Holistic Growth Podcast: Navigating Business in Natural Health and Functional Medicine

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Welcome to the Holistic Growth Podcast, where we bridge the gap between technology and care for natural health and functional medicine professionals. Join us as we dive into the latest business strategies, innovative tools, and real-world stories designed to help practitioners expand their influence, enhance client experiences, and grow their practice seamlessly. Tune in to unlock insights that empower holistic practice growth, making advanced solutions accessible for every stage of your wellness journey.

  1. Oct 9

    Understanding Mold Exposure in the Home with Corey Levy

    Send us Fan Mail Could a client’s home environment be an overlooked piece of their health puzzle? When a client’s progress stalls or concerns return, could the home environment deserve a closer look? In this episode of the Holistic Growth Podcast, Dr. Tracey Stroup sits down with Corey Levy, co-founder of The Dust Test and We Inspect, to explore household mold screening and how it can complement mycotoxin testing. Corey explains how The Dust Test screens household dust for 36 mold species, walks through the at-home collection process, and shares how clients receive guidance on their results. They also discuss how targeted inspections help prioritize remediation, why newer homes can still have mold concerns, and how practitioners and environmental specialists can work together to support clients. In this episode: What household dust can reveal about potential mold exposureHow dust screening differs from air samplingWhat the at-home collection process looks likeHow environmental screening can complement mycotoxin testingThe support clients receive when reviewing their resultsWhen further investigation may be neededHow exposure mapping helps prioritize remediationWhy new construction does not rule out mold concernsHow practitioners, inspectors, and remediation specialists coordinate next stepsLearn more about The Dust Test: https://www.thedusttest.com/ Learn more about We Inspect: https://yesweinspect.com/ Learn more about GetHealthy: https://gethealthy.store/ Follow us on our social channels for the latest in holistic growth. Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

  2. Oct 2

    Making Sense of Metabolic Chaos: A Whole-Person Approach

    Send us Fan Mail What if a client’s fatigue, digestive concerns, poor sleep, and stress are connected? When several concerns show up together, it can be difficult to know where to start. Addressing each one separately may leave practitioners searching for answers without a clear understanding of how the pieces fit together. In this episode of the Holistic Growth Podcast, Dr. Tracey Stroup sits down with Reed Davis, founder of Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN), to explore Metabolic Chaos®, the concept at the center of his approach. Reed uses the term to describe how stressors and imbalances involving hormones, digestion, immune function, detoxification, and energy production can influence one another, creating a complicated picture of a client’s health. That perspective ties the conversation together: what practitioners test, how they interpret the results, and how they help clients put those findings into practice. Reed explains his “test, don’t guess” philosophy and why lab data needs to be considered alongside a person’s history, symptoms, and daily habits. They also explore FDN’s D.R.E.S.S. framework: diet, rest, exercise, stress reduction, and supplementation. Reed shares how these foundations shape an individualized plan, where supplements fit, and why he developed his Metabolic Rebalance formula. In this episode: What Reed means by “metabolic chaos” and why it anchors the FDN methodologyHow stressors and imbalances across body systems can influence one anotherWhy several symptoms may need to be considered togetherHow testing can help practitioners connect the dotsWhy lab results need context from the client’s history and experienceHow the D.R.E.S.S. framework translates findings into daily habitsWhy nutrition and lifestyle recommendations need to fit the individualWhere supplementation fits within Reed’s broader approachThe story behind Metabolic RebalanceHow FDN trains practitioners to apply this methodologyLearn more about Functional Diagnostic Nutrition: https://www.functionaldiagnosticnutrition.com/ Learn more about GetHealthy: https://gethealthy.store/ *This podcast is provided for educational and informational purposes and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Practitioners should apply information within their professional scope and each client’s individual circumstances.* Follow us on our social channels for the latest in holistic growth. Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

  3. Sep 10

    Your EMR Isn't a CRM: The Missing System Behind Practice Growth

    Send us Fan Mail Your EMR knows what happened during the appointment. But what happens to the relationship outside of it? Many private practices use their EMR as the center of their entire operation—and then wonder why leads slip through the cracks, follow-up depends on staff memory, former patients disappear, and growth feels harder than it should. In this episode of the Holistic Growth Podcast, Dr. Tracey Stroup sits down with private-practice strategist and entrepreneur Matt Schneider, founder of Profit Practice and Ignition Systems, to unpack the difference between an EMR and a CRM—and why understanding that distinction can change the way a practice grows. They explore what happens before someone becomes a patient, what happens between appointments, and what happens after a patient leaves the active care cycle. Matt explains why practices need systems for tracking relationships and next steps—not only clinical records—and how better workflows, automation, and follow-up can help practitioners stay connected without creating more manual work for themselves or their teams. In this episode: The fundamental difference between an EMR/EHR and a CRM Why using an EMR as a CRM can create operational blind spotsWhat happens to prospective patients before they ever enter the EMRWhy follow-up shouldn't depend on someone remembering to do itHow practices lose opportunities when leads and patients don't have a clear "next step"The role of pipelines in understanding where people are in their journeyWhere automation can reduce administrative burden without removing the human relationshipWhy dormant or former patients shouldn't simply disappear from viewHow better systems can support retention and re-engagementWhy practice growth isn't only about generating more leadsHow practitioners can begin separating clinical workflows from business and relationship workflowsWhat scalable practices do differently operationallyLearn more about Matt Schneider: ProfitPractice.com Explore Ignition Systems: IgnitionSystems.app Learn more about GetHealthy: GetHealthy.store This podcast is provided for educational and informational purposes. Practices should evaluate technology, privacy, communication, and patient-data requirements based on their own workflows, applicable laws, and professional obligations. Follow us on our social channels for the latest in holistic growth. Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

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Welcome to the Holistic Growth Podcast, where we bridge the gap between technology and care for natural health and functional medicine professionals. Join us as we dive into the latest business strategies, innovative tools, and real-world stories designed to help practitioners expand their influence, enhance client experiences, and grow their practice seamlessly. Tune in to unlock insights that empower holistic practice growth, making advanced solutions accessible for every stage of your wellness journey.

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