Improving Mental Health through Better Gut Health
Sponsored by:
The gut microbiome, a complex community of trillions of microorganisms, significantly influences mental well-being. Gut health issues have been linked to various psychiatric, neurodevelopmental, neurological, and cognitive diseases. Statistics reveal that nearly two-thirds of Americans will experience some degree of cognitive decline by age 70. Additionally, it's estimated that around 30% of individuals will suffer from anxiety, and approximately 20% will face mood disorders at some point in their lives.
Speaker
Julie Ann Davey
ANP-C, ACNP-C, CFMP
Julie is a nurse practitioner with over 25 years of experience in healthcare. She received her undergraduate degree from the Medical College of Georgia and graduate degree from Emory University. She holds a faculty position at Emory University educating future nurse practitioners. Julie has also completed Functional Medicine University’s program and is a Certified Functional Medicine Provider. She is currently enrolled in the Lifestyle Medicine Doctoral Program at FSU.
In 2013, Julie became interested in a more holistic approach to wellness. She began educating others on the power of food and natural medicine to heal the body. Today, Julie owns a consulting practice helping clients get to the root cause of their symptoms through innovative clinical testing. She takes a holistic approach to healing the issues uncovered through proper testing in order to restore energy, proper digestion, mental clarity, promote better sleep, skin, immunity, weight loss, and so much more! She is teaches quarterly bootcamps on the GI MAP test at Rupa University and leads a mentorship program for providers interested in building their own functional medicine practice and becoming well versed in gut health. Education, whether it’s other providers or patients, is Julie’s ultimate passion!
Thank you for downloading!
SHARE