Good Medicine On the Go Podcast

Reimagining the Functional Medicine Journey

Welcome to Good Medicine On the Go, where you can learn practical, actionable clinical and business applications towards creating a successful, dynamic functional medicine practice. If you’ve ever wondered how to recession-proof your practice, how genetics can play a role in health, or how to nurture promising collaborations—this podcast is for you. Join us as we embark in a real-time series featuring long-time business partners, functional medicine doctor Nathan Morris, MD, and Functional Medicine Health Coach, Kara Ware.  Nathan and Kara will be joined by industry business development, medical, research, and health coaching thought leaders. Follow their quest to make functional medicine more accessible and affordable right now, when we need it the most.

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Episode #8

As we wrap up Season 1 of our show and prepare for a great Season 2, we wanted to take this episode to highlight and recap Episodes 1-7 and give you an inside look at what is on the horizon.

In season one, we created an entry point for practitioners new to Nutritional Genomics, from understanding how our genetics influence our mood, immune resilience, and our weight, to exploring what it really means to “eat right and exercise”. In our first season, we also talked about the four models of pricing and provided a detailed list of pros and cons for each payment model.

Thank you so much to our listeners! We can’t wait to see you again in Season 2 and continue the work together to reimagine the functional medicine journey.
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Episode #7

We’ve all heard the advice, ‘eat right and exercise’, but it’s often not clear cut what exercise is best for each individual needs, how long we should exercise, and...

Episode #6

This is the second of a 2 part appetite and satiety series. This episode featuring Dr. Penny Kendall-Reed explores how clinicians can use genetics to inform patients in their...

Episode #5

In the first of this two-part series, we explore how environmental and emotional factors such as stress and fear can highlight and exacerbate unhealthy eating patterns. We discuss the...

Episode #4

In this episode, we address pricing and how to create a reasonable pricing model for long term viability. We discuss four models of pricing and give the pros and...

Episode #3

This week, a renowned expert in functional immunology, Dr. Sam Yanuck joins us to share a variety of ways that genetic testing can give us insight into chronic inflammation...

Episode #2

This week, we are thrilled to be joined by Dr. James Greenblatt, a pioneer in the field of integrative medicine for over 30 years. Dr. Greenblatt discusses why it’s...

Episode #1

Welcome to Good Medicine on the Go. We are your hosts, Dr. Nathan Morris, MD, and Kara Ware, Clinical Coordinator. In this week’s episode, we introduce ourselves and do...

I am a paid advisor at Pure Encapsulations, I do not have any other conflicts of interest. All podcast productions represent the opinions of the co-hosts and do not represent the position or the opinion of the sponsor. Reference by the presenter to any specific product, process, or service by trade name, trademark, or manufacturer does not constitute or imply endorsement or recommendations by the Sponsor. The podcast is not substitutions for standard medical care. The podcast is intended for licensed health care practitioners. Practitioners are solely responsible for the care and treatment provided to their own patients.