Courses

  • 76 Lessons

    LIBRARY

    This is the entire library of courses covering a core curriculum in pathophysiology with a total of 15 individual courses, 76 lessons, 62 hours of in-house video recordings, illustrated transcripts, and an additional 126 hours of third-party tutorials. There are countless additional resources such as images and mindmaps for download, recommended websites, scientific papers, book recommendations, and research and reflective tasks.

  • 7 Lessons

    MASTER CLASS SERIES 2024: Metabolic Health and Nutritional Building Blocks [Proteins]

    Each 6-week master class in this 3-part series covers a topic related to metabolic health. The master classes have been designed with a mix of three live sessions interspersed by periods of self-study. The theoretical component is often quite technical and requires dedicated study time to grasp the basic biochemical and physiological concepts. The webinars will provide a platform for discussion, questions, and clarification. There is also a MCQ exam, pre-recorded interviews with practitioners, and 3rd party resources to deepen your understanding.

    • MASTER CLASS 1: Metabolic Dysregulation of Modernity – Diabetes and Insulin Resistance

    • MASTER CLASS 2: Fats that Heal and Fats that Harm

    • MASTER CLASS 3: Nourishing Our Fabric – Proteins in Our Body and Our Food

  • 5 Lessons

    Mastering Metabolic Health Series: Burning Sugar

    In order to establish a coherent base for understanding metabolic health and human nutrition, we have developed 3 masterclasses under the broad themes of:

    • Carbohydrates
    • Fats
    • Proteins

    In this first masterclass of the series, we begin with what might be considered the biggest driver of chronic disease – blood glucose dysregulation and insulin resistance. 

    By the end of this masterclass, you will have a solid grounding in the core biochemical, physiological and clinical aspects of this critically important subject. You will gain assuredness in working with clients, discussion with colleagues, and the practical application of what has been learnt. 

    Includes:

    • Three live webinars with Dr Nicole Freris MD
    • In-house video lectures
    • Curated third-party resources
    • Practitioner interviews
    • Practical handouts and mindmaps
    • An illustrated transcript
    • Weekly MCQs

    BONUS material:

    When you sign-up you are given complementary access to related lessons from the Lesson Library. These include:

    • Course III, Lesson 1: Carbohydrates in Our Biology and Food
    • Liver Alchemy 1, March 2026 Webinar Recording
    • Course V, Lesson 1: Oxidant and Antioxidant System [50%-off Coupon]

    Student forum:

    You will gain access to the dedicated student forum for this masterclass which provides a platform for questions and discussions related to the material. 

    Timetable:

    Download the timetable here --> Masterclass-Timetable_2026.

    We recommend allocating 3-4 hours per week for the self-study components. There is a quiz at the end of each week so you can check your understanding of the content. Additional research and experience is encouraged, as are questions, doubts and queries, that can be brought to the webinars.
  • 7 Lessons

    Mastering Metabolic Health: Fats that Heal and Fats that Harm

    Each 6-week master class in this 3-part series covers a topic related to metabolic health. The master classes have been designed with a mix of three live sessions interspersed by periods of self-study. The theoretical component is often quite technical and requires dedicated study time to grasp the basic biochemical and physiological concepts. The webinars will provide a platform for discussion, questions, and clarification. There is also a MCQ exam, pre-recorded interviews with practitioners, and 3rd party resources to deepen your understanding.

    • MASTER CLASS 1: Metabolic Dysregulation of Modernity – Diabetes and Insulin Resistance

    • MASTER CLASS 2: Fats that Heal and Fats that Harm

    • MASTER CLASS 3: Nourishing Our Fabric – Proteins in Our Body and Our Food