(This course can be ordered immediately) No other test tells you more than a blood test. It is also the cheapest and most accurate test.
Bryan Walsh – Metabolic Fitness Level III – Blood Chemistry Interpretation
Level III – Blood Chemistry Interpretation
If you’re not running blood chemistry tests, or interpreting them from a functional medicine perspective, you’re wasting your patient’s time and money.
Blood chemistry is the most accurate, cost-effective, comprehensive, and scientifically-validated laboratory test If you are able to understand it correctly. Come and learn The first course that is based on evidence On the physiology, interpretation and use of blood chemistry.
$997
Lessons: 18 Modules
Length of the article: 18.5 hours
The Board for Certification of Nutrition Specialists℠ , the certifying board of the American Nutrition Association® (ANA®), designates this activity for a maximum of 18.5 continuing education credits for the Certified Nutrition Specialist®.
Blood Chemistry This is the most important test you can take.
Blood chemistry tests are not given the recognition they deserve in this sector. These tests are often inferior to more expensive, fancier functional lab tests, even though they only tell you a small fraction of the information that a blood test can.
These tests are not only new, but also have a lot of benefits. zero They can be validated or proven accurate by scientific evidence.
There is no other test that will tell you as much about your blood as a chemistry blood test.
But, Not if you Aren’t Reading it Correctly.
It is just the beginning of a blood chemistry testing for every patient.
You must It is important to understand how it should be interpreted To get the best out of it.
If you think about it, it’s only a piece of paper with black ink printed on it. If you understand it correctly, the information and insights that you can get about your patients through this piece of black and white paper are almost as good as the Davinci Code.
Your patients can be exposed to biochemical and physiological secrets that no other doctor could.
This is because you are able to interpret blood chemistry tests correctly. And there are two main things you need to know to interpret a blood chemistry test correctly – understanding of the markers and accurate reference ranges.
The majority Blood Chemistry Education Will Not Help You Help Your Clients.
Here’s the thing – blood chemistry education leaves a LOT to be desired.
Conventional medicine teaches bloodchemistry in a static, old-fashioned way without taking into account the most recent research on markers or understanding the story blood chemistry tells.
It is extremely, “Here’s a marker. Here’s what it could be when it is elevated. And here’s what it could mean when it’s low. Now let’s move to the next marker.”
Conventional medicine also teaches blood chemistry, focusing instead on diseases and not health.
Functional medicine’s view of blood chemistry isn’t much better.
While it’s geared towards health, it’s outdated, watered-down, and has questionable scientific validity.
It’s taught more as cute soundbites that practitioners can then parrot back to their patients to justify supplement sales, which leaves everyone disappointed because ultimately, this method doesn’t work either.
This Blood Chemistry Learn the Skills to Be Successful in Course
We provide not only the industry’s first evidence-based functional reference ranges but also the physiology behind the markers, and how to apply our method of interpretation to every blood chemistry panel you come across.
There is no need to ask your patients what kind of test they should take.
No more telling people about their lab tests “looks normal” You awkwardly recommend another test, because you don’t know what else to say.
No more scratching your head, wondering what a marker is or why it’s high or low.
Instead, you’ll.
When patients walk in your doors for the first time, you can be confident that they will know which way to go.
Use evidence-based reference levels to assess health and not just disease. This will help you spot problems before they occur.
Understand the markers found on a lab so well physiologically, you don’t have to depend on an outdated book or questionable software program to guess what may be going on.
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Are You a Candidate for This Course?
- Are you using expensive and scientifically-questionable functional medicine labs when the research is very clear on the clinical utility and accuracy of a standard blood chemistry test?
- Are you using arbitrary “optimal” Reference ranges when there is clear evidence-based support for them?
- Are you reaching for advanced diagnoses, without first adequately (or accurately) assessing fundamental things such as micronutrient deficiencies?
- Do you find yourself saying things like “death begins in the colon”, “the thyroid is the master metabolism hormone”Or “the nervous system runs the body” As justification to only look at the body through one pair of lenses?
Module 1
Intro To Blood
In this video, we cover the important characteristics of blood including functions, regulation, hematopoesis, and main constituents.
Module 2
CBC with Differential
Here we cover the specifics of how red blood cells are made (erythropoiesis), the markers of a CBC and what they specifically are and measure, as well as iron metabolism and related markers.
Module 3
Enzymes, Wastes
This module examines the physiology, biochemistry and roles of all primary enzymes, as well as the role of wastes, on a standard blood chemistry.
Module 4
Electrolytes
This section explains the biochemistry, physiology, and function of major electrolytes in blood chemistry.
Module 5
Glucose & Lipids
In this module, we dive into the physiology of glucose regulation and related hormones and markers, as well as the physiology of the lipids found on a blood chemistry, including cholesterol and triacylglycerols.
Module 6
Introduction Blood Chemistry
Now that physiology has been taught, we dive into the research and reasoning behind blood chemistry, including how ranges were created and why we’re teaching them the way we are.
Module 7
Glucose Regulation, and Lipids
This 2.5 hour module covers glucose regulation and related markers like you’ve never seen it. It covers physiology and a few glucose-related markers. Evidence-based reference ranges are also included. There is even myth busting about hypoglycemia or insulin resistance.
Module 8
Micronutrients
This module examines some of the micronutrients in blood, including magnesium, calcium and phosphorous, as well as providing evidence-based references for each.
Module 9
Anemia and CBC
This module explains how to identify, distinguish, and differentiate different types anemias using evidence-based reference levels for a CBC.
Module 10
Mitochondria
This module covers all the relevant research on mitochondrial dysfunction, what causes it, whether or not we can accurately assess it using laboratory testing (hint: we can’t, well), and emerging therapeutic options for patients and clients with mitochondrial issues.
Module 11
Oxidative Stress
It turned out that much of what was taught to us about free radicals is obsolete. This module provides a scientifically based update of the information. It also covers the most scientifically sound and accurate methods to use blood chemistry to assess oxidative stress.
Module 12
Immune Dysregulation
Sometimes also referred to as “autoimmunity”This module explains how the immune system can become dysfunctional, attack self-tissues and is a unique marker that is a true Th1 indicator. It also demonstrates how to evaluate a few proteins in blood chemistry including albumin andglobulins.
Module 13
Infections
This module covers the role of silent, or latent, infections and the role of iron (and possibly iron deficiency anemia) in people with chronic infections. With compelling evidence-based optimal levels, the differential of a CBC will be covered.
Module 14
Inflammation, Cell damage, and Wastes
This module covers the most important markers of inflammation like CRP, ESR and why it is better to use both. You will also find information on blood chemistry enzymes (AST and ALT, GGT), as well as wastes (creatinine and bilirubin), and a section about fatty liver.
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Module 15
Detoxification
This module is a short version of the All About Detoxification course. It is the first ever evidence-based course in the science of detoxification. In this module, you’ll learn the basics of detoxification as well as principles of performing evidence-based detoxification programs in your practice.
Module 16
Acid-Base Balance
This module explains the science behind hotly contested topics like pH balance, acidity, and alkalinity. Blood Chemical markers such as bicarbonate or chloride are covered as well as validated calculations for serum acid pH.
Module 17
Hydration
This module evaluates the many different ways of assessing hydration status, and which is the most accurate.You’ll learn validated calculations for osmolarity and viscosity and find yourself wondering why you’ve never heard of these calculations before.
Module 18
Social Isolation and Purpose
There are three types of biochemistry: physiology, biochemistry and blood chemistry interpretation. Incredible tools in your quest to help your patients, but if we aren’t considering their perspective, world view, and purpose in life, we are failing our patients and clients. This module will inspire you to help others.
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Course Features
- Lectures 1
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 10 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 65
- Assessments Yes
