Courses

Erectile Dysfunction is far more common than is typically recognized. It affects almost every man at some point in his life with the incidence rising with age and hormonal decline. It affects men’s mental health, intimate relationships, and their ability to enjoy life. In this webinar, we will discuss the physiology of Erectile Function and

Dr. Rouzier during this webinar will discuss his most recent testosterone lawsuit cases and how practitioners need to be prepared when prescribing Testosterone. He will do a literature review of the RCT studies that supports the benefits of Testosterone and how to refute the weak negative studies on testosterone replacement. During this series, he will

In the Psychiatric Clinics Journal article, “OBESITY: OVERVIEW OF AN EPIDEMIC”, researchers take an in-depth look at the growing obesity crisis. “Despite growing recognition of the problem, the obesity epidemic continues in the U.S., and obesity rates are increasing around the world. The latest estimates are that approximately 34% of adults and 15–20% of children

Course Description With the completion of the “1000 Genomes Project” in 2012, the foundational database for an overview of all human genetic variation was developed to assist in the fields of biological science, especially in the fields of medicine, pharmacology, biochemistry, nutrition and bioinformatics. This project’s main goal was to create a complete and detailed

Just like thyroid replacement therapy there is also controversy on administering testosterone for hypogonadism. This presentation will review the current literature that supports the benefits and risk of testosterone administration. What serum levels are considered therapeutic and most beneficial for losing fat and maintaining muscle mass. Dr. Rouzier will also review current guidelines for diagnosing

During this webinar, Dr. Cady will review functional medicine and hormonal irregularities in patients who-without a thoughtful laboratory and clinical evaluation-would be assumed to be “depressed,” with “poor motivation,” and the reason it is of paramount importance in medical practice. We want to avoid “blaming the patient,” because of an inadequately completed differential and clinical

Endocrine disrupting compounds are “any exogenous substance or material that alters the function(s) of the endocrine system and consequently causes adverse health effects in an intact organism, its progeny or it (sub)population” (2). These include both man-made synthetic chemicals but also naturally occurring plant compounds. The goal of this CME/CE is to first identify and