Tuesday, October 11
4pm PT / 5pm MT
ROUNDTABLE
ROUNDTABLE
The Gut-Liver Axis
The Role of the Microbiome in Toxicity
No Roundtable this month ... because we're fine-tuning it into something even better!
Be on the lookout for more information coming from us in November!
You are undoubtedly familiar with supporting your patients with detoxification. That’s nothing new. It’s one of the foundational therapeutics of functional medicine. Less commonly understood is the microbiome's involvement in detoxification and overall toxic burden.
Join us for our October Roundtable discussion as Dr. Kristen Klos-Maki, Biocidin Botanicals’ Assistant Director of Research, leads us in a conversation about the Gut-Liver Axis. We’ll discuss its role in detox and how the microbiome can either support that process – or contribute to toxic load.
What You’ll Learn:
- How dysbiosis can be an underlying cause of toxicity
- The connection between SIBO, leaky gut, and liver function
- The vital importance of including a binder in your antimicrobial strategies
- Botanical solutions for enhancing detoxification
Please note: these sessions are not recorded.
Dr. Kristen Klos-Maki
Assistant Director of Research
Dr. Kristen Klos-Maki holds a Doctorate of Chiropractic degree from Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, MN, and is certified in Nutrition and the Webster Technique.
Before joining Biocidin Botanicals™ as a Clinical Consultant in 2019, she was in private practice in Duluth, MN, specializing in maternal health and pediatrics. In addition to traditional chiropractic treatments, she offered lifestyle and nutrition counseling.
In her current role as Biocidin’s Assistant Director of Research, she closely follows current developments in the treatment of illness and creates research protocols that substantiate the benefits of natural treatments in health care.