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Metagenics On Demand Webinar, Fast Acting Pain Relief in Practice
RN Labs Webinars Educational Portal Webinars
Integria Free Webinar, Inflammatory Load and Resilience
Interclinical Laboratories Free Webinar Series, 2026 HTMS Webinar Series
October
Metagenics Webinar, The Midlife Metabolic Shift, NZ
BioConcepts 2 Day Summit,BioConcepts 2 Day Summit, Neuro Resilience
FxMed NZ Webinar, Silent Disruptors: How hidden Toxins Hijack your Health
November
FxMed NZ Webinar, Exploring Bacterial Spores
Explore the science behind Rhuleave-K™, a fast-acting, plant-based solution for acute pain. In this on-demand webinar, Dr. Mieke Van Den Driessche, VP of Global Science, Research & Development at Metagenics, unveils the clinical evidence supporting this powerful blend of turmeric and Boswellia - shown to deliver noticeable relief in as little as 30 minutes.
Dr. Mieke Van Den Driessche
Presented by: Dr. Mieke Van Den Driessche PhD, MSc. (Nutrition), MSc. (Teaching), BSc. (Biochem/Biotech) VP, Global Science, Research & Development - Metagenics
What You'll Learn:
- How it works: Discover how Rhuleave-K™ targets inflammation and pain pathways through NF-κB modulation and TRP channel desensitisation.
- Why it’s different: Learn how it supports pain relief without compromising gut health or kidney function.
- What the research says: Hear about four randomised controlled trials showing impressive results in musculoskeletal pain, menstrual cramps, comparisons with paracetamol & lower-dose effectiveness.
- When to use it: Ideal for sprains, strains, headaches, period pain, and dental pain - lasting up to six hours.
Explore the Science Behind Rhuleave-K™ a fast-acting, plant-based solution for acute pain. In this on-demand webinar, Dr. Mieke Van Den Driessche, VP of Global Science, Research & Development at Metagenics, unveils the clinical evidence supporting this powerful blend of turmeric and Boswellia - shown to deliver noticeable relief in as little as 30 minutes.
Curcumin and Boswellia (Rhuleave-K™) for Rapid Pain Relief: Discover how the product works, explore the clinical patient outcomes and understand the science behind the formulation.
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This lecture will cover pesticide use, pesticide exposure in population groups, signs and symptoms of non-occupational pesticide exposure, laboratory evaluation of pesticide exposure and treatment of pesticide exposure.
Who is this for? Healthcare practitioners, naturopaths, nutritionists, and anyone working with patients who may be suffering from suspected pesticide exposure and subsequent related health issues.
What you'll learn:
- Identify signs and symptoms of pesticide exposure.
- Understand lab tests to identify pesticide exposure.
- Understand appropriate guidance for both avoidance and treatment of pesticide exposure.
About the presenter, Lyn Patrick: Lyn Patrick, ND, graduated from Bastyr University in 1984 with a doctorate in naturopathic medicine and has been in private practice as a state licensed naturopathic physician in Arizona and Colorado for 35 years. She is a published author of numerous articles in peer-reviewed medical journals, she is a past contributing editor for Alternative Medicine Review, and she recently authored a chapter in the newly released textbook Clinical Environmental Medicine (Elsevier 2019). She speaks internationally on environmental medicine, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, endocrine disruption, metal toxicology, and other topics. She is currently faculty for the Metabolic Medicine Institute Fellowship in collaboration with George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences. She is also a founding partner and presenter at the Environmental Health Symposium, an annual international environmental medicine conference based in the United States. After the passing of her longtime colleague Dr. Walter Crinnion, she has taken on the job of continuing to educate primary care providers in the area of environmental medicine training through the SpiritMed Certification Course and Crinnion Opinion podcasts. In her spare time, she enjoys biking, hiking, and kayaking the mountains, lakes, and rivers of southwestern Colorado.
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Watch James Neuenschwander, MD (Dr. Neu) in a one-hour presentation on how to diagnose a mould-toxic patient, starting with when to suspect that mycotoxins might be a part of your patient’s symptom survey or routine lab results. Using real-world examples, he will guide you through identifying the source of mould, detoxifying the mycotoxins from an individual, and using the OAT and MycoTOX Profile as surveillance tools to monitor progress and determine the appropriate treatment program. He will also cover some of the basics behind treating sequelae of prolonged mycotoxin illness, like mast cell activation syndromes and autonomic dysfunction.
Who is this for: Healthcare practitioners, naturopaths, nutritionists, and anyone working with patients suspected of having mould exposure or mycotoxin-related illness.
What you'll learn:
- Recognise when to suspect mould toxicity in patients based on symptom surveys and routine lab results.
- Identify sources of mould exposure and implement strategies for detoxifying mycotoxins from affected individuals.
- Utilise the OAT (Organic Acids Test) and MycoTOX Profile as surveillance tools to monitor patient progress and guide treatment decisions.
- Understand the basics of managing complications of prolonged mycotoxin illness, including mast cell activation syndromes and autonomic dysfunction.
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In Part 2 of Inflammatory Load and Resilience: Uncovering the Hidden Drivers of Disease, Sam delves into the practical strategies for restoring balance - exploring key nutrients, herbs, and lifestyle interventions that target hidden inflammation and rebuild resilience. Free access - for Healthcare Practitioners only.
2026 HTMA Webinar Series: Toxins, Minerals & Clinical Clarity
Free, practice-ready HTMA education across 2026 - detox, GLP-1, ADHD, perimenopause, skin, longevity and more. Modern clinical practice is changing fast. We’re seeing more complex toxic burdens, shifting hormonal patterns, GLP-1-driven weight-loss journeys, neurodivergence, stubborn skin conditions and “normal” bloods in patients who are anything but well. In 2026, assessing nutrient and toxic minerals is no longer optional - it’s essential for clearer diagnosis and safer, more targeted care.
In this series, we’ll cover:
- Detoxification & heavy metal assessment
- GLP-1 (Ozempic) nutritional safeguards & mineral balance
- ADHD, neurodivergence & toxic burdens
- Perimenopause/menopause support
- Longevity, mitochondrial health & mineral repletion
- Refractory skin conditions, gut-mineral-detox links
To support you, InterClinical Laboratories is hosting a free HTMA webinar series across 2026: HTMA: Toxins, Minerals & Clinical Clarity. Across practitioner-only evenings, public lectures and small-group HTMA Kickstart trainings, we’ll explore how Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis can refine assessment, identify toxic loads, and guide mineral-based interventions in real-world cases.
You can pick and choose the sessions that best fit your interest - from detoxification and heavy metal assessment, to GLP-1 nutritional safeguards, perimenopause support, ADHD and neurodivergence, longevity, skin conditions and more. All sessions are free for health practitioners registered with InterClinical in Australia and New Zealand, with live Zoom access and replay options available.
View all 2026 topics, dates & click here to register.
Metagenics' 2026 face-to-face educational event series “The Midlife Metabolic Shift” held in October in New Zealand.
Menopause, microbiome, sleep & the new science of healthy weight maintenance (Featuring Akkermansia).
Join us for our Metagenics 2026 Face-to-Face event, The Midlife Metabolic Shift: Menopause, the microbiome, sleep & the new science of healthy weight. This is a healthcare practitioner event.
Midlife represents a significant stage in women’s health, now understood not simply as a hormonal transition, but as a systems-level recalibration across metabolic, neurological and immune function. Within this sits the menopause transition, a distinct biological process that remains inconsistently supported in clinical practice. With over 85% of Australian women experiencing symptoms, navigating conflicting or informal advice¹ for presentations extending well beyond hot flushes & weight changes. Disrupted sleep, reduced energy, cognitive shifts and difficulty maintaining metabolic health are increasingly common, yet rarely exist within a single clinical lens.
Emerging research highlights the interplay between declining ovarian function, the gut microbiome, brain signalling and metabolic regulation. What were once seen as isolated symptoms are now recognised as interconnected expressions across the gut–brain–metabolic axis. Importantly, these changes may reflect deeper biological shifts with long-term metabolic and cognitive implications, presenting a key window for clinical intervention.
Our upcoming educational event explores these connections, translating emerging evidence into practical, clinically relevant strategies to better support women through midlife.
Why you should attend
Session One: Metabolism, microbiome & menopause
Explore the metabolic and microbiome changes that shape midlife health and reframe common patient presentations.
You’ll gain:
- Insight into how perimenopause and menopause influence metabolic health, including body composition, insulin sensitivity, lipid metabolism and cardiometabolic risk
- Understanding of how hormonal shifts impact the gut microbiome, including the role of the estrobolome in oestrogen metabolism and inflammatory signalling
- The role of gut barrier dysfunction, metabolic endotoxaemia and low-grade inflammation in midlife metabolic changes
- Clinical relevance of Akkermansia muciniphila in supporting barrier integrity, metabolic signalling and gut health
- Session Two: Brain, sleep & midlife physiology
- Examine neurological changes during midlife, including sleep, cognition and the influence of systemic drivers such as stress and inflammation.
You’ll gain:
- A practical framework to view menopause as a multi-system clinical transition, not just a hormonal event
- Deeper understanding of sleep, cognitive and neurological changes in patient presentations
- Clinical insights and case-based discussion to support real-world application
- The opportunity to connect with peers and engage in meaningful clinical conversation
- What you receive
- Digital resources and supporting materials
- Delegate Bag
- Certificate and CPD/CPE points (check with your association)
- Catering and refreshments
- Opportunity to network with peers
Cost: A$71.50 - Book by Monday, 5th of October
Students can contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for a $10 discount code upon booking. All pricing in AUD inc. GST
Neuro Resilience: Recovering the Sleep-Brain-Body Connection
Bio Concepts 2-Day Summit. In-Person Summit plus Livestream. Together we'll explore the essential link between sleep, brain function, and physical health.
What you can expect:
This event delves into the science and clinical management of conditions such as PMDD, depression, Alzheimer’s disease, Multiple sclerosis, ADHD, and mental fatigue. Sessions will examine how sleep, circadian rhythms, light exposure, nutrition, stress, gut health, immune regulation and oral health collectively shape mental and physical wellbeing. Attendees will gain actionable insights into reframing mental health and addiction, optimising sleep hygiene, and leveraging chronobiology and gut microbiota research for neurodegenerative and mood disorders. The program also addresses the role of light as a nutrient, the importance of synchronising biological clocks, and the influence of environmental factors on hormonal and immune health. Practical workshops will offer tools for improving patient compliance and recognising the links between infections, oral health and neuroinflammation.
Learning Outcomes:
Strengthen sleep quality and circadian alignment to support conditions including depression, PMDD, ADHD, and autoimmunity, with practical strategies that go beyond standard sleep advice. Understanding the importance of light, including its role in hormonal and immune regulation. We will cover the impact of light environments, the importance of natural sunlight, and practical interventions for office-based patients. Apply gut–brain and nutritional insights, discover the connection between gut microbiota, nutrition, and brain function, including new research on the ketogenic diet for depression and the role of sleep and the gut in common clinical presentations. Recognise oral health drivers of neuroinflammation, such as jaw growth, airway restriction and chronic mouth breathing, and learn how to assess and address them within holistic patient care. Practical tools focused on maximising patient compliance, especially for those suffering from mood disorders and chronic stress. Attendees will learn approaches for reframing mental health and addiction to reduce stigma and improve outcomes.
Location & Date: Sofitel Brisbane Central, 249 Turbot Street, Brisbane PLUS Livestream on Saturday 31st October - Sunday 1st November.
CPE: 10 Points
Cost: Super Early Bird tickets on sale now until 30th April in person $499, Virtual $315 *Students eligible for an additional 20% discount – contact Customer Service to redeem
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Presented by Dr Haroldo Magarinos ND, DDS
This 60-minute webinar (inc. Q&A) webinar we explore how everyday pollutants accumulate in the body, compromise microbial balance and detoxification capacity and leave many patients feeling ‘stuck’ despite good protocols.
Date & Time: Friday 16 October, 12pm NZDT | 10am AUDT
Cost: Free
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This webinar is for FxMed account holders only. Not an account holder? New Zealand and Australian healthcare practitioners can register with us via our website
Presented by Abbie Alston BSc Hons, RNutr
This 60-minute webinar educational webinar will explore the science behind spore-forming probiotics and their potential role in supporting gut health. The session will examine the real-world evidence supporting their use, the implications of gut dysbiosis and practical approaches to supporting a healthy and resilient gut microbiome.
Date & Time: Friday 13 November, 12pm NZDT | 10am AUDT
Cost: Free
Click here to Register via FxLearn
This webinar is for FxMed account holders only. Not an account holder? New Zealand and Australian healthcare practitioners can register with us via our website
