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The Incretin Blind Spots: New Safety Signals and Practical Frameworks for Integrative Practice

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12 months

Format

Online Webinar

Duration

2 hours

Presenter

Nicholas Breen

The GLP-1 conversation has moved fast and so has the research.

In this webinar, we go beyond the headline efficacy and weight-loss data to examine what the newest 2026 research actually shows: the eye-health signal that regulatory bodies are now formally tracking, concerns about the impact on muscle and bone health, a nutrient-depletion monitoring protocol you can implement in clinic this week, the specific supplement drug combinations worth flagging before your next consult, and ways you can support efficacy in patients who don’t respond as expected.

You’ll leave with a practical, evidence-based framework for supporting patients on incretin therapy using nutraceuticals and lifestyle interventions, as well as having an informed conversation with those who choose not to use it.

Join Nicholas Breen for the webinar 'The Incretin Blind Spots: New Safety Signals and Practical Frameworks for Integrative Practice.'

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Reviewing Performance

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MEET YOUR PRESENTER

Nicholas Breen

MApp Sc. Acu, BHSc Nut Med.
Nicholas Breen is a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine, registered acupuncturist, and certified practicing nutritionist with over a decade of experience in natural health and integrative medicine. He integrates acupuncture, herbal medicine, and functional nutrition to address root causes of imbalance, drawing from his background in evidence-based natural health. In addition to his clinical work, Nick is committed to empowering other practitioners through education. He has overseen and presented many professional development events for nutritionists, acupuncturists, chiropractors, naturopaths, pharmacists, and integrative GPs across Australia and New Zealand, translating cutting-edge research into practical strategies for optimal patient outcomes. His areas of interest include pain and injury management, cognitive and behavioural health, chronic inflammatory conditions and the gut-brain axis. Nick blends Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern functional approaches, supporting patients through personalized acupuncture sessions, nutritional guidance, and herbal medicine.