LIVE WEBINAR with The Functional Fitness Fellas • (915) 613-5303

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Join us for a LIVE WEBINAR with the Functional Fitness Fellas as we discuss the mechanics of functional movement and how it applies to working out along with other body factors.

Functional Medicine* and Integrative Wellness requires Doctors to engage in further education outside of their core training and within their scope of practice.

Functional medicine requires doctors to continue their education and re-evaluate how they treat patients, including clinical decision thinking. Functional medicine stems from the basis and clinical application of understanding “whole body” wellness and the interconnection between organ systems and their processes.

Functional Fitness Fellas, Alex Jimenez and Ryan Welage are both NCAA collegiate level champions. Not only do they have a close relationship with nutrition and fitness, but they understand the biochemistry level of it as well. Alex Jimenez and Ryan Welage are both medical students at the National University of Health Science studying to be naturopaths and chiropractors.

Join us for this live webinar event where we sit down with the Functional Fitness Fellas to discuss topics such as:

ℹ️ Nutrition & Fitness
ℹ️ Healthy Food
ℹ️ Mindset Programs
ℹ️ Wellness Exercises
ℹ️ And More!

The Functional Fitness Fellas are here to educate, enlighten, and work towards the prevention of disease by caring for the human body through nutrition, exercise, and overall wellness.

This webinar is led by Dr. Alexander Jimenez, who has advanced training in functional medicine, neurophysiology, and clinical applications.

*Additional Education: M.S.A.C.P – Licensed in Texas & New Mexico. Scope of Practice Governed and Determined by State License & State Board Rules & Regulations.

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Join us for a live webinar where we discuss symptoms, what factors impact inflammation, and how it ties into sciatica.

Functional Medicine* and Integrative Wellness requires Doctors to engage in further education outside of their core training and within their scope of practice.

Functional medicine requires doctors to continue their education and re-evaluate how they treat patients, including clinical decision thinking. Functional medicine stems from the basis and clinical application of understanding “whole body” wellness and the interconnection between organ systems and their processes.

Sciatica Pain Treatment: It begins in the lower back and extends through the buttocks down the back of each leg to the thighs and feet.

The most common symptom is leg pain. However, the condition has a number of lesser-known symptoms.

ℹ️ Difficulty moving the foot or leg/knee pain that worsens while sitting.
ℹ️ Hip pain
ℹ️ Leg tingling or burning
ℹ️ Reduced back pain
ℹ️ Weakness or numbness

Classic sciatic pain starts in the low back and buttocks. It affects one leg traveling down the back of the thigh, past the knee, and sometimes into the calf and foot. The pain feels worse in the leg than in the back. It can range from a mild ache to severe burning or a shooting pain. Numbness or tingling i.e. “pins & needles” can occur in your leg and foot. This usually is not a concern unless you have weakness in your leg muscles or foot drop.

Sitting usually causes the most pain because of the weight this position puts onto the discs. Activities, such as bending or twisting, worsen the pain, whereas lying down tends to bring relief. Running or walking may actually feel better than sitting or standing for too long.

To learn more about sciatica, inflammation and the role they both play with each other as well as autoimmunity join us for a live webinar. Sciatica and inflammation are both extremely complicated but can be explained in a way that brings individuals clarity and understanding.

This webinar is led by Dr. Alexander Jimenez, who has advanced training in functional medicine, neurophysiology, and clinical applications.

*Additional Education: M.S.A.C.P – Licensed in Texas & New Mexico. Scope of Practice Governed and Determined by State License & State Board Rules & Regulations.h extremely complicated but can be explained in a way that brings individuals clarity.

Or join by phone:
Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
US: +1 346 248 7799 or +1 669 900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 312 626 6799 or +1 929 436 2866

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