Clinical Power Hour: Beyond the Basics. Functional Mushrooms in Clinical Practice
Clinical use of functional mushrooms continues to evolve. New research and emerging evidence are influencing how these tools are applied in clinical settings.
This Clinical Power Hour focuses on how recent updates inform clinical decision-making, moving beyond foundational concepts toward clearer application and case-based reasoning.
Dr. Davis Brockenshire and Justin Toal cover:
- What’s new in clinical use of functional mushrooms
- How these updates are showing up in real practice
- Case studies and clinical decision-making
About the speakers:
Dr. Davis Brockenshire graduated from Logan University in St. Louis, MO in 2000. He has completed post-graduate certification in Applied Kinesiology, Naturopathy, Phytotherapy, Clinical Nutrition, Athletic Injury Management, Pediatrics, Homeopathy, Rehabilitation, and is a Certified Blood Type practitioner. Dr. Brockenshire is Board Certified in Physical Therapy. Dr. Brockenshire also holds degrees in Human Biology from Logan University, and an Honors in Finance and International Marketing from the University of Windsor. As a former professional cyclist, Dr. Brockenshire has had the opportunity to explore the limits of human performance as a coach and physician for other professionals and amateurs alike. Practicing in Plymouth, Michigan, Dr. Brockenshire employees a holistic wellness approach to family healthcare.
Originally from Canada, Dr. Brockenshire is currently practicing in Plymouth, MI. He and his family have lived in the USA since 1996. Dr. Brockenshire is an International lecturer for other health care providers on such topics as Herbal Therapy, Detoxification, Pediatric Nutrition, and Pain Management.