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Posted By NANP Editor,
Wednesday, April 2, 2025
Updated: Thursday, June 12, 2025
In this comprehensive masterclass you will learn the key elements of Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis:
#1: Functional Blood Chemistry Looks at the BIG Picture
Functional blood chemistry panels evaluate approximately 50+ different blood markers that play a role in detecting a variety underlying health imbalances.
#2: Functional Blood Chemistry Lab Ranges are Narrower
Additionally, a functional blood chemistry panel includes functional lab ranges that are MUCH TIGHTER and narrower than the conventional blood panel “norms” from a general practitioner’s office.
#3: Functional Blood Chemistry Considers Lifestyle Factors & Total Health
Lastly, functional blood chemistry considers MORE than just lab results alone.
Functional blood chemistry is never used in isolation. It is always combined with a thorough review of a client's medical history, current symptoms, and consideration of diet and lifestyle, medications, and supplement factors.
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