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Functional Blood Chemistry & It’s Relevance in Chiropractic

Original Air Date: June 14, 2017

Sponsored by:
Biogenetix
Biogenetix
Dr. Brad Watts, DC, CSCS, CFMP

Presenter:
Dr. Brad Watts, DC, CSCS, CFMP

Moderator:
Peter Crownfield, Executive Editor of Dynamic Chiropractic

Topics Include:

  • The application of blood chemistry in a chiropractic office
  • The most common patterns and what to do
  • The physiology behind the markers
  • New Bio-Markers that most clinicians do not know about
  • Evidence & Correlations that have never been done before
  • Real Life Clinical Applications
  • Relevant References and Research to sharpen your clinical acumen
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