1947: Improving Health & Addressing Disease the Natural Way With Dr. Stephen Cabral
In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin speak to Dr. Stephen Cabral about the pros and cons of functional medicine.
- What is functional medicine, and what are the differences between functional medicine vs. traditional western medicine doctors? (3:37)
- Why the explosion of functional medicine doctors and how the traditional western medical system is broken. (10:40)
- Building the "super" doctor. (18:19)
- The pros and cons. (20:16)
- The 'silver bullet' mentality. (25:41)
- The process behind his certification courses and why his goal is to get people to take back control of their health. (28:51)
- His favorite 'biohacking' tool. (32:41)
- Putting a health coach in every home. Breaking down his L1 certification course and the benefits and value for personal trainers and coaches. (37:56)
- Breaking down his L2 certification course and how coaches can learn to analyze functional medicine labs in detail in addition to recommending corresponding protocols. (53:56)
- The enormous value of these certifications for trainers and coaches. (1:04:50)
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