Mentoring the Mentor Stuart White, DC, DACBN, CCN Whole Health Associates 1406 Vermont Houston, Texas 77006 713/522-6336 [email protected] www.wholehealthassoc.comwww.doctorofthefuture.org.
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Mentoring the Mentor
Stuart White, DC, DACBN, CCN
Whole Health Associates
1406 Vermont
Houston, Texas 77006
713/522-6336
[email protected]
www.wholehealthassoc.com
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www.doctorofthefuture.org
Mentor goals:
To declare what is possible and establish a
commitment to that possibility
Address personal and professional barriers
limiting the ability to serve
Evolution of vision/mission/ethics that drive
success
Create immediate action steps to apply learning
and growth
Construct the round table of applied
trophologists
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Mentoring the mentor:
Who are the mentors? – Practitioners
Who are we mentoring? – Patients and
GAP
What’s the purpose? – Optimized life
How does it work? – Whatever you learn
you teach someone else (anyone else)
Who’s is included? – Self selection, you
pick yourself
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Mentoring the mentor:
Each participant attends monthly teleconferences (1
hour in duration, 4th Thursday of month) creating a
round table discussion/exploration of the dynamics
and details of a nutrition-based wholistic practice
Each participant chooses a colleague in his/her
world to convey the notes and information – no
information squandering
Issues/problems/questions are considered a learning
process for everyone, although individual’s remain
anonymous
All questions, comments, case studies to be directed
through email to SP rep who will compile and include
in next teleconference ( must be submitted 10 days
prior)
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Mentoring The supreme misfortune that
can befall any man is for him to
embrace a theory mistaking it for
fact.
Leonardo da Vinci
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Surgical Modification of Physiology
A Rational Intervention
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Discussion of Method
Cornerstone issue of Functional Practice
Stomach Cancer Survivor
Complex issues face people with modified physiology due to
surgery and the functional practitioner shines in the approach of
optimizing the modified system
Practitioner must be prepared to experiment and discover
outcome effectiveness while systematically indentifying the
limitations and therefore the goals of therapy
Most of these patients are abandoned to very general
uncustomized approaches that shorten the lifespan and reduce
the vitality
Stomach Cancer Survivor
Male, mid 50’s, 75% of stomach removed
What are the issues/ what are the goals
How far can we go?
Sequenced Decline
Digestive and gut loss of ecology – most effects protein &
minerals
Immune compromised system – infection – autoimmunity – chaos
– failure from overburdening
Organ vulnerability and infection
Endocrine dysruption and infection/autoimmunity
Spiralling bombardment of core systems
B12 dysfunction and resultant events – neuro, hemo, emotional
Hypothesis We are cognizant of the inevitable danger of
errors of interpretation that must, by the nature
of our method, be inherent in this exposition.
We realize that there is scarcely a paragraph in
this volume that cannot ne interpreted in many
different ways other than that in which we have.
Royal Lee, Preface to Protomorphology
7 Pillars of Healing
Endocrine/Hormonal – Disruption & Depression
Glycemic Management – Insulin/Cortisol Dysregulation
pH Bioterrain – Net Acid Excess
Inflammatory Status – Cumulative Repair Deficit
Immune Burden - Toxicity, Infection & Infestation
Circulatory Status – Arterial, Venous & Lymphatic Competence
Digestive Potency – Fuel absorption, waste removal, Immune
modulation
7 Pillars of Healing
The possibility of human greatness (all manner of healing)
Foundational parthenon of health – homeostatic optimization
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Genetic physiological genius
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1 -The Endocrine Axis
Most powerful
system to activate the
rest of body
7 glandular levels
PMG’s first, lifestyle
modification second,
herbs third, HRT
last
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#1 Core Physiologic Principle
Stressors
Hormonal/endocrine adaptation
Glandular fatigue & imbalance
Depletion of organ reserve and nutrient/mineral substrates
Reduced homeostatic mechanisms
Stress hyper/hypo reactivity
Altered psychoneuroimmunologic mechanisms
Nutrient
repletion –
target
fortification
Symptoms – physical/personality modulation
Increased glandular strength/resilience
Disease diagnosis – chronic progression
Restored adaptive mechanisms
Medical Intervention – Drugs & Surgery
Increased organ reserve – repletion of substrates
Death
Enhanced physiology/personality
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Symplex F/M(3,3)
Hypothalmex/us(1,1)
Black Currant Seed(1,1)
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The expanded HPTA AxisThe future
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Endocrine Axis Support
Symplex F/M:
Pituitrophin PMG
Thytrophin PMG
Drenatrophin PMG
Orchic PMG
Hypthalmex:
Hypothalamus cytosol extract
Hypothalmus:
Hypothalamus PMG
Black Currant Seed Oil:
Omega 6 fatty acids (19 times more Gamma Linoleic Acid)
Folic Acid/B12:
Folic Acid support and detox support, DNA/RNA transciption
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Endocrine Axis Support
Start with general HPTA support for 2-3 months and then target individual
glands for further strengthening
Symplex F/M typically reduce to maintenance minor sustaining dosage (12/day)
Individual gland strengthening:
Pineal
- Folic Acid (6)
Pituitary Anterior – Pituitrophin PMG(6), E-Manganese(6)
Posterior – Pituitrophin(6), Trace Minerals/B12(6)
Thyroid Hypo - Thytrophin PMG(6), Thyroid Complex(4),
Prolamine Iodine (1/2/3/4) or other
source of iodine, Cataplex E(6) or other
source of selenium
Hyper - Bugelweed (1-2 tsp), Motherwort (1-2 tsp with
heart arrythmias)
Thymus
- Thymus PMG(6), Immuplex(6)
Pancreas
- Pancreatrophin (6), Paraplex(6), Cataplex GTF(6)
Adrenals
- Drenamin(6), Drenatrophin PMG, Whole
Dessicated Adrenal (4), Eleuthero (4), Withania (4)
Gonads
- Wheat germ Oil Fort. (4), Wild Yam Complex (4),
Tribulus (4), Fortil B12 (4)
Male
- Orchic PMG, Super EFF (4), Prost-x (6)
Female - Ovex (6), Ovatrophin (6), Dong Quai (4), 20
Utrophin (6)
Brain chemistry – Neurotransmitters (Neurohormonal)
Serotonin – Tryptophan dependent feeds Melatonin formation
Well-stocked: Positive, confident, flexible, easy-going
Poorly stocked: Negative, obsessive, irritable, low confidence, sleepless
Catecholamines – Tyrosine dependent forms Dopamine, Norepinephrine, Adrenaline
Well stocked: Energized, upbeat, alert, focused
Poorly stocked: Lethargic, flat, ‘blahs’
GABA – GABA dependent
Well stocked: Relaxed, Stress-free
Poorly stocked: Uptight, overwhelmed, stressed
Endorphins – Phenylalanine dependent
Well stocked: Comfort, pleasure, euphoria
Poorly stocked: Overly sensitive, crying easily
General protein increase will downstream more amino acid fuel for neurotransmitter
formation and greater reserve stores for supply through stressful demands (Minchex 2-6,
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Protefood 2-6)
Number One Stress in the world
The primary way to increase cortisol (stress hormone) is:
Blood Sugar Variations
inducing hypoglycemia and
activating cortisol up-regulation
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The Stress Model
The HPTA is at the heart of the body’s ability to respond to
the environment
Cortisol elevation is the result of Corticotrophin Releasing
Hormone (CRH) arising from the parvocellular neurons of the
paraventricular nucleus (PVN) - this is the ‘master’ stress
hormone released in response to the perception of stress
Stressful stimuli are generalized as:
Physical – pain, trauma, infection, hypotension, exercise, hypoglycemia
Psychological – bereavement, fear, personal loss, anger (the perception that God is not
in control – something is wrong)
CRH is released into the portal circulation of the Median
Eminence and is carried by venous blood to the corticotroph
cells of the anterior pituitary where it binds to the cell surface
receptors stimulating the release of Adrenocorticotropic
Hormone (ACTH)
ACTH reaches the adrenal cortex stimulating the synthesis of
Cortisol (glucocorticoid) and also androgenic hormones like
androstenidione and DHEA (both may convert to testosterone
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and DHT in peripheral tissues
The Stress Model
Cortisol maintains blood glucose during stressful ‘fight or flight’
challenges so that as more metabolic fuel is consumed a critical
amount is maintained for brain function and to support the
activated survival organs such as the heart, lungs, and skeletal
muscle with renewable supply of fuel
Cortisol also participates with Aldosterone (mineralocorticoid) in
driving sodium reabsorption from the renal tubules conserving
electrolytes and water within the vasculature to provide blood and
perfusion pressures to vital organs
Cortisol concentrations rise until it effects negative feedback on
the CRH neurons and the pituitary corticotrophs to return blood
levels to normal preventing prolonged elevations of CRH,
ACTH and cortisol
Chronic stress and maladapted responses to stress alters this
mechanism and causes longterm cortisol dysregulation and even
‘cortisol resistance’
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Revisiting protomorphology
Royal Lee postulates that the growth factors (PMG are
part of the mechanism that determines the aging process
The factors can be locked in the tissues and he
considers that there are ‘elutagens’ which have the effect
of releasing these pmg’s into tissue action
Progesterone can be considered a elutagen as well as
other nutritional elements that reduce the radical oxygen
species
This begins to suggest why certain people do not
respond as keenly to pmg therapy as others
Perhaps there is an emerging understanding of the stage
that must be set for tropho-restorative activation
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Modulating Cortisol
Symplex, Hypothalmex/us – HPA general support
Androgen up-regulation
Adrenal Complex – 2-4/day licorice & rehmannia
Allergen removal
Drenamin – 6/day
Eleuthero – 2-4/day
Vitanox 2-4/day
Detoxification
Change of thinking
Neuro-emotional release
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Eternal Truth
Celebrate what you want
more of …
to see
Tom Peters
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Revisiting the physiologic possibility
7 pillars of foundation strength and physiological
potency (unified mechanisms of disease)
Physiologic possibilities have not been explored or
metered so we remain dependant on external intervention
as the primary modulator of disease process
The practice of rational intervention will deliver the
practitioner and therefore the patient to profound
process that can be measured and will create a new
culture for healing in our nation – it is time for change and
real survival
Essential to the rational is the understanding of the
unified mechanisms of disease that will cause the same
results every time they are activated or burdened – laws
are so much better than opinions
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Give generously
As you have received
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