Dr. Sharon Norling is a nationally known and highly respected medical doctor specializing in integrative medicine and practicing advanced functional medicine in Hendersonville, North Carolina. Sharon has a special interest in integrative brain health by regulating the gut microbiome.

Mary R. Fry, N.D. is a licensed naturopathic physician and educator with a special focus on the nutrition-focused physical examination. Currently she is on faculty at Maryland University of Integrative Health serving as Associate Professor, Nutrition & Herbal Medicine and Lead Faculty Fellow of Academic Affairs. You may find Mary at www.muih.edu.

Dr Sangeeta Shrivastava, Ph.D., RDN is a Clinical Dietitian in a subacute setting and a faculty at California State Polytechnic University Pomona, CA. She holds a Ph.D. in Nutritional Biochemistry. Born and raised in India where Ayurvedic Lifestyle was the daily norm of Sangeeta’s grandparents- She feels that integrative approach is the best way when we talk prevention of chronic diseases- where we can blend ancient wisdom with modern medicine to find the root cause and treat health problems in a holistic manner. As an educator she strongly believes it’s doable to blend the integrative approach in modern medicine/ nutrition.

Brian Glotzbach earned a BS in Architectural Engineering and worked as a consulting engineer for one the most prestigious engineering firms in the USA prior to flipping careers. Brian works with the mindset of an engineer who has a detailed understanding of the mechanism of sports injury. To that end, he has developed a unique system for decreasing injury and improving performance in athletes. You can find Brian at https://bodymechanicsmt.com/brianglotzbach

P. Michael Stone, MD, MS, IFMCP is a board certified family physician. Michael practices integrative and functional medicine in Ashland, Oregon with spouse Dr. Leslie Stone, Emily Rydbom nutritionist daughter and a full multiple clinician collaborative care clinic. He can be found at Ashland Comprehensive Family Medicine. www.AshlandMD.com

Diana Noland returns today to discuss lipid therapies in clinical practice. Diana is a registered dietitian with the Master of Public Health degree. Today Diana will take us through the importance of healthy fats in the diet. She will dispel some of the myths around dietary fats.

Our guest today is Diana Noland. Diana is a registered dietitian with the Master of Public Health degree. Today Diana will take us through the importance of healthy fats in the diet. She will dispel some of the myths around dietary fats.

Meleni Aldridge BSc Nut Med Dip CPNI Cert LTFHE mBANT mIFM mACN CNHC is executive coordinator for Alliance for Natural Health International. Mel has been immersed in the field of natural and integrative medicine for over 28 years. Mel describes her amazing journey through autoimmune disease to healing.

She is a practicing clinical psychoneuroimmunologist, functional medicine practitioner and certified Metabolic Balance coach. For 11 years she lectured at St Mary’s University College, Middlesex on the Sport Rehabilitation program. During this time she was also instrumental in furthering student personal development initiatives.

You may find Mel and the Alliance for Natural Health International at https://www.anhinternational.org/

Dr. Christy Williamson is the owner and founder of the Nutritional Genomics Institute, OmicsDx, ZebraDx and SNPed. Christy, also goes by Chrissie, is a Doctor of Clinical Nutrition, has a Master of Science in Human Nutrition, is a Certified Nutrition Specialist and is an adjunct faculty member at Maryland University of Integrative Health teaching Nutritional Genomics. Her other interests include meditation, nature, balance and changing the world! Dr Williamson can be found at: https://nutritionalgenomicsinstitute.com/

Dr Judy Hensley has a 40 plus year career in a specialized form of physical therapy. Judy loves to integrate information and techniques, resulting in her own creative and personal style, using a manual therapy, hands on approach that is unique to each client. Over the last several years she has included visceral work which further allows her to treat the entire body, rather than a specific part. It is amazing to see how organ mobility can affect fascial mobility and be a factor in nerve pain, musculoskeletal dysfunctions and poor movement patterns. Judy is a gifted integrative physical therapist.