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Peptide Potential for Chronic Illness

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<h6>Kent Holtorf, M.D.</h6>
Okay, It&#8217;s Kent Holtorf for another episode of the peptide summit. And today we&#8217;ll be interviewing dr. Amy Dirksen and she&#8217;ll be talking about peptide therapies for the immune driven conditions, including autism lime, and that hyper sensitive patient, so that the patient that everyone hates it has the hardest time treating. But, uh, dr. Amy, thank you so much for being on the summit. Uh, I appreciate you taking the time and looking forward to hearing, um, you know, all your tricks and, uh, and then how you approach these very difficult patients. But, um, there&#8217;s just a little bit of background. Um, uh, dr. Amy Dirksen, she&#8217;s a former competitive athlete and naturopathic physician. Uh, she did, uh, hurdles for what college for Western Washington, Western Washington. Very impressive. Um, and, but also did, uh, studies in biochemistry and, or medical post-graduate training with dr. Klinghardt. Um, as most people know, well-known, uh, Lyme physician really cutting edge for over two years. She&#8217;s one of the original doctors with him.

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Amy Derksen, ND is a former competitive athlete and Naturopathic Physician with a full scope of practice in Washington State since 2003. She did her undergraduate studies in biochemistry and her medical post-graduate training with Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PhD for over 2 years.  She specializes in working with both Autism and chronically ill patients, including Lyme disease. Dr. Derksen has been involved in teaching various topics with Dr. Klinghardt since 2004, and has also been a speaker at Autism One, LIA, Academy of Comprehensive Integrative Medicine, American Academy of Restorative Medicine, TFIM and Hope to Heal Lyme conferences.

Amy Derksen

Amy Derksen, ND

Kent Holtorf, MD is the medical director of the Holtorf Medical Group (www.HoltorfMed.com) and the founder and medical director of the non-profit National Academy of Hypothyroidism (NAH) (www.NAHypothyroidism.org), which is dedicated to the dissemination of new information to doctors and patients on the diagnosis and treatment of hypothyroidism. He is also the founder of Integrative Peptides (IntegrativePeptides.com), which is dedicated to the training of physicians regarding ground-breaking peptide therapies for their patients and bringing the highest quality peptides via supplement and unique delivery forms to doctors and patients, having the first and only BPC-157 in supplement version.

Amy Derksen, ND

Peptide Potential for Chronic Illness

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