The Microbiome & Diet: Autism to Autoimmune
Advanced diet strategies that improve health, mood, and cognition
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Dr. Raphael Kellman
Raphael Kellman, MD, is a pioneer in functional and integrative medicine. He developed a new field of medicine called “Microbiome Medicine,” in which he created a practical personalized treatment approach to a wide variety of diseases. In nearly two decades of practice, he has treated and helped countless patients from all over the world with unexplained, unresolved health issues. His approach to the treatment and healing of patients is informed by his eclectic background in the philosophy of science, ecological medicine, mind/body medicine and the study of Kabbalah.
Dr. Kellman is one of the pioneering medical doctors to recognize the unseen ecology of microbiome bacteria, and how it could be leveraged to provide a revolutionary new approach to healing. He wrote the first book on the microbiome, The Microbiome Diet, which addresses practical ways in which microbiome science can be used to restore health and healing. Tens of thousands of readers have followed his protocols with significant success.
Dr. Kellman is a graduate of Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York, and has completed his postgraduate training in internal medicine at Beth Israel Hospital, Lenox Hill Hospital and St. John’s Hospital.
The Kellman Center for Integrative and Functional Medicine is located in New York, New York.
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Julie Matthews, BS NC
Julie Matthews, BS NC is a globally respected nutrition expert, accomplished author, and inspirational educator. Her guidance is backed by her fifteen years of clinical experience and scientific research with complex neurological and physiological needs; particularly autism and related disorders.
She has lectured in more than 60 cities across three continents. She’s been on television, radio, newspaper, blogs/podcasts and more, published scientifically referenced articles in journals and websites. She’s been featured by Price-Pottenger, honored by the National Association of Nutrition Professionals, sits on two scientific advisory boards including the Autism Nutrition Research Center, consulted to a soon-to-be-published university research study, and is a Certified Nutrition Consultant with a successful practice in San Francisco.
Julie is a dynamic speaker who has educated professionals at trainings for Integrative Medicine for Mental Health, Autism Research Institute/DAN!, Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs, and the MINDD Forum in Australia. Now, nutrition professionals around the world embrace her comprehensive online training in bioindividual nutrition.
Because autism is one of the most complex disorder, it provides a unique perspective on chronic disease that helps Julie teach others to see hidden connections between symptoms, circumstances, and effective healing dietary strategies for a wide variety of complex conditions.
She founded Nourishing Hope to stand for the efficacy of improved diet and nutrition for autism, and the BioIndividual Nutrition Institute to share the synthesis of her knowledge with cutting edge clinicians to help improve their effectiveness with therapeutic diets.
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