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Explore the science behind GLP-1 agonists, uncovering their complex landscape potential for blood sugar management and metabolic management, while discovering holistic nutritional, herbal, and lifestyle strategies that can complement or alternative to pharmaceutical interventions.
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Dr. Carrie Watkins has been a licensed and registered Naturopathic Doctor for more than 15 years. She is a passionate educator and has extensive experience in both teaching and clinical practice. Dr. Watkins graduated from McGill University with Bachelor of Science with focus on Wildlife and Plant Biology and received her Naturopathic medical training from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto. She was the owner and operator of a busy clinical practice in Toronto for several years before fulfilling a dream to live closer to the ocean. For over a decade now, Dr. Watkins has lived and practiced on beautiful Vancouver Island. Dr. Watkins loves to learn and explore how psychology intersects with health, access to resources and how we experience our lives. She has spent many years leading health education and wellness programs in hospital, community and corporate settings. For over 10 years, they has held a faculty position at Pacific Rim College teaching many core classes in biomedical sciences, anatomy and nutrition. In addition to being a Naturopathic Doctor, Dr. Watkins is an instructor in the movement and yoga community with many years of experience and advanced training. She believes in offering practices that support more agency, knowledge and personal growth. This has led to the development of her passion projects: Conversations with the Nervous System, Conversations with the Breath, the Science of Embodied Yoga and Experiential Anatomy. When she is not teaching, you can find Dr. Watkins outside. Her deepest pleasure is spending time in the wildness of Vancouver Island and the never-ending process of growing and learning in her garden.
*This webinar will be live on April 30th PDT from 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm. Your webinar recording and resources will be available on your student dashboard within 24 hours of the event. Holistic Nutrition Certificate program and PRCO+ students can also register for free on their student dashboard.
Navigating Blood Sugar Wellness: A Holistic Approach to Metabolic Health
Modern metabolic challenges have become increasingly complex, with millions experiencing fluctuating blood sugar levels, metabolic struggles, and associated health complications. While traditional medical approaches often focus solely on pharmaceutical interventions, a more nuanced understanding reveals the intricate connections between metabolic function, lifestyle, and individual biochemistry.
GLP-1 agonists have emerged as a groundbreaking treatment, transitioning from a targeted diabetes medication to a multi-faceted metabolic health solution. These medications represent a pivotal shift in how we conceptualize weight management and blood sugar regulation.
In this comprehensive 1.5-hour live webinar, Dr. Carrie Watkins will provide an illuminating exploration of metabolic wellness, bridging the gap between conventional medical treatments and holistic health strategies.
Participants will gain insights into:
Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your understanding of metabolic wellness, empowering yourself with knowledge that bridges conventional medicine and holistic health strategies.
Bonus Feature: Live Q&A with Dr. Carrie Watkins
1. The complex metabolic landscape and how individual biochemistry influences blood sugar and weight
2. Detailed mechanisms of GLP-1 agonists, including their evolution and scientific foundations
3. Comprehensive evaluation of pharmaceutical interventions: benefits, limitations, and nuanced considerations
4. Holistic strategies that complement or alternative to pharmaceutical approaches
5. Nutritional and lifestyle interventions that support metabolic resilience
6. Emerging research and future directions in metabolic health management