Welcome to the Functional Medicine University Bonus Department

On this page we have all the bonuses you get when you sign up for the Functional Diagnostic Medicine Training Program. This includes the following material:

"Practice Mastery Blueprint: Building
and Sustaining a Thriving Clinical Practice
During Perceived Economic Chaos"

Dr. Grisanti shares his 21 lesson training program to practice success. Despite changes in the economy Dr. Grisanti's practice is doing extremely well: he's having record breaking months, patient referrals are at an all time high and his collection rates have never been better.

His objective and more importantly his sincere desire is to share with you a thinking process and solid practical steps to catapult your practice to a level that simply is unstoppable.

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"Boost Clinic Income with an In-Office Lab" Bonus

Dr. Weatherby shares his system of using in-office tests to gather more detailed information from your patients. This training includes his reference manual with full instructions for each test, in-office forms for tracking patient results and a detailed section on interrelated patterns. You will find this to be an invaluable resource if you want to add in-office testing to your clinic and increase the monthly profitability of their practices.

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"Practitioner's Guide To Take Home Testing" Bonus

Dr. Weatherby has put together a series of 17 take-home tests that you can give to your patients to perform in between their office visits. Patient “homework” is an important method of gathering patient data, of creating compliance, and will be a useful referral tool as well. These tests will allow you to assess for digestion, elimination, zinc status, pH regulation, hypothyroid conditions, iodine insufficiency, blood type, and food and other sensitivities and intolerances.

There are two sections to this reference material. The first section outlines each test, why you should ask your patients to do the test, detailed instructions, a full interpretive section, and a section on other diagnostic tests you might want to consider after you have the results. The second section contains the handouts themselves. Each handout gives your patient the necessary instructions to accurately perform the test.

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