Advanced Nutrient Analysis in the GLP-1 Era

What You'll Learn

Have you ever looked at a nutrient analysis report and wondered:

"What do these patterns actually mean for my patient?"

This cohort is designed to help you connect symptoms, laboratory findings, and physiology in a way that leads to practical clinical decisions.

You'll learn how to identify the biochemical patterns that commonly contribute to:

Anxiety, Insomnia, and Mood Disorders

Discover the amino acids, B-vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and oxidative stress markers that frequently influence neurotransmitter production, stress resilience, and sleep quality. Learn practical strategies for restoring balance through targeted nutrition and supplementation.

Fatigue, Low Energy, and Depression

Learn how to interpret mitochondrial and metabolic markers that may help explain why a patient's brain and body are struggling to produce energy efficiently. You'll develop a framework for identifying potential nutrient insufficiencies that contribute to fatigue and impaired cellular function.

Gut Dysbiosis and Intestinal Repair

The ION panel often provides important clues about digestive dysfunction, nutrient malabsorption, and intestinal barrier integrity. Learn how nutrient analysis can complement stool testing and other assessments to support gut healing strategies.

Methylation Beyond MTHFR

Move beyond genetic speculation and learn how to evaluate real-world methylation function using clinically relevant nutrient and metabolic markers. Understand how homocysteine, folate status, B12 status, amino acid patterns, and related markers can guide clinical decision-making.

Oxidative Stress and Detoxification

Learn how to recognize oxidative stress patterns, glutathione depletion, detoxification challenges, and nutrient demands associated with environmental exposures, chronic illness, and medication use.

Clinical Pattern Recognition

The true value of nutrient analysis lies in recognizing patterns rather than focusing on isolated markers. Through real clinical case studies, you'll learn how to connect symptoms, physiology, and laboratory findings to build more personalized nutrition and supplementation plans.

Who This Is For

This program is designed for:

• Functional Medicine Practitioners
• Naturopathic Physicians
• Medical Doctors
• Nurse Practitioners
• Physician Assistants
• Registered Dietitians
• Nutritionists
• Health Coaches

It is particularly valuable for practitioners working with patients who:

• Have digestive dysfunction or malabsorption
• Follow highly restrictive diets
• Use acid-blocking medications such as PPIs
• Take GLP-1 medications
• Struggle with fatigue, mood disorders, gut issues, or chronic illness
• Present with complex, multi-system symptoms that are difficult to explain through conventional testing alone

Rather than viewing symptoms as isolated problems, you'll learn how to identify underlying biochemical patterns and nutrient insufficiencies that may be contributing to dysfunction throughout the body.

Why Learn from Tom Malterre?

Few practitioners have had the opportunity to learn nutrient analysis interpretation directly from the scientists and biochemists who helped develop these methodologies. For more than two decades, Tom has built upon that foundation, helping practitioners see symptoms as clues to unmet physiological needs. In this program, you'll learn the same pattern-recognition framework he uses to connect laboratory findings, physiology, and clinical outcomes in everyday practice.