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Most hormone protocols fail because they start in the wrong place.   Practitioners spend years chasing estrogen dominance, sluggish thyroid, and cortisol dysregulation without ever looking at what's driving those patterns. Tracy Harrison makes the case in this episode that the hormone imbalance r…
Most practitioners assume the only honest path into functional medicine is to leave conventional medicine behind, and Katie Creedon has spent nearly two decades proving that assumption wrong.   Katie is an adult nurse practitioner with deep roots in geriatric care, a program director for a VA nur…
Some practitioners find functional medicine through curiosity. Heather Slusher found it through a tendon rupture. On this episode of Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, host Tracy Harrison sits down with Heather to explore what functional medicine for nurse practitioners really means when it…
Recurring dysbiosis is a clinical clue that the body’s terrain still favors chaos over repair. On Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, Tracy Harrison speaks directly to practitioners who keep seeing recurrent gut dysbiosis return after a short-lived win. Her point is direct. Recurrent gut dys…
High blood pressure is often treated as a number to push down, yet the body may be raising it for reasons standard care never investigates.   On Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, host Tracy Harrison reframes functional medicine for high blood pressure as a better way to understand the bi…
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