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About the Program 

The mentorship is intended to provide physicians with the background to utilize Genomic data in clinical practice. The topics covered will be 23 and Me to a rational treatment plan that is specific for each patient based on their Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms. This will include how SNPs manifest in routine labs such as CBC, CMP, and homocystine. 

Each two hour session will be case based and each case will include: 

• 23 & Me data processed by Genetic Genie (methylation and detox profile)
• CBC
• CMP
• Homocystine
• Vitamin D
• HbA1c (all fasting)

We will cover how these labs relate to SNPs and how to work with them clinically. 

What to Expect 

From this mentorship you should expect to understand what SNPs are clinically relevant, how to support them with co-factors, and how to work with methylating supplements such as 5-methylfolate, methyl-B12, and trimethylglycine.

** Sessions approved for 2.00 general CE credit by the Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine **  

Case Review 

Enhance your mentorship session experience by submitting a patient case to be reviewed live during a session date of your choice. To ensure that all cases are given adequate time for review, each session is limited to 1 case. 

Important Information: 

• All materials are due one week before the scheduled session date
• Directions on how and where to submit case materials will be provided after checkout
• Only 1 case per session will be reviewed
• $30 deposit is due at time of purchase of case review option. A refund or credit will be issued if your case is not selected*  
• $60 review fee will be charged after your specific case review date. 

Labs To Include When Submitting Cases: 

• 23 and Me data processed by Genetic Genie, both detox and methylation profiles in PDF format
• CBC
• CMP
• Vitamin D3 (25-OH)
• Homocystine (fasting)
• HbA1C
• Optional: Organic Acids & Amino Acid Profiles 

Steve Ottersberg 

Steve obtained a M.S. in Biochemistry from Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ and since then has been actively involved in the field of Genomics and human health. He has an unparalleled passion for connecting biochemistry with Naturopathic Medicine. With a professional career starting in the pharmaceutical industry, as a college professor, and finally as a nutrigenomic consultant, Steve's experience has always been based in science and driven by naturopathic philosophy. He currently works with his wife, Dr. Nasha Winters, ND, FABNO in the support of individuals with cancer using genomic testing and training physicians to utilize current advances in these fields.