The Health Detective Podcast by Functional Diagnostic Nutrition

On this episode of The Health Detective Podcast, we are diving into the experiences of Sabrina, a registered nurse turned Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN) practitioner, who co-founded Revive Functional Wellness. Living in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, with her supportive husband and two kids, Sabrina's journey in the health field has evolved towards a focus on self-care and integrative approaches to health. The discussion highlights her personal health challenges, including struggles with hormonal balance and the premature birth of her children, which led her to explore and advocate for functional medicine. Sabrina and her co-founders at Revive Functional Wellness embrace a collaborative approach to health management, discussing lab results and wellness protocols as a team to provide the best care for their clients.   We will also be touching on the significance of genetic testing, the importance of diet and environmental detox in healthcare, and the need for a closer collaboration between conventional and functional medicine to address chronic illnesses and mental health issues more effectively. Implicit is a call to nurses and healthcare professionals to consider the profound possibilities that functional medicine offers for both practitioners and patients seeking more personalized and preventive health solutions.   Where to find Sabrina:   Facebook: Revive Functional Wellness Instagram: @revivefunctionalwellness Website: https://revivefunctionalwellnesssc.com Need to get in contact with us at FDN? Go to fdntraining.com/resources for everything you could possibly need!

In this episode of the Health Detective Podcast by Functional Diagnostic Nutrition, host Evan Transue, also known as Detective Ev, interviews Veda, a former student and now a dedicated health practitioner. Veda shares her intense journey of overcoming numerous health challenges, including Lyme disease, anxiety, depression, and more, through the principles of Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN) and holistic approaches. Veda recalls her early symptoms starting in high school, leading to severe illness and a diagnosis of Lyme disease in college. She discusses the transformative impact of adjusting her diet, lifestyle, and employing a holistic, whole-body approach to her health, emphasizing the importance of not overcomplicating the healing process. Now a health practitioner, Veda is passionate about guiding others, particularly focusing on women's hormonal issues and leveraging her psychology degree to address mental health aspects. This episode serves as an inspiring testament to the power of natural healing and functional medicine in addressing complex health issues and improving overall well-being. Where to find Veda: Facebook: Wellness by Veda Instagram: @wellnessbyveda Tik Tok: @wellnessbyveda Website: https://www.wellnessbyveda.com  Where to find all things FDN: We've compiled a variety of resources for our podcast listeners that can be found at www.fdntraining.com/resources.  

On today's episode of the Health Detective Podcast, we're talking to Krista Morton, an integrative health practitioner specializing in helping clients worldwide with complex illnesses through an integrative and somatic approach. She shares her own journey from suffering early childhood symptoms, leading to being diagnosed with multiple autoimmune diseases in college, to discovering the root causes of her conditions via unconventional DNA testing. Her practice leverages DNA testing, brain retraining, and various healing modalities, focusing on conditions like Lyme disease, mold illness, autoimmunity, gut health, and more. Krista advocates for using integrative medicine to provide healing using tools as unique as each individual's DNA. Additionally, the discussion touches on the importance of foundational labs, the transformative power of recognizing and addressing root causes, and the utilization of brain retraining and neuro-emotional techniques to facilitate healing. Krista also emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance in the healing journey and details her approach to managing health challenges, advocating for a comprehensive approach that includes lifestyle and dietary changes along with targeted supplements and therapies. If you folks remember Sebastian Yepes being on the show, then all you need to know is that Krista is a personal friend of his (so you KNOW it's good). If you have any questions, please go to www.fdntraining.com/resources.  Where to find Krista: Website: somasonder.mykajabi.com Instagram: @somasonder Facebook: SomaSonder; Krista Lynne l Integrative Healer Podcast: Unbound Health & Wellness Where to find all things FDN: All things FDN can be found here: fdntraining.com/resources  

True entrepreneurs have a certain mindset and energy about them that makes them standout from the crowd. It is this same mindset and energy, though, that can lead them to not only eventually burning out, but crashing and burning when they finally do. Our guest today on The Health Detective Podcast, Marja Chow, knows this all too well. Marja has had the go-getter, entrepreneurial spirit for her entire life, claiming that she "came out of the womb this way." Because of this, she is the FIRST person to encourage you to continue to pursue all your wildest goals and dreams. On the other side of her story, however, her desire to continuously push further led to her experiencing a wide variety of health challenges that became impossible to ignore.  And what does any good entrepreneur do when they have a problem? They fix it, then make a business out of the solution! In this interview with Marja, you'll hear a VERY relatable story if you're a Type A individual. Unlike most "experts" that try to dim the light that shines so bright in entrepreneurial folks, Marja wants you to continue to honor that side of your personality while also making sure you're not losing your health in the process.  We hope you enjoy this episode, and if you'd like to contact FDN or learn more, please go to fdntraining.com/resources for all your Functional Diagnostic Nutrition needs! Where to find Marja: Facebook: Marja Chow Instagram: @marjachow Tiktok: @marjachow LinkedIN: @marjachow Websites: www.marjachow.com / www.labfitnutrition.com Where to find all things FDN: FDNtraining.com/resources. 

Seeing this message on March 18th? There is still time to join our 5 in 5 workshop by going to fdntraining.com/5in5March2024. All other FDN resources can be found at fdntraining.com/resources.  Susi Amendola, author of “The Centered Heart: Evidence-Based Mind-Body Practices to Stress Less and Improve Cardiac Health", is an Internationally Certified Yoga Therapist who brings over 40 years of experience utilizing Yoga and lifestyle practices to help others heal. Presently, Susi is a National Senior Trainer of Stress Management for the prestigious Ornish Lifestyle Medicine program for reversing heart disease. The program includes Yoga as part of a multi-dimensional approach to healing and is covered by Medicare under the guidelines of Intensive Cardiac Rehab. Susi has contributed over 150 articles to Ornish Living Magazine, an online publication to support those who are making lifestyle changes to improve their health and well-being, with an audience of over a million subscribers. In 1983 she founded Yoga Now in Omaha, Nebraska where she currently teaches classes and directs the annual 200-Hour Yoga Certification program. Susi has developed yoga-based stress management programs for schools, businesses, and hospitals throughout the country. She is an esteemed guest speaker and presenter at yoga conferences, and many symposiums on health and wellness. Her teaching style is nurturing, practical, and empowering. She resides in Omaha Nebraska where she continues to practice, teach, and share yoga. Where to find Susi: Facebook: Yoga Now Page  / The Centered Heart Page Instagram: Susi's Personal / doyoganow  LinkedIn: Susi Amendola Website: YourCenteredHeart.com / DoYogaNow.com

Interested in joining us for a FULL WEEK of live lab analysis and Q and A's with our Clinical Advisors and Course Mentors? Go to fdntraining.com/5in5March2024 to reserve your spot now! Starts March 18th 2024.  In this episode, Evan Transue, AKA, Detective Ev, is flying solo to share his journey with severe cystic acne. He goes over live lab results showing you exactly what his labs looked like back when he first became an FDN, as well as the other changes he needed to make to truly heal his skin issues once and for all. If you have any questions for Ev, please shoot him a DM at @buckscountylighttherapy on Instagram.  Didn't find what you needed with the links above? Go to fdntraining.com/resources for EVERYTHING FDN has to offer! 

Looking to join us for our famous "5 in 5 Workshop"? Go to fdntraining.com/5in5march2024 to save your spot NOW! While nnEMFs (non-native electromagnetic frequencies) have been a relevant topic in the world of natural medicine for a LONG time, nowadays, they are being discussed more so than ever before. Outside of the fact that we are rapidly increasing our exposure levels to these frequencies, the people who were formerly considered to be wearers of "tinfoil hats" finally have some solid evidence that these non-native frequencies are NOT as benign as we've been told. In this episode of The Health Detective Podcast, Nicolas Pineault, AKA The EMF Guy, breakdown exactly what he has found after almost a decade of research into the study of nnEMFs and how they impact humans. Nicolas brings a refreshing take on nnEMFs, as he is not someone who comes across as overly paranoid, but yet he has still made significant changes to his lifestyle that he now helps others adopt, too. We hope you enjoy this episode! All things FDN can be found at www.fdntraining.com/resources.  Where to find Nicolas: Website: https://theemfguy.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nickpineault/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nickpineaultofficial/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TheEMFGuy

Want to join our famous 5 in 5 workshop LIVE and get all your nerdy questions answered by our clinical advisors and mentors? Click here to register (starts March 18th 2024): fdntraining.com/5in5March2024   Just a few decades ago, infertility clinics were NOT something that came up in everyday discussions. Nowadays, we hear about infertility (and the MANY emotional struggles that go along with it) on a MUCH more regular basis. With better access to "nutrition", and more advanced medical equipment than we once could've dreamed of, it begs a question... "What gives?"   On today’s episode of The Health Detective Podcast, we are interviewing Allie Parsons, FDNP. She specializes in infertility and preconception, and has AMAZING success stories with her clients (even when they've tried things like IVF WITHOUT success).   How is possible that expensive medical treatments like IVF can often be outperformed by people like FDN practitioners? Listen to this episode to find out now!   Where to find Allie: Instagram: @offbeetholisticfdn Website: www.offbeetholisticfdn.com   Where to find FDN: Go to fdntraining.com/resources for everything FDN offers!

JOIN US FOR THE 5 LABS IN 5 DAYS WORKSHOP :): http://fdntraining.com/5in5March2024 When FDN's founder, Reed Davis, originally created the FDN methodology, it stood out as a completely unique way of thinking about health. The idea that unlicensed practitioners/coaches could utilize labs was something almost unheard of.  Nowadays, it is MUCH more common to see courses that look similar (keyword is LOOK) to what FDN has been teaching. in fact, a new course teaching functional labs seems to pop up every other month!  With so much noise in the functional medicine space nowadays, one of the most common questions we get is, "How is FDN different than 'xyz' program that also teaches functional labs?"  In this episode of the Health Detective Podcast, we are covering exactly that. Lucy McKellar, FDNP, and Detective Ev are discussing the differences between western medicine, natural medicine, functional medicine, and Functional Diagnostic Nutrition. After listening, it will be clear who does what, and you should easily be able to decide which philosophy most resonates with you and what you're wanting to learn in the future. If you have any questions or need any clarity, please direct message us on one of our social platforms. Everything you'd ever need to know about FDN can be found here: fdntraining.com/resources. Listen to the founder of FDN, Reed Davis, explain all 5 labs in depth by going here: https://www.functionaldiagnosticnutrition.com/founder-of-fdn-explains-all-5-labs-w-reed-davis-fdn-p-hhp-cnt/  

If you've listened to The Health Detective Podcast before, you already know that Evan Transue (AKA, Detective Ev), believes you should NEVER settle for the diagnosis you may have been given by western medicine. With that said, it's one thing to hear it from him, but it's a much different experience to hear it straight from the mouth of an actual registered nurse who went through her own set of health challenges. Our guest today, Kristy Roderick, was on the show before with her three best nurse friends and biz partners. This time, she's joining us solo to share her personal journey dealing with mystery symptoms, incorrect diagnoses, and undergoing the stressful journey of challenging everything she was taught by conventional medicine in order to save her health. This is one you'll definitely want to check out, or even send to your loved ones in the western medicine space. Kristy has an excellent and objective way of discussing both the pros and cons of western and functional medicine.  As always, if you have any questions, please reach out to us @fdntraining on Instagram.  Where to find Kristy: Facebook: Revive Functional Wellness Instagram: @revivefunctionalwellness Website: https://revivefunctionalwellnesssc.com/ Where to find FDN! Find all our free resources, workshops, and other channels at fdntraining.com/resources.