August Update 2025 - Low Libido, MCAS, Proton Pump Inhibitors
Aug 13
We have three very clinically-useful programs for you this month - two series and one interview.
Low Libido: A Functional Sexology Approach to Identification and Treatment for Men and Women
A topic that’s not talked about nearly enough but is much larger than we might expect is low-libido. Many of your patients are experiencing this but how many have mentioned it yet? Oftentimes, they really want to but don’t manage to bring it up.
Dr Keesha Ewers is board-certified in Functional Medicine and Ayurvedic Medicine, a Doctor of Sexology, and a Trauma-Informed Psychotherapist. She has given us a thorough workup on this topic, including how to discuss it with your patients.
Low libido is one of the most common, most misunderstood, and most mismanaged concerns in clinical care. You will learn a great deal about the causes and care of low libido in both men and women.
This 7-part series includes instructive case studies that will help you to recognise the individualised treatment requirements of this complex condition.
Mast Cell Activation Disorders with Lela Altman
Another complex condition are the diverse presentations of Mast Cell Activation Disorders. These are a clinical challenge and Dr Lela Altman has created a 2-part series that provides clarity the identification, investigation and intervention strategies required.
Estimates suggest these disorders may be present in up to 17% of the population, yet remain frequently undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, and require careful, structured assessment and management.
This is a very encouraging and practical discussion on the care of the many people challenged with mast cell activation disorders, histamine intolerance, and related conditions.
Tapering Proton Pump Inhibitors. Interview with Vincent Pedre
PPIs are among the most commonly prescribed medications worldwide, and for various reasons, 80-90% of people are taking them when they are no longer required. This carries significant risks and these people need a careful tapering plan that doesn’t rebound and cause hyperacidity.
Complications of long-term PPI use include nutrient malabsorption, increased infection risk, SIBO, osteoporosis, and even mood disturbances.
Dr Vincent Pedre provides you with a comprehensive and practical approach to safely and effectively taper patients with step-by-step strategies for individualised, successful tapering.
Low Libido: A Functional Sexology Approach to Identification and Treatment for Men and Women
A topic that’s not talked about nearly enough but is much larger than we might expect is low-libido. Many of your patients are experiencing this but how many have mentioned it yet? Oftentimes, they really want to but don’t manage to bring it up.
Dr Keesha Ewers is board-certified in Functional Medicine and Ayurvedic Medicine, a Doctor of Sexology, and a Trauma-Informed Psychotherapist. She has given us a thorough workup on this topic, including how to discuss it with your patients.
Low libido is one of the most common, most misunderstood, and most mismanaged concerns in clinical care. You will learn a great deal about the causes and care of low libido in both men and women.
This 7-part series includes instructive case studies that will help you to recognise the individualised treatment requirements of this complex condition.
Mast Cell Activation Disorders with Lela Altman
Another complex condition are the diverse presentations of Mast Cell Activation Disorders. These are a clinical challenge and Dr Lela Altman has created a 2-part series that provides clarity the identification, investigation and intervention strategies required.
Estimates suggest these disorders may be present in up to 17% of the population, yet remain frequently undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, and require careful, structured assessment and management.
This is a very encouraging and practical discussion on the care of the many people challenged with mast cell activation disorders, histamine intolerance, and related conditions.
Tapering Proton Pump Inhibitors. Interview with Vincent Pedre
PPIs are among the most commonly prescribed medications worldwide, and for various reasons, 80-90% of people are taking them when they are no longer required. This carries significant risks and these people need a careful tapering plan that doesn’t rebound and cause hyperacidity.
Complications of long-term PPI use include nutrient malabsorption, increased infection risk, SIBO, osteoporosis, and even mood disturbances.
Dr Vincent Pedre provides you with a comprehensive and practical approach to safely and effectively taper patients with step-by-step strategies for individualised, successful tapering.
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