The Kharrazian Institute Is Proud to Present Dr. Datis Kharrazian’s Exciting New Course…

“Diabetes and Dysglycemia Clinical Strategies and Treatment Applications”

Video: The most advanced diabetes and dysglycemia course today

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Go beyond one-size-fits-all diabetes and dysglycemia

Instead, use personalized treatment strategies other practitioners don’t even know exist

Diabetes, prediabetes, and dysglycemia affect more than 100 million people in the US and are the 7th leading cause of death.

What’s more, blood sugar imbalances are often a primary factor in many other chronic health disorders, such as heart disease, Alzheimer’s, stroke, and autoimmunity.

As a practitioner, it’s paramount that you master dysglycemia, however many fail to realize that managing blood sugar disorders is often much more complex than simply recommending a low-carb diet and exercise.

In the fifth Kharrazian Institute course, Diabetes and Dysglycemia: Clinical Strategies and Treatment Applications, you will learn what the latest research tells us about blood sugar disorders, and why outdated models of treatment are failing so many patients.

Dysglycemia is linked to many other chronic health disorders

Blood sugar imbalances create their own list of troubling symptoms and also promote myriad health disorders.

  • Insomnia
  • Fatigue
  • Poor brain function
  • Hair loss in women
  • Breasts in men
  • Infertility
  • Autoimmunity
  • Chronic pain and inflammation
  • Dementia and Alzheimer’s
  • Heart disease
  • Obesity
  • Hormonal imbalances
  • Depression
  • Mood disorders
  • Migraines
  • … and much, much more

In the standard health care model, dysglycemia and diabetes are managed with medications. The alternative model uses a low-carb diet.

However, both fail to address a number of more complex issues that can be related to dysglycemia. These can be related to the brain, liver, endocrine system, and other physiological pathways. Instead, patients continue to suffer from stubborn and mysterious symptoms they can’t seem to overcome.

In the Kharrazian Institute diabetes and dysglycemia course, you’ll learn new clinical protocols based on the latest research to address stubborn dysglycemia symptoms that have more complex underlying mechanisms than simple strategies can address.

Do you have patients with diabetes and dysglycemia who are not responding to standard dietary protocols?

Chronic health disorders such as dysglycemia and diabetes do not always respond to a cookie-cutter diet and protocol approach. Symptoms can be stubborn and patients non-responsive for what seem like mysterious reasons.

That’s because multiple systems interact with the body’s blood sugar-handling system, and a breakdown in any one those systems can make it difficult to manage dysglycemia.

Also, the more regularly you practice functional medicine, the more complex your patient cases will become, and these patients are less likely to respond to boilerplate approaches.

  • Why do some patients do everything right yet still don’t get better?
  • Why do symptoms persist or even get worse the longer patients follow a protocol?
  • Why do some patients react to “legal” foods on a blood sugar diet?
  • Why do some patients never seem to be able to adjust to a low-carb diet?
  • How do other health conditions affect blood sugar balance?

Our understanding of dysglycemia, diabetes, and other blood sugar imbalance disorders has evolved significantly during the last 10 years. Standard treatment models in both conventional and alternative medicine are outdated in many cases.

Learn what the newer research — and Dr. Kharrazian’s 20+ years of clinical trial and error and his exhaustive review of the research — tell us about managing blood sugar disorders today.

Treat the stubborn blood sugar disorder issues that other practitioners miss — and improve outcomes for chronic health disorders in general

Two of the biggest challenges patients with chronic health disorders face are symptoms that are mysterious and stubborn. It’s frustrating for practitioners too — you follow all the protocols, go to the best seminars, read the latest studies, articles, and books, and yet some of your patients still don’t improve like they should.

The truth is, science and our understanding of chronic health disorders is continually evolving as researchers make new discoveries.

The information available today radically changes our understanding of diabetes and dysglycemia compared to 10 years ago. However, how many practitioners are actually integrating this new knowledge into their practice?

Because blood sugar disorders play an integral role in so many chronic health disorders, Dr. Kharrazian has been staying current on all the latest research and integrating new findings into his clinical protocols.

Through trial and error in an ongoing quest to help some of the sickest patients with the most complex cases — the ones no one else can help — he has developed a sequence of steps for identifying and managing the different underlying mechanisms of diabetes and dysglycemia.

When you learn the latest research — and how to implement those findings clinically — former mysteries turn into deeper knowledge and understanding of how the body works, and how to address break downs in function.

As a result, your patients are happier, they refer their friends and acquaintances to you, and your job satisfaction goes up.

That’s because you are armed with the knowledge and insight to tackle more complex cases.

Introducing the most advanced diabetes and dysglycemia course offered anywhere on the planet

The Kharrazian Institute diabetes and dysglycemia course is the result of Dr. Kharrazian’s ongoing clinical developments, exhaustive literature reviews, and published research during his last 20+ years of practice.

In his fifth course for Kharrazian Institute, his goal is to help you fully grasp the pathophysiology of dysglycemia and diabetes in ways that go beyond standard approaches.

He will take you on the same step-by-step journey of managing blood sugar disorders he uses with his own patients. This includes far more than measuring fasting glucose and HbA1c and prescribing a low-carb diet.

You must also consider complex inter-relationships between the blood sugar handling system and the brain, the liver, adipocytes, the immune system, the endocrine system, and more.

You will learn the nuances of blood sugar disorders and how to couple a deep grasp of dysglycemia with a thorough patient evaluation to customize a treatment application unique to each patient using diet, nutrition, and lifestyle strategies.

The Kharrazian Institute diabetes and dysglycemia course is the first to integrate blood sugar handling physiology with the latest findings in neurology, immunology, and endocrinology

During this weekend course you’ll not only learn the newest diabetes and dysglycemia research, you’ll also leave with protocols you can implement in your practice right away.

Topics you’ll master include:

  • The relationship between adrenal function and blood sugar handling
  • The stubborn connection between low blood pressure, low blood sugar, depression, and fatigue
  • How to test, identify, and address the cortisol awakening response as a foundation to addressing a dysfunctional neuroendocrine system (this is NOT the adrenal salivary test)
  • Managing the brain–cortisol–blood sugar connection
  • Why supplements alone cannot manage many blood sugar disorders
  • This secondary disease that goes undiagnosed in up to a quarter of patients with type 2 diabetes
  • How to spot the early warning signs of dementia caused by dysglycemia
  • The profound influence of the microbiome on blood sugar and how to improve microbiome health
  • Identifying and addressing dysglycemia-based mechanisms of insomnia
  • Identifying and addressing brain-based mechanisms of dysglycemia, such as brain injury, neurodegeneration, neuroinflammation, and more
  • Much, much more

In order to optimize your patients’ care …

You must approach diabetes and dysglycemia from the standpoint that the same protocol will not work for everyone.

Instead, you must learn to identify the underlying mechanisms.

This course will teach you the most complete diabetes and dysglycemia strategies and how to implement them right away

The comprehensive Diabetes and Dysglycemia Clinical Strategies and Treatment Applications Course is based on more than 20 years of Dr. Kharrazian’s experience working with patients throughout the U.S. and Europe, breakthrough scientific research, and the innovation of his own clinical strategies.

You’ll learn the physiological, neurological, and endocrine mechanisms underlying blood sugar disorders, diagnostic strategies, and how to address them based on each patient’s unique health profile.

He will present evidence-based models incorporating diet, nutrition, and lifestyle protocols. Clinical applications of neurological based mechanisms, adrenal and endocrine disorders, microbiome influences, inflammation, hepatic mechanisms, and other factors will also be highlighted.

Dr. Kharrazian will share with you the same clinical strategies and treatment applications he personally uses for successful evaluation and management of diabetes and dysglycemia.

By the end of course, you’ll have an effective clinical model from the minute a patient walks into your office with chronic and stubborn dysglycemia disorders that are trapping them in other irresolvable chronic health and autoimmune disorders. You’ll learn correct diagnosis, assessment, treatment plans, and follow-up to manage the many diabetic and dysglycemic patients seeking treatment today.

Some of the topics you’ll learn in the Kharrazian Institute diabetes and dysglycemia course

As research of diabetes and dysglycemia advances, so does our collective knowledge of these blood sugar disorders.

However, integrating new research into a clinical practice can be challenging, especially when it pertains to the brain, the microbiome, and the endocrine system.

Thankfully, the Kharrazian Institute gives you clear clinical strategies you can implement right away.

  • For instance, to really understand what is driving dysglycemia, you must study their initial survey, how they present in person, their handwriting, speech, medical history, dietary and lifestyle triggers, physical examination, lab tests, and more.
  • You’ll learn new research showing some “anti-inflammatory” foods that people eat because they were recommended by a registered dietician, or because they fit the model of an anti-inflammatory diet, actually trigger inflammation and can worsen diabetes and dysglycemia.
  • A thorough neurological evaluation should be an integral part of working up a patient with diabetes and dysglycemia. This is one of the most important — yet overlooked — aspects of managing a patient with a blood sugar disorder. Dysglycemia can devastate brain health and raise the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s.
  • Some symptoms of dysglycemia are often misdiagnosed as other conditions, such as depression.
  • Why some dysglycemic patients don’t get better on low-carb diets, and may even get worse.
  • How to evaluate the brain, the gut, the liver, and the endocrine system in relation to diabetes and dysglycemia.

Dr. Kharrazian is a leading expert in diagnosing and treating diabetes and dysglycemia

Datis Kharrazian, PhD, DHSc, DC, MS, MMSc, FACN, is a Harvard Medical School trained researcher, clinical research scientist, academic professor, and a functional medicine health care provider. Dr. Kharrazian earned a Master of Medical Science degree (MMSc) in Clinical Investigation from Harvard Medical School, and is a member of the Harvard Medical Alumni Association and the American Association of Immunologists.

Today, Dr. Kharrazian’s clinical models of functional medicine are used by several academic institutions, and thousands of health care clinics and practices providers throughout the world.

Dr. Kharrazian consults with patients from all over the world who are seeking non-pharmaceutical alternatives. His practice is focused on developing a personalized medical approach using diet, nutrition, and lifestyle approaches.

After decades of analyzing thousands of studies and working with patients in the United States and Europe, Dr. Kharrazian developed never-taught-before clinical strategies to successfully treat diabetes and dysglycemia.

Is the Kharrazian Institute diabetes and dysglycemia course right for you?

The Kharrazian Institute diabetes and dysglycemia course is not for everyone. See if the course features below are right for you:

  • Practitioners who want to perform in-depth evaluations to understand the underlying mechanisms of their patients’ diabetes and dysglycemia
  • Health care providers looking to evolve their dysglycemia treatment plans to better help more clinically complex patients
  • Providers willing to expand diabetes and dysglycemia care to include brain health, autoimmune mechanisms, gut and liver issues, microbome health, loss of oral tolerance, and other related issues
  • Practitioners looking for a one-size-fits-all diet and supplement protocol
  • Providers who don’t have the time or energy to master the underlying complexities of many diabetes and dysglycemia cases
  • Practitioners who prefer not to work with patients whose blood sugar disorders in themselves underlie other complex chronic health and autoimmune disorders
  • Providers not interested in addressing neurological health

Here is why you need to sign up for the Kharrazian Institute diabetes and dysglycemia course

Diabetes and dysglycemia are among the most common health disorders in both conventional and alternative medicine today. Practitioners in both models are failing countless numbers of patients who do not fit the basic treatment plans. Yet the demand for effective blood sugar care is huge and continues to grow.

Tragically, many patients suffer for years with unmanaged or poorly managed blood sugar disorders, which can result in devastating consequences, such as dementia and Alzheimer’s.

Most diabetes and dysglycemia patients visit multiple doctors before finding the care they need. Dr. Kharrazian will teach you how to be the practitioner they stick with.

Be the change the world of medicine so desperately needs, and a much-needed alternative to the disregard many dysglycemia patients endure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do any materials come with this course?

You receive 1-year access to all the recorded live videos, presentation slides, published papers, Q&A’s, assessment forms, supplement information, protocols, and all other supporting material.

Do I receive continuing education credits for this class?

12 hours of CEs are available for licensed health care practitioners. Please see the bottom of this page for more particulars.

What if I can’t digest all the information at once?

First, you are given pre-class reading material to begin familiarizing yourself with the material. Then, you have access to the recorded lectures and supporting materials. This means you can rewatch lectures as many times as you need.

What if I have questions after the class?

When you register you are invited to join a Members Only Kharrazian Institute Facebook group where you can ask questions and discuss cases with other practitioners.

How can patients in my area learn about me and the fact that I have taken this class?

We have created an online practitioner referral page. Licensed practitioners who have completed all of the Kharrazian Institute courses will be added to the list. Patients can search the list to look for practitioners in their area.

What if parts of the class are unfamiliar to me?

All of the Kharrazian Institute classes are designed to complement one another. As you take all the courses over time you will receive an extraordinarily comprehensive functional medicine education. Different pieces of human physiology, neurology, immunology, and endocrinology all fit together like pieces of a puzzle for one comprehensive understanding of patient evaluation and care.

MARK HYMAN, MD

Dr. Kharrazian has been a prominent educator and highly-respected clinician in the functional medicine community since the inception of functional medicine. He is an expert clinician and an innovator in this field.

CLEVELAND CLINIC, DIRECTOR OF CENTER FOR FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE
CHAIRMAN, INSTITUTE FOR FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE
TEN-TIME NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING AUTHOR

JEFFREY BLAND, PHD, FACN, FACB

I have had the pleasure of knowing Dr. Kharrazian for more than a decade and observing his professional growth and impact as a key opinion leader in the field of Functional Neurology. He is voracious in his pursuit of learning and skill development. His pursuit of post-graduate studies at Harvard in research methods has embellished his already significant expertise in systems medicine and its application to Functional Medicine. He has a unique skill in making complex information accessible to his students and patients alike, which is a measure of an individual who is a master of his field. Dr. Kharrazian is a humble, quietly competent leader who leads by example and his presence. The Functional Medicine field is rapidly evolving, and it is through the work and leadership of a select group of professionals, of which Dr. Kharrazian is a recognized leader, that it is growing in both its adoption and successful application to the treatment of complex chronic diseases. It is truly a pleasure to call Dr. Kharrazian both a colleague and friend in our mutual advocacy in the development and application of Functional Medicine.

CO-FOUNDER, INSTITUTE OF FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE
PRESIDENT, PERSONALIZED LIFESTYLE MEDICINE INSTITUTE

Why is Dr. Kharrazian’s diabetes and dysglycemia course different?

Dr. Kharrazian is an actual clinician who has been successfully treating dysglycemia disorders in the United States and Europe for more than 20 years.

Dr. Kharrazian has witnessed countless real-life patient scenarios and developed proven strategies to address commonly overlooked issues.

Dr. Kharrazian is both a scientist and an educator.

Dr. Kharrazian has been an innovator in the field of functional medicine since its inception.

Dr. Kharrazian stays continually up-to-date with the latest scientific and medical research.

Dr. Kharrazian was trained as a clinical investigator (Master of Medical Science in Clinical Investigation) at Harvard Medical School and can effectively share with you the most relevant research.

Dr. Kharrazian has published a number of immunology studies in the most respected medical journals in the world.

DAVE PERLMUTTER, MD, FACN, ABIHM

Dr. Kharrazian’s work represents the vanguard in our understanding of the role of lifestyle choices in charting the brain’s destiny. His highly effective educational outreach has opened the door for countless healthcare providers, allowing them to dramatically increase their effectiveness in treating and indeed preventing so many of the pernicious conditions that plague our modern society.

AUTHOR, #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING BOOK,
GRAIN BRAIN AND BRAIN MAKER

KELLY BROGAN, MD, ABIHM

Dr. Datis Kharrazian is one of the most powerful clinicians of our time. From the lab to the clinic, he has studied, vetted, and applied his cutting-edge science to heal patients all over the world. I consider him to be a foremost authority in a systems approach to recovery and wellness.

AUTHOR, NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING BOOK, A MIND OF YOUR OWN

TERRY WAHLS, MD, IFMCP

Dr. Kharrazian is a brilliant clinician educator who has inspired many, myself included. He is superb at teaching clinicians the power of using functional medicine-oriented history and physical examination to understand and address the root causes of disease and health. Integrating the latest research and years of clinical experience, Dr. Kharrazian, is an international leader in Functional Medicine.

NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING AUTHOR OF THE WAHLS PROTOCOL – HOW I BEAT
PROGRESSIVE MS USING PALEO PRINCIPLES AND FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE
CLINICAL PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, CARVER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

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Testimonials about the Kharrazian Institute courses

– Carri

The very first course I attended with Dr. Kharrazian was his Functional Endocrinology course back in 2003 and boy did that ever rock my world. His Kharrazian Institute Neuroinflammation course just did the same thing… but on a MUCH larger scale. It’s a total game changer. Paradigm shifting. I’m 20+ years in practice and I’ve noticed patients are getting so much harder to treat, with much more complex and chronic issues, and now I have a much better understanding why and what to do about it! Dr. K — thank you for putting this revolutionary information together!

– Christopher

I’ve practiced 23 years and one of my biggest pet peeves was “shooting blind.” By this I mean, “It’s been determined by years of clinical use that such and such a remedy is good for the treatment of X.” I always felt inadequate, exposed, and unsure of the variables. I can’t express in words the degree of appreciation I have for your dedication to determining mechanisms, researching studies, and most importantly breaking down this disparate information into readily accessible and mostly easy to understand, maps of malfunctioning physiology. I have found it invaluable. As you repeatedly stressed at your Functional Neurology Seminars program in the past, it’s sloppy clinical work to proceed with treatment until a clear picture of where the dominos fell first is figured out, so the appropriate treatment is arrived at. A million thanks to a fabulous contributor.

– Steven

This seminar was more eye opening about why some of these chronic failures we’ve all had as practitioners need more of a neuro-metabolic approach and to give yourself and the patient time and give realistic expectations so we both don’t get burned out or disappointed. That was huge for me. Thanks Dr. Kharrazian.

– Diego

This has been a freaking gorgeous course. Looking forward to the digestive health course in September.

– Xavier

What a blessing to have been able to follow that neuroinflammation course. Full of scientific data but lots of clinical applications that are very helpful for practitioners. I’m very happy to be able to follow that course since nothing is available like this in France. This should be taught in med school. Thank you Dr. Datis Kharrazian!

– Judy

What a brilliant lecture and very clinical. Hammering home the points and reviewing while we went along really prepared me for the exam. So practical and I will be attending the next two in the series. Very well done. Really can’t say enough good things today. Thanks to everyone involved to pull it off and make livestream possible for me here in Canada.

– Greg

Dr. Kharrazian has literally given me hope and if I could use one word to describe my weekend it would be “PROFOUND”. I am truly grateful for you!!!

– Lapis

Thanks for the excellent, clinically translatable course; with much appreciation for the lucid organization and abundant supportive documents.

More testimonials

PEDRAM SHOJAI, OMD

Dr. Kharrazian is one of the greatest minds in the functional medicine space. He’s a trailblazer and an innovator. His courses are gold and his direction is wise. If you’re in healthcare and are ready to be on the right side of history, study with this man.
AUTHOR, NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING BOOK, THE URBAN MONK
FOUNDER OF WELL.ORG

DAVID MUSNICK, MD

Dr. Kharrazian is one of the most skilled Functional medicine practitioners in the country. His understanding of interrelationships in physiology puts him in the top tier of Functional Medicine writers and educators in this country.
FACULTY OF THE INSTITUTE FOR FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE

NORA GEDGAUDAS, CNS, NTP, BCHN

Datis Kharrazian is truly among the great medical geniuses of our time. His capacity to think outside the box is second to none. He brings cutting-edge insights to the table that others have missed along the way and for this we should be eternally grateful.
AUTHOR, PRIMAL BODY, PRIMAL MIND AND PRIMAL FAT BURNER

ELIZABETH BOHAM, MD, RD

Dr. Kharrazian is a leader in functional medicine, always looking to discover the root cause of illness or dysfunction in the body and, most importantly, uncovering novel therapies to improve optimal function.
MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF THE ULTRAWELLNESS CENTER

MARK FLANNERY, DC, MS, BS

Dr. Kharrazian’s education gave me the knowledge and confidence to take on complicated chronic cases. I would not have the patient success I have without the information I gained from Dr. Kharrazian. I have taken many seminars by many different doctors but I could not do what I do without the knowledge I gained from Dr. Kharrazian.
DIRECTOR OF HEALTH WISE CLINICAL NUTRITION

JOSHUA REDD, DC, MS

Dr. Kharrazian’s education has been pivotal in every aspect of my practice. His curriculum has been my foundation for building seven thriving functional medicine clinics. I couldn’t ask for a more rewarding career path.
FOUNDER OF RED RIVER HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER
AUTHOR, THE TRUTH ABOUT LOW THYROID

SHANE STEADMAN, DC, DACNB, DCBCN, CNS

In the last decade, I have seen Dr. Kharrazian change the landscape of healthcare. His ability to integrate functional medicine, immunology, and neurology is second to none. Individuals like Dr. Kharrazian come around once in a lifetime. I could not be more honored to learn from him and consider him to be a wonderful mentor. I sincerely believe the Kharrazian Institute will continue to evolve health care.
DIRECTOR, INTEGRATED HEALTH SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATED BRAIN CENTERS

PEARL ZIMMERMAN, MD, MPH

Dr. Kharrazian’s teachings have made more of a difference than anything else I’ve studied. His way of explaining things has been the most clear and relevant and his treatment recommendations the most efficient and effective. I’m thankful beyond words for all he’s contributed to both my personal health and my professional growth.
PHYSICIAN, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE INTEGRATIVE HEALTH INSTITUTE