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#42: Mapping Yoga with Caroline Stahlschmidt Sep 07, 2018

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September is National Yoga month! As yoga is one of my favorite practices—for my mind, body and spirit—I wanted to invite Caroline Stahlschmidt, FxNA team member and certified yoga instructor, to the 15MM table to speak into the myriad health benefits of this ancient healing practice. Don’t miss the printable and completed Matrix for this […]

#41: Mapping Self-Worth and Eating Behaviors with Dana James Aug 31, 2018

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The female archetypes, defined by nutritionist Dana James, give insight into patient’s instinctual behaviors regarding diet and lifestyle modification. The archetypes illuminate both a sense of identity and a set of thoughts and behaviors that help us to better understand those we support. Dana brilliantly identifies why subtle dietary differences matter! August 31, 2018 > […]

#40: Mapping Grief and Autoimmunity with Kerry Jeffery Aug 24, 2018

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The grief that surrounds an autoimmune diagnosis should not be overlooked as an impactful Trigger and Mediator in the further expression of signs and symptoms related to the condition. In this week’s episode, Kerry Jeffery walks us through her 9-phase model of grief related to chronic illness. If you work with patients with autoimmunity, be […]

#39: Mapping Cognitive Function with Dr. Steven Masley Aug 17, 2018

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Cognitive function is how our brain processes, retrieves and uses information. It’s who we are! Listen to this week’s episode to gain expert recommendations from Dr. Steven Masley about the 5 key areas that most impact cognitive function in our patients. (They may be different than you think!)

#38: Mapping Infections and Autoimmunity with Dr. Nikolas Hedberg Aug 10, 2018

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Infections are an emerging health issue in chronically ill patients, connected to a variety of conditions such as autoimmune diseases, neurological disorders, CVD and more. Understanding the connection and where we may need to “back it up” are the cornerstone of this week’s episode.

#37: Mapping our Favorites Aug 03, 2018

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Now that we’re over 35 episodes into the podcast, we wanted to step back, introduce you to a handful of the Functional Nutrition and Lifestyle Practitioners that are a part of the thriving Functional Nutrition Lab community, and highlight their takeaways from the podcast along with their favorite episode. Tune-in for this week’s unusual and fun roundtable discussion.

#36: Mapping Longevity with Jason Prall Jul 27, 2018

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“We’re putting meaning in the wrong place if we want health and longevity.” These are the words of Jason Prall, health and longevity expert, and my guest on this week’s episode of the 15-Minute Matrix. Listen in to hear what does matter if we want to extend life for our clients, patients, and ourselves, and look to mimic the practices in the Blue Zones, where life after 100 is more common than elsewhere.

#35: Mapping Therapeutic Love with Dr. Venu Julapalli Jul 20, 2018

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This is the perfect week to spend some time with my good friend Dr. Venu Julapalli, and when you tune-in, you’ll find out why. While Dr. Julapalli is a trained gastroenterologist, he also celebrates and honors the importance of the therapeutic bond between practitioner and patients. So much so, that he refers to it as therapeutic love. Don’t miss this poignant episode!

#34: Mapping Character Strengths with Dr. Sandra Scheinbaum Jul 13, 2018

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Positive psychology is a way of thinking that addresses, “What do we need to thrive? What contributes to a good life?” As Dr. Sheinbaum shares in this week’s episode, character strengths are essential traits that, when used, help us to be and become our best selves. They’re an essential part of healing!

#33: Mapping Sulfur Reducing Bacteria (SIBO) with Dr. Nirala Jacobi Jul 06, 2018

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Sulfur is a mineral found primarily in proteins and certain vegetables including garlic, onions, broccoli and several others. Sulfur is also produced endogenously. Excesses in sulfur, in the presence of dysbiosis, can turn that sulfur into hydrogen sulfide gas. As Dr. Jacobi explains in this week’s episode, this combo. leads to difficult to resolve SIBO cases. Tune-in to learn more.

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