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The Cardiometabolic Longevity Blueprint

Advanced Clinical Strategies for Practitioners

The Cardiometabolic Longevity Blueprint

Advanced Clinical Strategies for Practitioners

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Latest Research and Therapeutic Approaches
to Cardiometabolic Disease

Webinar Learning Objectives:

  • Lipoprotein (a) Risk Management: Understand the risk factors and treatment strategies to reduce Lipoprotein (a) levels effectively.
  • Apolipoprotein-B Optimisation: Explore the risk factors and therapeutic approaches to lowering Apolipoprotein-B levels.
  • Dyslipidemia and LDL Subfractions: Gain insights into dyslipidemia, the analysis of LDL subfractions, and the determination of phenotypes for accurate risk stratification.
  • Glucose Regulation in Cardiometabolic Disease: Examine the role of glucose regulation as a comorbid factor in cardiometabolic conditions.
  • Early Detection and Longevity Strategies: Recognise early signs of cardiometabolic dysfunction and discover strategies to enhance cardiometabolic longevity.
  • Diet, Lifestyle, and Therapeutic Interventions: Identify key dietary, lifestyle, and therapeutic approaches to managing cardiometabolic disease.
  • Functional Testing for Cardiometabolic Health: Learn about essential functional testing markers for diagnosing and monitoring cardiometabolic health.

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During His Interactive Presentation

Live discussion of latest diagnostic methods

Engage with Mark Payne in a Live Question and Answer session

Review Mark Payne's approach to improved Cardiometabolic Health

Review diagnostic and prescribing principles

Earn 1.5 CPE points for your webinar participation

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Master the Latest Diagnostic Techniques

Gain insights into the latest scientific advancements and technologies used in diagnosing and managing cardiometabolic diseases.

Learn how to apply these tools to provide comprehensive care that enhances patient outcomes.

Develop Personalised Cardiometabolic Care Plans

Examine Mark Payne’s methodology for creating individualised care plans that guide patients towards better cardiometabolic health.

Understand the principles of thorough investigation and how to integrate them into your practice.

 

Address Comorbid Conditions Effectively

Gain insights into managing comorbid conditions like glucose dysregulation, dyslipidaemia, and hypertension in the context of cardiometabolic disease.

Learn strategies for early detection and prevention of disease progression.

Lifestyle Modifications To Optimise Cardiometabolic Longevity 

Understand the role of diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes in promoting long-term cardiometabolic health.

Gain practical insights into how these factors can be leveraged to maintain health and prevent disease.

Implement Targeted Nutrition and Lifestyle Interventions

Explore advanced functional medicine strategies to assess and address cardiovascular and metabolic health issues.

Implement personalised nutrition and lifestyle interventions that are safe, effective, and tailored to your patients’ unique needs.

Case Studies and Practical Applications

Real-world case studies demonstrate the application of functional medicine principles in treating cardiometabolic disease.

Learn from practical examples that illustrate successful patient outcomes.

Learn from Mark Payne’s wealth of experience

Mark Payne

Mark Payne
BHSc(Nat), GCert(Wellness), MEd(CPEP)
Clinician, Researcher, Educator

Mark has 30 years of experience as a clinical health professional and educator, and for the last decade, has focused on naturopathic clinical practice and complementary medicine education. Mark is the lead practitioner at Melbourne Functional Medicine, based in South Melbourne, and he describes himself as a generalist with a particular interest in working with health optimisation and biohacking, cardiometabolic health, digestive disorders, and immune disorders.

As an active researcher, Mark has published and presented his work on clinical education and the health benefits derived from exposure to natural environments at several conferences. He was recognised in 2015 with the Bioceuticals Integrative Medicine Awards for Lecturer/Researcher of the Year and again in 2021 with a Distinguished Service Award from Endeavour College of Natural Health. Mark has also been recently appointed as the Adjunct Fellow for the National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine, Faculty of Health at Southern Cross University.

You can find out more about Mark here: https://mfm.au/team-members/mark-payne.

Your Webinar Host and MC
Leonie Gascoigne ND

 

Leaonie Gascoigne

Leonie Gascoigne is the Victorian State Business Manager and Health Educator at Designs for Health Australia.

Leonie is an experienced naturopathic practitioner, yoga instructor and technical sales consultant. She has been actively involved in the pharmaceutical, complementary medicine, functional medicine, health wellness and fitness industries.

Leonie provides direct support for DFH Practitioners – and frequently provides guidance on GI Map Test reports.

 

Unlocking the Wisdom of the DFH Community

Webinar feedback highlights…

Name Comment
Danielle Don’t wait for disease to manifest; start early – The C.A.G.E.S. analogy about reducing oxidative stress is great! Vit C, Vit A, Glutathione, Vit E and Selenium – Mark’s recommendations of 12 different whole foods daily and 30 over the week, alongside supps, lifestyle and diet strategies
Liz Test and don’t guess. Being young does not mean that one does not have cardiovascular risks. Aim to prevent/reverse cardiometabolic risks before they develop into chronic diseases!
Merri It was a fabulous webinar. A better understanding of the types of LDL, what they do, and how they react. A better understanding of Apolipoproteins, their varieties and how they affect the system. PS. Love your Berberine, K2, and Annatto
Vicky Wonderfully researched and rounded discussion incorporating knowledge on various testing that is not run of the mill with GPs but highly important for the person. Sensible and practical advice and support were offered.
Linda Tocotrienols have a very important Statin-like effect: They directly inhibit HMG-CoA reductase. Berberine glucose and cholesterol have a statin-like effect, which reduces TNF alpha, etc.
Remind self and clients how to produce parasympathetic responses frequently throughout the day. Prevention via testing early and don’t assume
Su Yin Amazing – got a lot out of understanding the different apolipoproteins and risk factors. The thing that got my ears all perked up was when Mark mentioned the importance of getting the right form of berberine to minimise the impact on the gut microbiome. I have tried both phellodendron and Berb-Evail and I have to say I LUVVVVV Berb-Evail.
Melissa Learning about the Lipid subfractions and the gene involvement was excellent. This has shown me that my protocol for managing cholesterol needs a tweak, and a deeper look into the lipids is a must. Thanks for providing such an in-depth seminar.
Jeannette Test early to make the most impact on deterring CVD. Test the various LDL lipoproteins and types 1 and 2, which are the least to be concerned about but still monitored over time. Diet is very important to help mitigate. Balanced blood sugar is a major driver of inflammation, and oxidative stress is a key player in CVD. There are so many great tips and recommendations to start implementing. Thanks, Mark and DFH.
Kate It is important to test early, especially in those with a family history, even though they may be ‘thin’ or do not have symptoms. Glucose regulation is also key. The importance of activity and building lean muscle. The supplements and why they are helpful. The scope of the cardiometabolic testing profile the change in risk factors for menopausal women. Keep up your amazing work!
Lucy I loved the explanations of the lipoproteins and subfractions. The activation of the genotype is not always more important than the phenotype.
Chelsea Having a variety of 12 whole foods a day and 30 per week and also the importance of testing versus making assumptions
Leanne Lifestyle changes and supplements can be used in conjunction with medications (and safely). It is important to look at fractions rather than just what is provided on standard blood tests.
Jacqui The use of tocopherols and berberine. They have a statin action. The lipid panel, along with genetics, can help predict cardiovascular risk in the next five years.