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How can practitioners interpret routine blood tests beyond reference ranges? Associate Professor Ken Sikaris, a world expert in biochemistry and pathology, also known as Dr Blood in “That Sugar Film”, explores how to use common pathology markers, trends and patterns to identify metabolic dysfunction earlier and support early preventative interventions.

For women experiencing recurrent cystitis, a collaborative approach between their complementary healthcare practitioner, general practitioner and pharmacist may be more effective than a single approach.

Our understanding of GLP-1 medications is evolving rapidly. "Lift weight, don’t lose weight," is a powerful clinical reminder, highlighting the importance of resistance training, muscle mass, bone health and an integrative approach to sustainable weight management.

Dietitian Jemma O'Hanlon calls for a sensible, evidence-driven approach to weight loss, nutrition and long-term health maintenance in those people taking incretin medications.

How is our understanding of bone health changing? In this episode, Emma Sutherland speaks with orthopaedic surgeon Dr Nick Birch about evolving assessment tools, bone fragility, screening approaches and the role of diet and supplementation in supporting bone health.

Is the heart an intelligent organ? Dr Rollin McCraty, Director of Research at HeartMath Institute, joins Dr Michelle Woolhouse to explore the connections between emotions, heart rate variability (HRV) and nervous system function. He shares practical techniques, developed over decades of research, to encourage heart-brain coherence and emotional health in the face of life’s daily stressors.

How can practitioners best support the health of children and their families? From immunity to insomnia, the nervous system to nutrition, this collection of resources is designed to guide integrative health professionals in the management of children's health presentations.

The strength of the immune system is impacted by stress, digestive system health, nutritional status and more, making a whole-body approach to care essential. Discover podcasts, infographics and technical guides that equip healthcare practitioners with a deeper, more complete understanding.

Adults may experience two to four colds per year, while children may have six to eight. Learn more about nutritional and herbal interventions for the common cold in these evidence-based, expert-led resources.

Update your knowledge with the latest evidence and research on relevant conditions and ingredients in the field of complementary medicine.

Condition, ingredient and case-study based webinars full of practice pearls for learning on-demand and at your pace. CPD hours apply.

Listen to the latest trending topics in naturopathy and integrative medicine with our fx Medicine experts interviewing key opinion leaders from the industry.