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Friday, December 11, 2009

What is a Functional Diagnostic Nutritionist?

I just passed my final exam and am now a Functional Diagnostic Nutritionist(FDN). Some of you have been asking, "What is a FDN?"

In the few paragraphs below, Reed Davis(FDN Founder) explains in detail what we do and how we do it.

Functional Diagnostic Nutrition™ is a holistic discipline that unites functional laboratory assessments with individual Metabolic Typing® to identify imbalances, dysfunction and underlying conditions at the root of many common health complaints. FDN embraces biochemical individuality while providing a precise methodology and logical sequence to achieving repeatable, consistent and successful clinical outcomes.

Functional Diagnostic Nutrition is based on…

  • Resolving chronic stress related disorders
  • Restoring steroidal hormone pathways
  • Restoring normal immune function
  • Restoring normal digestive function
  • Restoring normal detoxification function
  • Identifying and eliminating hidden internal stressors
  • Building a successful private-pay business

Learn how to find the underlying causes of…

  • Allergies, acne, and rosacea
  • Blood sugar problems
  • Depression and anxiety
  • Emotional fragility
  • Headaches and fogginess
  • Indigestion and bloating
  • Inflammation and pain
  • Insomnia and wakefulness
  • Low sex drive
  • PMS, skin, and hair problems
  • Fatigue
  • Weight gain and weight loss
  • And many other consequences of the chronic stress response!

Gain a powerful understanding of functional lab testing for underlying causal factors such as…

  • Adrenal Fatigue
  • Poor nutrient breakdown and absorption
  • Pro-oxidant and anti-oxidant imbalances
  • Dysbiosis and gut malfunction
  • Hormone imbalances
  • Inflammatory state
  • Immunodeficiency
  • Sluggish liver and detoxification problems
  • Bacterial and yeast overgrowth
  • Antigenic overload and pathogenic conditions
Any questions?

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