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Hormonal imbalances affect approximately 80% of women at some point in their lives, with many of these imbalances originating in the gut. This webinar will delve into the mechanisms through which Akkermansia muciniphila and other novel probiotic strains promote optimal health outcomes in women, specifically during the transition to menopause. Join Fullscript hosts Dr. Holly Lucille, ND, RN, and Dr. Lara Zakaria, PharmD, CNS, IFMCP, along with Pendulum CEO Dr. Colleen Cutcliffe, PhD, as they explore the latest research, clinical case studies, and practical applications of beneficial bacteria for optimal female health.

The Amazonian annatto plant has existed for centuries, with archaeological findings pointing to its use by ancient civilizations as early as 3,600 BCE. Also referred to as the “lipstick plant”, annatto contains a pigment that is utilized as coloring for foods and cosmetics. Annatto was discovered to contain tocotrienol and geranylgeraniol, two phytonutrients with considerable healthy-aging benefits. This presentation examines clinically relevant data of tocotrienol’s anti-oxidant and inflammation supporting properties in cardiometabolism, cellular health, and the aging bone. Also introduced will be annatto-derived geranylgeraniol, an endogenous nutrient the body uses to synthesize CoQ10, vitamin K, testosterone, and proteins.

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This webinar focuses on two cutting-edge technologies. Discover how Pylopass, a patented strain of Lactobacillus reuteri, promotes a balanced gut environment. Additionally, learn about Immunolin, a serum-derived bovine immunoglobulin protein isolate, and its role in supporting immune function and restoring gut integrity.

Until now, you couldn’t depend on oral glutathione supplements to boost blood and tissue levels because they were easily broken down and not always well-absorbed.1-4 We will discuss a revolutionary delivery system that increases glutathione absorption 2.5 times more than the leading oral glutathione supplement. For healthy aging, detoxification, and more, glutathione is vital for the health of every cell. You will learn the types of patients in your clinic that may benefit most from glutathione support. After this webinar, you will know the urine and blood tests to determine a patient’s glutathione status, genetic susceptibility, and oxidation-reduction balance. With this information, you can customize a glutathione treatment protocol and monitor patient progress. Practitioners have been wanting an effective oral glutathione product for their most complicated patients and now it’s here.

Oova, a precision health company, provides insights into patients' hormonal health, enabling clinicians to tailor care more effectively. Together with Fullscript's robust platform, this integration offers a powerful solution for enhancing provider-patient engagement.

Delve into the often-overlooked nutritional deficiencies and lifestyle factors that play a critical role in mental health. Discover how key nutrients can impact mood and learn practical strategies to identify and address these deficiencies. This presentation will provide healthcare professionals with valuable insights and tools to enhance their approach to mental health care.

Up to 60% of all chronic diseases develop and often progress as a result of unresolved stress levels and lack of deep and resilient sleep. While several health conditions are affected, the most underappreciated impact has recently been identified on reproductive health. Due to their interconnectivity, these underlying systems can be clinically managed with specific nutritional support and comprise a critical core approach to patient care. Clinical nutrition therapeutic approaches have been shown to have significant impact on outcomes, and leveraging cotherapies can help facilitate the time-course of care.

Join Dr. Allison Siebecker, SIBO specialist and Gastro ANP Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, to learn about truly effective natural treatments for SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth – the most common cause of IBS).