FREE WEBINAR

Clinical Solutions for Leaky Gut

Presented by
Amy Rawls, MS, RD, LD

What to expect

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Our gastrointestinal tract health is foundational for overall wellness, a topic that is often discussed yet poorly understood. The fact is that evidence of poor gastrointestinal health can present in many ways, including as skin disorders, difficult to manage blood sugar, chronic allergies, hormone imbalances, and more.

Clinicians are tasked with solving diagnostic puzzles presented by patients—identifying the root cause of their symptoms and finding treatments that address the full scope of illness. When treating gastrointestinal health issues, such as leaky gut syndrome, it is often necessary to take multiple treatment measures. This is where in-depth knowledge will help guide decisions about which measures will work best.

Join registered dietitian Amy Rawls for a targeted discussion on gastrointestinal health and the three Rs of gut restoration: remove, repair, and replenish. Discover the roles that nutrition and enzymes play in gastrointestinal health management and the unique part that enzymes play in healthy gut function. Learn how to use this information to create restorative protocols for patients, including the options Transformation™ Enzyme Therapy offers in their professional therapeutic line.
Meet the instructor

Amy Rawls, MS, RD, LD

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Amy Rawls, MS, RD, LD, is a board-certified registered dietitian, licensed dietician, and therapeutic lifestyle healthcare practitioner. She completed her master’s degree with a dietetic residency through Lamar University in Texas and has over 10 years of experience in applying functional nutrition practices to metabolic clinical states. As director of education and clinical services at Transformation Enzyme Corporation, Amy has consulted with and trained practitioners all over the world on enzyme therapy. She is an active clinician in Transformation’s research clinic and is responsible for the company’s webinar series training on enzyme protocols, including the Thrive in 63 wellness program based on a 63-day clinical study on nutrition and enzyme therapy for leaky gut.