This webinar explores the individual variability of perimenopausal symptoms and the relationship between genetics, sex hormones, cortisol and insulin. Discover how these factors impact mental health, weight management, metabolic disorders and patient outcomes.
Scientific evidence supporting natural interventions and supplements will be shared to provide practical tools to enhance women’s care during this critical life stage. In addition, a three-step process to integrate natural therapies into treatment plans will be explored, offering personalised and effective solutions for supporting perimenopause symptoms.
Learning Objectives
- Recognising individual variability related to perimenopause
- Exploring the connection between genetics, hormones and metabolism
- Reviewing evidence-based natural interventions
- Three-step process for perimenopause therapeutic interventions
Presented by Dr Denise Furness
Denise Furness, PhD is a molecular geneticist and global leader in nutrigenomics and epigenetics, with over 20 years of experience. Her award-winning research during her academic career focused on gene-nutrient interactions, methylation, and DNA damage. In 2012, she founded Your Genes and Nutrition, bridging scientific expertise with clinical practice. Specialising in fertility, thyroid health, and healthy ageing, Denise has shown how to slow biological ageing by optimising DNA methylation through nutrition and lifestyle interventions.
Her personal journey overcoming autoimmune thyroid disease and inherited susceptibility to Dementia drives her mission to empower others to achieve better health and longevity. Recently, Denise launched the Academy for Precision Health, teaching nutrigenomics and epigenetics to help more practitioners transform the future of healthcare.
This webinar is for FxMed practitioner account holders only. If you are a New Zealand or Australian healthcare practitioner you can register for a free account here
