Functional Medicine Advanced Practice Modules® (APM) Bioenergetics

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Bioenergetics 2024

Livestreamed in Pacific Time (PT)
August 16 - 18, 2024

  • Up to 16.5 CME Credits Available
  • Module content comprises recorded presentations that will be rebroadcast as a livestream presentation. Introductions, transitions, and Q&A sessions will be live.

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This module will investigate the science of mitochondrial function and dysfunction, the impact of oxidative stress, as well as nutritional and lifestyle influences on both health and disease.

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Mitochondrial Dynamics: Insights & Education

Mitochondria: The Powerhouse of the Cell

As the driver of all physiological activity, mitochondria and the energy they produce play an integral role in health and disease. These organelles are at the center of energetic balance; what do they require for enduring, optimal function? How does their dysfunction lead to diseases that severely impact a patient’s quality of life and their ability to live fully?

Learning how to recognize and help recover compromised mitochondrial function is key to addressing the varied underlying causes of fatigue, depression, headache, and neurodegenerative disorders. Explore more below about how functional medicine addresses common issues related to mitochondrial dysfunction, as well as effective therapeutic interventions and the profound potential of the healing partnership.

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Mitochondrial Function Related Articles

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Managing Autoimmune Pain

Altering gut microbiota composition may reduce side effects from pain medications.

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A beautiful plate of green salad and heirloom tomatoes, great for the keto diet.
Ketosis & the Brain

The ketogenic diet may be protective against neurological and mitochondrial diseases.

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Mechanisms of Fatigue

Low levels of cellular energy contribute to fatigue by weakening the metabolism.

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Chronic Migraine Support

Learn to address factors like oxidative stress, that underpin migraine etiology.


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Intermittent Fasting & Mitochondria

Intermittent fasting may improve mitochondria biogenesis and energy production.

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Top view of a women holding a colorful orange salad, linking healthy food to reduced inflammation.
Neurodegenerative Disease

Nutrition may be key for reducing neuroinflammation and mitochondrial dysfunction.

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