The Evolution of Medicine Podcast

This week, we are talking about enzymes. Enzymes are used and recommended by practitioners across our ecosystem. There are many different supplement companies that are recommending enzymes, so we wanted to get to the guy behind the guy, like where are these enzymes coming from? What are the most popular types of enzymes?

So, today we are going to be doing a special podcast episode with my partners at HealCommunity, Barclay Burns and Christina Tidwell. They discuss how chronic disease is being treated in the health system and how to succeed with those outcomes.

In this episode, we feature Dr. Jessica Drummond, as a part of our New Models series. You’ll learn what a big deal endometriosis is, and to what degree it acts like many other chronic illnesses that you’re probably treating in your practices. Dr. Drummond shares her new model that includes health coaching, technology, functional nutrition and physical connection to care for patients with endometriosis.

This week on the podcast we have an exciting episode announcing our launch of Functional Forum Communities! I’m joined by Toni Wolley and Kristen Brokaw, who are both leaders of their local communities in St. Louis and Indianapolis but are also sales reps. Toni and Kristen are on to share with us how they started their local communities and their journey’s with them.

Dr. Bodzin discusses what to do for your practice overwhelm. He shares what he struggled with as well as tips and tricks he has learned to improve patient retention. This episode goes into great detail on how creating business models and plans for your practice can help with patient retention and make running things smoother .

On this episode, we talked about some of the things that practitioners tend to get wrong about inflammation, about autoimmune disease. We talked about the connection between SARS-CoV-2 and a human tissue and how that’s affecting clinical practice.