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English
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51 episodes
since March 10, 2025
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A presenting symptom tells you where the system is signaling distress. It rarely tells you where the problem started. Functional medicine clinical reasoning gives you a way to trace that signal upstream and identify potential drivers that keep a patient stuck.   On this solo episode of Functional…

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A nurse practitioner functional medicine career does not have to mean choosing between a hospital role and your own practice. Many practitioners feel that tension. One NP built both and shares how she made it work.   On Functional Medicine for Real World Impact, host Tracy Harrison talks with Lau…
Patients walk into your office already convinced their adrenals are shot. The real physiology tells a different story, and untangling it changes how you assess fatigue, cortisol, and chronic illness in your next patient visit.   On this episode of Functional Medicine for Real World Impact, host T…
You can order every lab in the book and still miss the answer sitting in the patient's chart. That is the trap at the center of this episode, and it is one of several functional medicine practice pitfalls host Tracy Harrison and guest Edit Zelkind, PA walk through, using real cases from their own p…
Your patient's TSH looks perfect, but she still has every hypothyroid symptom in the book. Reverse T3 may offer an important clue, and many practitioners misread it.   In this episode of Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, host Tracy Harrison breaks down reverse T3 thyroid myths that have …
Most hormone conversations center on estradiol, progesterone, insulin, and cortisol. This one makes room for a hormone many practitioners may be overlooking.   On Functional Medicine for Real World Impact, host Tracy Harrison sits down with Dr. Anna Cabeca, triple-board-certified physician, OB-GY…
You built the perfect protocol and your patient still does not improve. The missing piece might be trauma biology in functional medicine practice, not another test or supplement.   Dr. Aimie Apigian joins host Tracy Harrison on Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact to unpack why unresolved tr…
Why do so many patients with textbook risk factors still struggle with high blood pressure, fatigue, and poor circulation even after the obvious fixes? On this episode of Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, host Tracy Harrison makes the case that nitric oxide challenges are often misundersto…
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…
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…
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