Amino Acid Solutions for Depression, Anxiety, Chronic Fatigue, Metabolic Dysfunction and GI Issues

In order to understand clinical lab evaluations, it’s essential to understand the basic mechanisms of what is being tested. In this course, you will learn how to assess amino acid levels in your patients so you can create targeted nutritional supplement programs that will impact every cell, enzyme, receptor, tissue and organ in the human body. 

Missing just one essential amino acid will impede the body’s ability to repair all tissues. Having one amino acid out of sequence due to a SNP can have profound effects on protein folding and thus enzyme and receptor function. We explore why amino acids are essential for life, and how vitamin and amino acid interactions via enzymes are essential to maintaining health.

We will also explore the most common amino acid deficiencies, and how to restore normal functional and physiology for your patients suffering from common complaints such as fatigue, depression, anxiety, methylation defects, glutathione/oxidative stress issues, GI problems and metabolic dysfunction.

Highlights:

• Case reviews featuring depression, anxiety, chronic fatigue, athletic performance, IBS, methylation defects, glutathione issues and nitric oxide/urea cycle disorders. Learn how proteins are assembled and how protein folding impacts your patients health
• Discover the multiple roles of key amino acids in brain function, detoxification, GI health and mitochondrial activity
• Begin to prescribe amino acid supplements based on clear lab data and learn about the most common patterns of amino acid imbalances
• Live calls with Dr. Dan Kalish Wednesdays at 5pm, PT: 9/6, 9/27, 10/4, 10/18, 11/1, 11/15. All calls are recorded and available to enrolled students!