FREE Webinar

In Western herbal tradition, there are a number of commonly used herbs to address symptoms arising in menopause.  In this talk, we'll look further afield and focus on two less commonly used herbs:  Shatavari and Maca.  We'll detail current research on the many actions of each plant and how these might prove useful for supporting balance in menopause and improving our health and longevity.*

This webinar is for healthcare professionals and students only.

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The webinar will be held 4-5 pm EST.

CE Information – This webinar is offering the following:
• 1.0 credit of Naturopathic Continuing Education by The American Association of Naturopathic Physicians for NDs.

Please see details on the webinar registration page regarding receipt of CE credit.

About the Presenter:
Wendy Warner is a functional medicine gynecologist and hormone expert. After 14 years of conventional ob/gyn practice, Dr Warner founded a collaborative holistic medical practice in suburban Philadelphia. There she focused on a functional integrative approach to health and healing, working alongside practitioners from many different backgrounds and offering a wide variety of therapeutic options. In the fall of 2022, she moved her practice to fully online, providing telemedicine exclusively. She is board certified in gynecology and holistic integrative medicine, is a certified Functional Medicine practitioner, an herbalist and a mesa carrier. She is a nationally recognized speaker and educator, and is faculty for the Institute for Functional Medicine as well as David Winston’s Center for Herbal Studies. She authored a chapter in the current edition of Rakel’s Integrative Medicine textbook, and is the co-author of “Boosting Your Immunity for Dummies”. She is a Past President of the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This webinar and/or products is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.