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Easily Find & Enroll Clients: Summary In Easily Find & Enroll Clients, Jenn Malecha, a health business advisor with extensive experience in business and project management, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition, and transformational coaching, shares her journey and insights with Evan. Jenn has successfully guided numerous functional health practitioners in building profitable practices that enable them to provide effective care while maintaining work-life balance. Through her Holistic Health Boss brand, she empowers health-conscious individuals by providing access to essential lab tests and resources, helping them solve their health puzzles and regain their well-being. Jenn emphasizes the importance of authenticity and leveraging one’s unique experiences and qualities to connect with and attract ideal clients. She illustrates this with personal anecdotes and practical examples, such as her high school sports experience, which highlighted her natural leadership skills. Jenn explains the significance of niching down to a specific 3 percent of the marketplace, understanding psychographics,

Over-the-Counter Mouthwash: Summary In this Science Matters discussing recent research exploring the link between over-the-counter mouthwash and an increased risk of prediabetes and diabetes is Dr. Aron Gonshor, CEO of Fluids iQ, and Reed Davis, founder of Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN). The discussion delves into how mouthwash, while effective at reducing harmful oral bacteria, also indiscriminately destroys beneficial bacteria crucial for producing nitric oxide, which plays a vital role in regulating blood sugar levels and insulin sensitivity. The study highlighted reveals a significant association between frequent use of mouthwash and a 50% higher risk of developing diabetes, particularly among overweight or obese individuals, regardless of their socioeconomic status or other health factors. The episode underscores the importance of maintaining a balanced oral microbiome to prevent potential systemic health issues.  Dr. Gonshor and Reed also emphasize the need for practical oral health strategies beyond mouthwash to promote overall health and prevent metabolic

Supplement Management: Summary In “Supplement Management” Evan discusses the Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN) approach to supplements and how it differs from traditional Western and natural/functional medicine. While Western medicine often sidelines the use of high-quality supplements, opting for multivitamins from supermarkets, natural and functional medicine practitioners try to treat conditions like anxiety with supplements in place of pharmaceuticals, which may not be as effective but typically have fewer side effects. FDN, however, does not treat symptoms directly with supplements; instead, they use them as a supportive measure while seeking out the root cause of health issues like panic disorder or acne, termed as ‘intelligent allopathy.’ This involves identifying underlying issues rather than treating a ‘deficiency in a medication or supplement.’ FDN emphasizes the importance of bio-individuality in supplement protocols. Unlike generic dosing recommendations common in natural medicine, FDN practitioners use a method called self-titration, where supplements are introduced slowly and