Speaker: Dr. Jacqueline Cooper Lemmon, ND
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 19, 2024, 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
Cost: FREE
CE Credits: 1 Category B
Sponsored by Metabolic Balance

Every year billions of dollars are spent on efforts to lose weight, but few individuals find solutions that provide lasting success. Part of the problem is most approaches are overly simplistic, failing to address the unique needs of the individual and the intricate relationships between the microbiome, blood sugar regulation, and metabolic health.  

As experts in providing holistic care, Naturopathic Doctors are well positioned to help individuals optimize their metabolic heath by sifting through the complexity of contributing factors. Join Dr. Jacqueline Cooper Lemmon, ND as she discusses clinically proven strategies for nurturing the microbiome and balancing blood sugar to help improve patient outcomes. 

Key Learning Objections: 

• Identify commonly missed factors that can prevent patients from achieving their weight loss goals and maintain a healthy weight 

• Review new research that identifies strains of probiotics that have been clinically proven to help reduce weight, waist circumference and LDL cholesterol 

• Understand how the Metabolic Balance program provides personalized dietary recommendations that help optimize blood sugar  and other facets of metabolism  

• Identify how the four phases of the program make it easy for practitioners to provide patients with the structured support they need to make lasting changes to their diet and lifestyle    

Speaker Bio:

Dr. Jacqueline Cooper Lemmon, ND (non-clinical) earned a Bachelor of Science from Queen’s University, in Kingston, Canada before graduating from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto, Canada in 2012. She currently heads up Medical Affairs and Education as it relates to vitamins, minerals, herbs and supplements for Nestle Health Science Canada. Jacqueline is a passionate educator, authoring several peer reviewed articles and speaking nationally on a wide range of topics, with a special focus on the microbiome and it’s role in health and disease. She values quality education as a means of empowering others with respect to their health.