Jan 16, 2020
Today I have a dear friend on the podcast, Reed Davis. Reed is not only the founder of Functional Diagnostic Nutrition, but he is what I like to call a health detective. Reed helps his students and clients figure out how to navigate their health issues instead of just putting bandaids on them!
Over 20 years ago, Reed recognized people were caught in a “cycle of trial and error” and he committed to being the last person they needed to see. While working with top leaders in alternative medicine, he ran thousands of labs on thousands of people and learned to identify “healing opportunities.” Using all-natural, drug-free protocols, Reed made observations about who got better and who didn’t, codifying which “general principles of health building” would outperform “specific treatments” being provided by standard and even alternative medicine. And through this work, he then developed the Functional Diagnostic Nutrition® Certification Course and D.R.E.S.S. for Health Success Protocol® to educate and empower as many people as possible about how to get well and stay well naturally, so they, in turn, may empower others to do the same.
In today’s interview we will discuss:
It’s so important to remember
that the general principles of health building will always
outperform specific treatment. If you are working with
clients and stuck in the what to do next phase or even stuck in
your own health, I encourage you to listen to this whole episode so
you can make sure you have some of these fundamentals in place.
Issues can be cleared up significantly with food and
detoxifying your system. It’s important to remember that sometimes
you will need extra support as well.
That
wraps up our episode for today! Remember that you can reach out to
me and I would be happy to connect you with a functional medicine
practitioner. I can also connect you with Reed and his
amazing school so you can educate yourself and take yourself on
your path to wellness.
Thanks for tuning in…. that’s all for today! See you next week.
XO,
Rach
Where to connect with Reed:
Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Website