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Best Life-ing: A closer look at Functional Medicine- With Emily & Casey

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In episode 26 of the Best Life-ing show Emily introduces Casey Peavler a Hospitalist and Functional Medicine Practitioner. They discuss the ins and out of his practice and how he got integrated into the practice. He shares his experiences in learning about the practice and the ways in which he cares for his patients. 

Casey Peavler attended the University of Kansas where he studied Biochemistry. He then went on the Medical School at the University of Kansas School of Medicine to earn his Doctorate in medicine. He trained in Internal Medicine at Florida Atlantic University. He received additional training in Functional Medicine through the Institute for Functional medicine and The American Academy of Anti-aging Medicine. Currently he practices as a Hospitalist and Functional Medicine Practitioner. 

Emily was always considered the happy girl, the one everyone counted on for a positive vibe. On the outside, it appeared she had it together. But on the inside, Emily struggled with being her authentic self instead of the person others wanted her to be. She often felt depressed, like she was in a hole she couldn’t climb out of. Eventually, she sought the advice of a psychologist who suspected her trouble might stem from a physical disorder. After tests and trips to specialists, it was determined that Emily had a treatable thyroid disease. Now, she draws on that experience to advocate the importance of mental and physical health. She wants people to know that it is okay to seek help. Emily discovered yoga, and it became the way she connected with her body and mind to bring her life in balance. She now teaches yoga to help people find their stillness, strength, and inner peace.

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