What insight can a nutrigenomics report provide in approximately 15-minutes?
The purpose of nutrigenomics is to guide more personalized nutritional support. SNPs can tell us where to focus our clinical evaluation. Is the patient drinking too much caffeine? Eating too much fat? What nutrients should I test for? What kind of exercise is best for the patient? These minisodes provide a SNP peak into the nutrigenomics case studies submitted by providers for our Nutrigenomics Case Study Events.
Minisode #1- A 32-year-old woman whose top complaints are PCOS, weight gain, and fatigue. Asthma is also in her medical history.
Minisode #2- A 55-year-old woman whose top objectives are significant weight gain, binge eating when stressed, and persistent knee pain.
Minisode #3- A 35-year-old working mom of 3 children. Her top concerns are brain fog, fatigue, headaches that have recently turned more extreme
and she is achy all over.
Minisode #4- A 57-year old female patient with mold illness, heavy metal toxicity, extreme fatigue, anxiety, vision problems, difficulty thinking, can’t lose weight. Dx with Hashimoto’s.
Minisode #5- 31-year old male, placed on Ritalin in the second grade, whose top objectives are anxiety and depression, especially in the winter months, food aversions, and year-round allergies.
Minisode #6- A 57-year-old male CEO, with problems with memory. Pt has borderline blood pressure. Problems with memory started with taking a statin. Pt also has issues with borderline blood sugar HGA1C is 5.8 and bloating. The patient is losing weight by avoiding fats and carbs.
Minisode #7- A 45-year-old female who is inquiring about bio-identical hormones for depression, anxiety, and weight gain.
Minisode #8-A 54 year old woman living with IBS symptoms. Weight, energy, mood, and recurring injuries are other top objectives.
Minisode #9- A 29-year-old man living with addiction-Diagnosed with ADD when he was younger, started self-medicating with alcohol and then on to heroine.
Minisode #10- A 35-year old woman, grew up in a rural Pennsylvania farming community. She is diagnosed with POTS, Ehlers Danlos, chronic fatigue, and high levels of Epstein-Barr virus.
Minisode #11- A 32-year old woman who desires to become pregnant. She has high B12 levels, severe fatigue, and fluctuating thyroid levels.
Kara Ware recommends PureGenomics® as your genetic interpretation platform. PureGenomics® was developed by Pure Encapsulations to harness the science of nutrigenomics to empower individuals to uncover the relationship between their genes, nutrition, and wellness.
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Bonus Minisodes
Approaching Anorexia Nervosa solely as a psychological disorder does not account for the brain’s response to a shortage of essential nutrients. Nutritional deficiencies arising from prolonged self-starvation profoundly disrupt normal brain function, and psychological interventions alone are often not sufficient for patients whose brain and neurotransmitter functioning is sub-optimal.
Dr. James Greenblatt talks with us about advancing care for Anorexia Nervosa for the first time in over 25-years.
Pharmacogenomics- Dr. Jamie Wilkey talks with us about Pharmacogenomics and how Functional Medicine providers can work alongside a pharmacist for your patients’ safety and well-being. Are you a Pharmacist who is interested in starting their own consulting career? Register for a Free class!