearls from this series.  In this video, look for key insights about hormones, insulin resistance, estrogen dominance, testosterone metabolism (and how zinc levels can affect it), androgen dominance, hypothyroidism, xenoestrogens, and unexpected root causes of an elevated hsCRP level.   Be on the lookout for these connections in your own patients and clients too.

Congratulations to Julie, a Nurse Practitioner  and an SAFM graduate with an active practice in Australia, and her excellent work with a 19-year-old young woman with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), Hypothyroidism, Morbid Obesity, Low-grade Inflammatory symptoms, and occasional Irritable Bowel Symptoms.  Indeed a complex one!
Check out the video and see what surprises you…

If you want to experience more in this series, click here to watch Davina’s case.  You may also search “AFMC” at left to find many more.

Thank you so much for joining in.  I wish you well in your practice growth!

 

 

P.S.  If you are passionate about transforming healthcare through the power of functional medicine, we encourage you to learn more about SAFM’s practitioner training programs. Enrollment for our next cohort is now open!

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4 Questions for “What can YOU learn from Julie’s case?”

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    Veronika Bar says:

    I love these under-ten-minutes rich cases! Thank you

  2. 2
    Kathi Winker says:

    I am drooling. This is so great. Let the lab geekness shine. Thank you so much for this pearl!

  3. 1
    Anthony J Llabres says:

    Excellent Julie!!!

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