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Your patient is sitting across from you, unable to finish a sentence, waiting for a word that used to come easily. That is the perfect example of what lion’s mane mycelium and its compound, erinacine A were designed to do. You have already covered her diet, her stress load, and her sleep, but her brain

I’ve been doing this long enough to recognize the exact moment symptoms stop being one problem and start being four problems, all of them leading back to the same root cause. That’s exactly what CKM syndrome is – the new cardiovascular kidney metabolic syndrome, collectively approved by four major medical organizations. If you’ve got a

You know this patient. She improves with every single thing you try. Her gut settles, her sleep gets better, her brain fog lifts, and then two weeks later, she’s back at the beginning with the exact same symptoms. For years I chased the symptoms but adjusting protocols and didn’t even consider mold as a possibility.

Methylene blue has had quite the career. It began as a synthetic textile dye, became a laboratory stain, entered medicine as an early antimalarial and is now being promoted online for energy, cognition, mood, sleep and longevity. That history is fascinating. It is not, however, proof that every patient with fatigue or brain fog needs

If you work with patients who have bloating, abdominal discomfort, constipation, diarrhea, or a digestive system that never seemed to recover after food poisoning, the possibility of SIBO has probably crossed your mind And at some point, you may have thought that the logical test would be a lactulose or glucose breath test to confirm

Wellness practitioner burnout does not always begin with too many patients, a packed calendar, or an overflowing task list. Sometimes it begins much more quietly – with the realization that you are carrying every clinical question, staffing problem, financial concern, and business decision by yourself. A few weeks ago, I hit a wall. On paper,

Your patient is exhausted. She has worked on her sleep, taken the adaptogens, supported her adrenals, and made the recommended lifestyle changes. But she still feels like someone pulled the plug. When a patient presents with persistent fatigue, it is easy to assume that stress, cortisol, or adrenal dysfunction is the primary problem. Sometimes it

Are your patients disappearing after just two or three visits, even though your clinical care is excellent? If so, the problem may not be your protocols, diagnostic skills, or treatment recommendations. It could be your practice model. In this episode of The Clinical Entrepreneur Podcast, Dr. Ronda Nelson explores one of the biggest reasons functional

Your patient just told you she’s lost 40 pounds on Ozempic, and everyone around her is celebrating. I get it. But when I hear that number, the first thing I want to know is: did she protect her muscle? Did she protect her digestion? Is she actually eating protein, or is she surviving on crackers,