When: Every Wednesday, at 5:30 pm PST

Where: LIVE Zoom webinars

Can't make the time? No worries! You will receive video replays, and notes (when available) for each webinar. You will also receive 3 past webinars when you join.

Common topics include hormones, kidney health, nutrients, medications, anxiety, depression, heart health, and digestive health. 

Sign up before 5:00 pm on any Wednesday to join a class that evening!

You monthly membership includes:

• 3 - 4 live webinars monthly, with slides, x-rays, and other resources to help you understand various conditions.
• Three previous webinars.

Pricing: Our Masterclass fee is $35 a month, which includes four well-researched webinars and live Q&A's. After signing up, you will be charged monthly. Cancel any time, and reach out if you have any questions!

December 4th: Hormones and our bones.We will discuss the latest thoughts regarding hormone therapy. Can you use HT 10 years past menopause? We will discuss various applications of hormones, patch, creams, gels, pellets, sublingual. Estrogen types including; estradiol and estriol, DHEA, Testosterone and Cortisol.

December 11th: Memory Loss and what we Can Do About it
Many of us, as we age suffer short term memory loss - "why am I in this room, to get what?" More serious forms of memory loss can develop, such as dementia and Alzheimer's. While genetics certainly play a role, what dietary things can we do to help memory? What herbs have been studied that might help? Lion's mane and ginseng have been studied and are they OK to take with other medications, especially bone medications?

December 18th: Extremity Fractures. Ankle, lower leg, wrist and hip; external versus Internal fixations.Bone medications - when should you consider if you fracture? Should you have the hardware removed after the bones heal? Also, are metatarsal fractures now considered possibly an indication of bone fragility?

December 25th: Christmas - no live presentation.

January 1st: New Years Day - The live presentation will likely be on Thursday the 2nd.

November 20th: The full Picture, Regarding Osteoporosis Diagnosis.A bone density test is only part of the bone health picture. However, if the bone density is low enough and the fracture risk is highdo you still need additional lab work? Join us for an update on this topic.

November 13th: Osteoporosis and Bone Related Surgeries.Sadly, most and yes I mean most surgeons are not trained regarding osteoporosis. Orthopedic surgeon Paul Anderson is an orthopedic surgeon that does know about osteoporosis. I will share highlights from a recent presentation that he gave to my doctors group. He shares concerns as well as his approach to surgeries when osteoporosis is a concern. Surgical failures do happen and some can be avoided - learn what questions you should ask your surgeon before submitting to a knee or hip replacement and your best options to heal from a fracture.

November 6th:Dr. Lani Responds to Questions for Dr. Miller.Dr. Miller will be rescheduled soon.

October 16th: Interview with Osteoporosis expert Paul Miller MD, CCD. Dr. Miller is amazing.We will focus on medications, especially anabolic medications.

October 9th: Lab tests for Osteoporosis and bone health assessmentWhat lab tests are most important to order for osteoporosis? Proper lab tests can offer insights regarding nutrient absorption or malabsorption, active bone loss and more. Most doctors are not ordering proper testing and often simply treating a bone density report.

October 2nd: Back braces, PMFT (Pulsed magnetic field therapy), weighted vests and other devices for Osteoporosis What adjunct devices have been shown to be effective for Osteoporosis or are they a waste of time and money?