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Hi!
I am so excited to share this Facebook Live and THESE POWERFUL PEARLS of functional medicine with you. At SAFM we honor that scientific knowledge is always evolving. That’s why we regularly revise our content in light of new research findings.
This information is CRITICAL for ALL practitioner modalities.
Are you confident in your root cause knowledge?
Although you may already be a savvy practitioner, I am certain you will learn something new in this video. 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:
- How Amazingly Few true Root Causes of disease are at play in today’s epidemics.
- The Distraction of fancy labs and supplements: the most important (and free!) components of good medicine.
- Surprising insight into just how often there is often Nothing Wrong with the human body.
- Dis-ease vs. Disease: this difference is what is Transforming health care (are you on board?).
- What’s really In Charge in the body? (Yep, it’s not the brain.)
- Estrogen dominance: It’s Not about the ovaries, folks!
- Yes, disease Does often begin in the gut, but sometimes in ways you likely don’t expect!
- When they Just. Can’t. Get. Well., go upstream and focus Here.
Thank you very much for joining in the fun and learning!
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105 Questions for “True Root Causes of Dis-Ease for Practitioners”
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Bernadette Verhiel says:
It is so true and especially in conventional health care that we ignore the real root causes of disease, diet, lifestyle, community, purpose. I try to instill the need for these in my clients and try to embody them myself. Baby steps is the best approach but any tips are always welcome.
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Ali says:
Sugar stores as Saturated Fat… leading to heart disease.
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Maria says:
Thank you for the FB live today! Appreciated the message that just treating symptoms and taking supplements without making health-supportive choices (sleep, promoting parasympathy) just does not work. Yes!!
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Denise Whitecotton says:
Got on your FB Live! I like how you said the body follows mind and belief systems
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Cheryl Backes says:
As always, thank you for generously sharing your knowledge and enthusiasm about functional medicine!
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Thank you Tracy! I love all the connections to sleep and toxins as the upstream impact to downstream symptoms. I especially appreciated the comments regarding sleep apnea and its effect on stress hormones.
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Rondi Ballard says:
Thank you for the FB live! Great, as ususal! The comment about clients jumping on Google and researching all of the things that can go wrong with us and having that majorly stress them out really resonated with me since I just had a client go through that this morning!
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Lori Lamb says:
Tracy, Another wonderful FB LIVE! I loved your breakdown of sugar and what it does in the body and the importance of the foods that don’t feed us!
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Anne Watts says:
Thanks again for the great video today!! I love re-listening to this to ingrain it in my brain!! Wahoo!!
You ROCK!!Annie
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Jane Durston says:
I loved the Facebook live today! For me the outstanding point( there were a lot really) but if I had to pick one it was that beliefs activate biochemical changes to produce changes in our body. The mind body connection is something that fascinates me and can’t wait to find more in my first course
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Michele Duffy says:
So much information in these FB live events – thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! I learn something applicable every time I tune in! xo
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Dena says:
I love your high level perspective of prioritizing foundational pieces like healthy eating, sleep, and stress management and not getting too lost in the weeds of the physiology, microbiology, etc.! Thanks for all you do – I’m excited to get started with SAFM in just a couple of weeks and would love to be entered in the drawing for the Deep Dive Clinical Course!
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Beth Day says:
We must honor the body’s expectations if we want to heal.
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Elizabeth Cassano says:
Health repels disease. Self worth and self love. Fat closet. Pantry in the left butt cheek. Power of placebo belief systems. Celebrate the softer side of our lives! LOVE THESE SO MUCH FOR SELF and CLIENTS!
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Roberta A Formica says:
I like the idea that the body isn’t broken but rather trying to correct itself due to our poor choices.
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Suzanne Johnson says:
Thank you for a great talk today! Loved your point that we have to look at all the aspects of a client’s life–we have to look beyond just their physical symptoms, as often their issues result from other lifestyle factors. Thanks again, Tracy! 🙂
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Jane Roodenburg says:
Thanks for the talk today. I especially love how truly holistic this is, how it takes into account all life choices and situations. I love having the science behind the things I already know!!
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Hi Tracy!! These past 7 months have BLOWN my mind! I am half way through and so so amazed of what I am learning!! I listen whenever I can so it becomes ingrained in my mind! I love the way you present such a balanced view on EVERYTHING. I appreciate your science background….You exude credibility!! Rock on!!!!
Annie Watts
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Kimberly M Concra says:
Thank you for the FB Live. I would love to be entered into your drawing. I am an MS student at U Bridgeport hoping to do my CNS … already an LDN but back at school. The clinical piece is my weakness. Grateful, Kimberly Concra
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I appreciate the attention to the softer side. We have learned to address sleep but still continue to struggle with relaxing and slowing our lives down.