Webinars
Journeys Webinar Series
Advanced Perimenopause Labs: A Systems-Based Approach to Midlife Women’s Health
In this advanced clinical webinar, Dr. Carrie Jones will explore how clinicians can select and interpret biomarkers that may help uncover physiologic patterns contributing to common midlife concerns, including fatigue, brain fog, sleep disruption, cycle irregularity, and metabolic changes.
Advanced Inflammation Tracking - Journeys
Can you identify inflammatory patterns across multiple body systems from routine lab work? This session helps you understand the science behind early immune system shifts that can impact clients.
Advanced Thyroid Panels - Journeys
Thyroid-related symptoms do not always correspond with TSH alone. Review how a broader panel may be interpreted by examining relationships across key markers.
Identifying Potential Future Indicators of Cardiometabolic Dysfunction - Journeys
Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death globally - are you screening for cardiometabolic risk factors thoroughly and early enough?
Advanced Nutrient Testing - Journeys
Can you spot nutrient patterns that go beyond a single abnormal marker? Learn how CBC indices, iron studies, and micronutrient markers can be interpreted together within clinical context.
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Emerging Research on Anaerobic Keystone Commensal Probiotics
This webinar explores evolving research in next-generation probiotics. The session focuses on the cross-feeding and symbiosis of five keystone commensal bacteria from a single donor.
Epigenetics and Aging: Exploring TruAge and TruHealth Testing
Explore epigenetic aging and the insights provided by TruAge and TruHealth testing.
Organic Acids Testing (OAT) 101
Explore a practical four-category framework for organizing, interpreting, and contextualizing Organic Acids Testing (OAT) findings in clinical practice.
GI-MAP®: Navigating the Report and Understanding Reporting Features
Explore the GI-MAP® report with Natalie Groenewoud, ND, and learn how to navigate its key sections, quantitative results, and reporting features with confidence.
Advances in Microbiome Testing With Jona
Explore advances in microbiome testing and how Jona helps clinicians interpret gut microbiome data and explore its potential clinical relevance.
The Hormone-Gut-Bone Axis: An Emerging Framework for Women’s Healthy Aging
Perimenopause and menopause offer an important opportunity to influence the trajectory for women’s health. By addressing the hormone-associated inflammatory changes during this transition, healthspan and longevity may be significantly impacted.
Expanding the Probiotic Toolbox: The Clinical Role of Spore-Based Probiotics
As understanding of the gut microbiome continues to evolve, practitioners are increasingly seeking additional strategies to complement traditional probiotic approaches. In this session, attendees will explore the science behind spore-based probiotics, review clinical evidence evaluating the effects of spore-based probiotics on the gut microbiome and related health outcomes, and discuss practical considerations for incorporating spore-based probiotics into patient care.
Testosterone, Vitality, and Sexual Health: Evidence-Informed Nutritional Approaches for All Genders
Testosterone influences numerous aspects of health in all genders, including sexual function, vitality, physical performance, mood, and overall well-being. This webinar will review the clinical evidence regarding several nutritional and botanical compounds that have been studied in relation to androgen physiology, libido, sexual function, stress resilience, and energy.
The Gut-Hormone Connection: Rethinking Women's Health Through the Microbiome
Women's gut health needs shift across every life stage, but most probiotic conversations still treat the microbiome as one-size-fits-all. This session unpacks the current science connecting the gut microbiome to women's metabolic health, including the research on specific strains like Akkermansia muciniphila, Faecalibacterium prausnitzii, and prebiotic fibers in relation to blood sugar regulation, satiety, and long-term metabolic health.
Ferroptosis and Metabolic Hyperferritinemia: Emerging Roles in MASLD, MASH, and Cognitive Decline
Ferroptosis is a new form of nonapoptotic cell death discovered by researchers at Columbia University in 2012. Metabolic hyperferritinemia is a recently described condition associated with ferroptosis, fatty liver disease, and metabolic syndrome (including dyslipidemia and insulin resistance), with iron overload in some individuals.
Stress Management: An Evidence-Based Framework for Practitioners
This evidence-based webinar will focus on how stress physiology contributes to health effects across body systems—covering at-risk patient populations, functional assessment considerations, and evidence-graded nutritional and botanical interventions.
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MosaicDX Organic Acids Test (OAT)
Explore metabolic insights through the MosaicDX Organic Acids Test.