Today on the root cause medicine podcast. I have had the most extraordinary mentors that come into my

life at exactly the time that I need them. It's like a swing. Everything's plateaued. I'm not

learning anything. I don't know where to go next. They come into my life and the relationship, whatever it is, it might be about

knowledge, it might be about having a vision for the future. They pick you up and they swing you

forward into the next phase. And I've had three significant women who came into my life at exactly

the time I needed them. And it's so important in this field of medicine or nutrition

where we're trying to push the boundaries and take the field further, that we always need to be

open, either ourselves mentoring others and saying, hey, I was there once where I didn't know what

I wanted to do, or looking for those extraordinary humans in our life that can take us forward into the next step. Well, hello there. I'm your co-host for today, Dr. Kate Kreske, and we've got an awesome episode for you on Nutrigenomics. We're interviewing the founder of the three-ex-forer genomics test, Dr. Yale Jofi. Now, we've got a really exciting course coming up with her, and I know you're going to want to take it after you listen to this, because the amazing part about this test is it was designed by Dr. Yale, who is a registered dietitian, but also has a PhD in genetics. What was missing in the market several decades ago was a way to take genetic information to know if it was clinically actionable and

then to explain it to your client in a way that allowed them to understand themselves better

and take immediate steps to improve their help based on their unique genetic blueprint. Dr.

Yale designed the test that didn't exist and thousands of people are grateful she did because

they're using it in their practices to help clients get better quickly. So what we'll learn throughout today is that Dr. Yale is hilarious and fun to listen to and a great storyteller. But more importantly, what you're going to learn is that there are 36 actionable insights that come with this test. The report is gamified. So it's actually fun to go through really interesting, really informative. if your clients only have to do it once because it's about their genes, but they're going to use their whole life and refer to it again and again and again. I sat in Dr. Yale's last boot camp, and I learned so much, and it won't surprise you to hear that she's also studied learning and that she's designed this test report to optimize learning for both clients and their practitioners.

So let's dive in.

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your free account today. Now, let's start the show. Dr. Yale Jofi, welcome to the Rook

Cause Medicine podcast. Thank you, Dr. Kate. I'm, welcome to the Root Cause Medicine podcast.

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