Total Patient Care Management:
Knowing the Predisposition of Chronic Disease
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In this presentation, Robert Martindale, MD, PhD discusses how to get ahead of chronic disease in an aging population. Dr. Martindale explores unique challenges associated with aging, including malnutrition, sarcopenia and anabolic resistance, cognitive decline, obesity and chronic inflammation, and gut/microbiome health. He takes a whole system approach to health
y aging, sharing targeted therapies that are preventative and evidence-based, including dietary and supplemental interventions. Dr. Martindale is a Professor of Surgery and Chief of the Division of GI and General Surgery at the Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, OR.
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Don't miss out on complimentary continuing education (CE) credits! This presentation is part of
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Functional Medicine and Women’s Health
Part 1: Thyroid, Adrenals and Excess Estrogen
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In this 2-part blog interview series, we sat down with Joel Evans, MD to discuss Functional Medicine insights and approaches for common women’s health issues. In part 1, Dr. Evans explores underlying etiologies of thyroid and adrenal dysfunction, as well as the interplay of obesity, inflammation and estrogen excess. A patient example is highlighted to demonstrate how Dr. Evans addresses thyroid issues utilizing Functional Medicine.
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Joel Evans, MD is the Director of The Center for Functional Medicine in Stamford, CT. He is a member of the core faculty at The Center for Mind/Body Medicine and The Institute for Functional Medicine.
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Clinical Tool
Infographic: Thyroid Function and Hypothyroidism
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Did you know?...
- Over 12% of the US population will develop a thyroid condition during their lifetime
- Up to 60% of individuals with thyroid disease are unaware of their condition
- Hypothyroidism is the 2nd most common endocrine disorder affecting women of reproductive age
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In this infographic, you will learn about:
- Thyroid hormone functions in the body
- Hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid (HPT) axis and thyrotropic feedback control
- Unique functions of TRH, TSH, T4, T3, rT3, and TPO
- Thyroid function labs and considerations
- Causes and symptoms of hypothyroidism
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Functional Medicine Made Easy
Christopher Keroack, MD, IFMCP
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Christopher Keroack, MD, IFMCP
Thursday, May 17, 2018
11-11:30 AM PT
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In this week’s Metagenics Advanced Practitioner Services (MAPS) talk, Dr. Christopher Keroack presents “Functional Medicine Made Easy.” Dr. Keroack is a Functional internist and CEO of New England Center for Functional Medicine. In this MAPS talk, Dr. Keroack explores five key areas to include in the Functional Medicine decision-making progression and explains how each area can impact patients’ overall health. Dr. Keroack also discusses five abnormalities or possible irritants to consider addressing to help patients restore balance and health.
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