Join Dr. Daniel Kalish, a leading functional medicine expert, for a comprehensive webinar on heavy metal toxicity - a hidden driver of chronic health issues, including fatigue, brain fog, immune dysfunction, and hormone imbalances. This session will cover advanced testing methods, detoxification protocols, and personalized treatment strategies to safely and effectively eliminate heavy metals from the body.
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12:00 PM PST |
Since the 2002-2004 WHI trials linked hormone therapy to breast cancer, heart disease, and stroke, many women avoided treatment for menopausal symptoms. Later reanalysis (2008-2019) showed that early postmenopausal therapy lowered coronary disease and mortality, and estrogen alone reduced breast cancer risk-though this perspective never reached mainstream media. A 2024 study of 10 million women has further redefined hormone safety beyond age 65, highlighting risks and benefits by formulation and delivery. Urinary hormone testing can also reveal metabolism patterns tied to cancer risk. Together, these insights help clinicians individualize therapy to improve quality of life and longevity.
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12:00 PM PST |
Menopause is a well-defined stage marked by the end of menstruation, while andropause reflects a more gradual change in testosterone in men. These natural life transitions may influence overall well-being and are part of the normal aging process. Developing a deeper understanding of these changes can help clinicians recognize patterns and provide informed, supportive care to patients.
In this session, Dr. Lylen Ferris, ND, Director of Clinical Education at Doctor's Data, will share perspectives on evaluating hormone balance with advanced laboratory assessments. The discussion will introduce two testing options from Doctor's Data - the Comprehensive Plus Salivary Hormone Profile and the Hormone & Urinary Metabolites Assessment Profile (HuMap™). Dr. Ferris will also review considerations for incorporating the cortisol awakening response (CAR) into salivary cortisol testing, along with lifestyle and nutrition factors that clinicians may wish to explore when supporting patients.
This is a Rupa University hosted event.
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11:00 PM PST |