Tina Moore

So they post content that sounds like medical advice. They go by doctor and you guys think that they somehow have medical training and they have no medical training. Now, some, again, I do have colleagues who are PhDs who've gone on to do extensive clinical training outside of their original PhD. It's further education. So good on them. But they're going to sell you supplements.

So they post content that sounds like medical advice. They go by doctor and you guys think that they somehow have medical training and they have no medical training. Now, some, again, I do have colleagues who are PhDs who've gone on to do extensive clinical training outside of their original PhD. It's further education. So good on them. But they're going to sell you supplements.

So they post content that sounds like medical advice. They go by doctor and you guys think that they somehow have medical training and they have no medical training. Now, some, again, I do have colleagues who are PhDs who've gone on to do extensive clinical training outside of their original PhD. It's further education. So good on them. But they're going to sell you supplements.

They're going to sell you courses. They're going to give you medical advice. And they have absolutely no medical training. All right. That's just what it is. I'm not again, not throwing shade. I'm just telling you so you know what you're dealing with, because a lot of people don't seem to know because they come at me and they're like, well, someone says a Ph.D. and you're not.

They're going to sell you courses. They're going to give you medical advice. And they have absolutely no medical training. All right. That's just what it is. I'm not again, not throwing shade. I'm just telling you so you know what you're dealing with, because a lot of people don't seem to know because they come at me and they're like, well, someone says a Ph.D. and you're not.

They're going to sell you courses. They're going to give you medical advice. And they have absolutely no medical training. All right. That's just what it is. I'm not again, not throwing shade. I'm just telling you so you know what you're dealing with, because a lot of people don't seem to know because they come at me and they're like, well, someone says a Ph.D. and you're not.

And I'm like, OK, I'm actually a doctor with clinical training. So this leads to confusion and misplaced trust at the end of the day. And this is why I'm doing this podcast is because there's a lot of misplaced trust and there's a lot of people coming at. I should say a word about functional medicine.

And I'm like, OK, I'm actually a doctor with clinical training. So this leads to confusion and misplaced trust at the end of the day. And this is why I'm doing this podcast is because there's a lot of misplaced trust and there's a lot of people coming at. I should say a word about functional medicine.

And I'm like, OK, I'm actually a doctor with clinical training. So this leads to confusion and misplaced trust at the end of the day. And this is why I'm doing this podcast is because there's a lot of misplaced trust and there's a lot of people coming at. I should say a word about functional medicine.

Functional medicine, at least right now, I know that they're trying to build out some schools around this and maybe some of them are starting to bring students into the process. But at this point. The only thing that you can get from functional medicine, there's no board certification in functional medicine. It is just a certificate. So you can go through the Institute for Functional Medicine.

Functional medicine, at least right now, I know that they're trying to build out some schools around this and maybe some of them are starting to bring students into the process. But at this point. The only thing that you can get from functional medicine, there's no board certification in functional medicine. It is just a certificate. So you can go through the Institute for Functional Medicine.

Functional medicine, at least right now, I know that they're trying to build out some schools around this and maybe some of them are starting to bring students into the process. But at this point. The only thing that you can get from functional medicine, there's no board certification in functional medicine. It is just a certificate. So you can go through the Institute for Functional Medicine.

That's a very good one. You can go through A4M, which is the anti-aging organization. That's a very good one. These people sit for, they go through several rounds of weekend trainings and then they sit for an exam and then they have a functional medicine certificate. But are they board certified? It's not like if they're board certified in sports medicine.

That's a very good one. You can go through A4M, which is the anti-aging organization. That's a very good one. These people sit for, they go through several rounds of weekend trainings and then they sit for an exam and then they have a functional medicine certificate. But are they board certified? It's not like if they're board certified in sports medicine.

That's a very good one. You can go through A4M, which is the anti-aging organization. That's a very good one. These people sit for, they go through several rounds of weekend trainings and then they sit for an exam and then they have a functional medicine certificate. But are they board certified? It's not like if they're board certified in sports medicine.

It's not like a specialty board certification that MDs can get. So the easiest thing to do is if you're dealing with a PhD or you're dealing, you know, like I would ask them, are you licensed to treat people? And they will have to tell you no because they're not. Unless they have an MD also or they have an ND, like a real clinical license. They're not.

It's not like a specialty board certification that MDs can get. So the easiest thing to do is if you're dealing with a PhD or you're dealing, you know, like I would ask them, are you licensed to treat people? And they will have to tell you no because they're not. Unless they have an MD also or they have an ND, like a real clinical license. They're not.

It's not like a specialty board certification that MDs can get. So the easiest thing to do is if you're dealing with a PhD or you're dealing, you know, like I would ask them, are you licensed to treat people? And they will have to tell you no because they're not. Unless they have an MD also or they have an ND, like a real clinical license. They're not.

Then ask them, do you have any clinical training? Or just go look them up, right? If you're dealing with a chiropractor who has an ND, say, where did you go to school? And if it was the, you know, the, what was it? The American naturopathic medical certification board. If that's what's on their diploma, then you can call bullshit. They're not real NDs.

Then ask them, do you have any clinical training? Or just go look them up, right? If you're dealing with a chiropractor who has an ND, say, where did you go to school? And if it was the, you know, the, what was it? The American naturopathic medical certification board. If that's what's on their diploma, then you can call bullshit. They're not real NDs.