Clinicians: What is your vision for your practice and career? These and other value-producing questions are addressed in the online business management course, “My Practice Plan,” which will coach, equip, and empower clinicians to successfully build, grow, or reinvent their practice. In this video, Dan Kalish, Founder of the Kalish Institute and My Practice Plan, interviews Tom Blue, IFM Director of Industry Strategy & Partnerships. Explore more here: https://kalishinstitute.lpages.co/my-practic

The early introduction of diverse, whole foods may be a key strategy for pediatric allergy prevention. In this clip from our podcast, "Pathways to Well-being," pediatric gastroenterologist Rebecca Carey, MD, MS, CNSC, IFMCP discusses the latest evidence-based approaches to infant food introduction and how early exposure could potentially help mitigate the risk of food allergies. Dr. Carey shares practical insights for counseling parents and explores the data supporting why a gradual, rather than

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) may be linked to changes in women’s health, including both earlier menarche and earlier menopause. In the following video, IFM educator Deanna Minich, PhD, MS, CN, CNS, IFMCP explores some of the obvious and less-obvious signs of endocrine disruption in women. Educating patients about EDCs, including guidance about potentially problematic ingredients in personal care products, may help reduce exposure. Dietary treatment approaches may also be part of a perso

Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are invisible areas of radiation that are created both naturally and by human activity. Advancing technologies and higher electricity usage have increased daily exposure to artificial EMF sources, and some research studies suggest potential negative health impacts associated with long-term EMF exposures. In the following video, IFM educator Deanna Minich, PhD, MS, CN, CNS, IFMCP, discusses the potential health impacts of EMFs and approaches to help reduce exposures