But it is imperative that you understand how to take a systems biology approach. You understand

how interconnected and interwoven every aspect of the body is. And you have a way to assess for that.

It's not just the information, but can you apply that information to the person sitting directly

in front of you? We have to address the body as a whole. And to be quite

frank with you, I think this is one of the places where people can tend to feel failed by conventional

medicine because they expect this whole care or this whole system care, but they're still getting

fragmented care. Welcome to the functional nutrition podcast, spell it with a K, because we do

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Hello, my friends.

Today is definitely a different episode than one we've done before.

This is going to be more on the practitioner side of things.

We are in the process of adding a new practitioner, a new clinician, to our team, which is

very exciting.

Rachel and I thought it would be really helpful to record

this right now, to talk about what we're looking for in a practitioner and what we're seeing

with applicants coming in. We know that we have a lot of practitioners that listen to the show.

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