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Why Functional Medicine Practitioners Over-Test (And What to Do Instead)
The Clinical Entrepreneur Podcast
You're spending thousands on lab tests - and your patients are still sick. Here's what's actually missing.
In this episode, I'm saying something that might ruffle a few feathers: most of us are over-testing. Not because we're bad clinicians - but because we've been conditioned to reach for a lab portal before we've done the most important diagnostic work first.
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If I could go back to my first pain management case, here’s what I would do differently…
Pain isn't the real problem—it's a warning sign. 🚨 Too often, therapists treat pain where it hurts, but that’s just addressing the symptom, not the root cause. Think of a car’s check engine light: if you just turn it off without fixing the engine, the problem remains. Pain works the same way.
🦵 Knee pain? It might be caused by hip instability or neural dysfunction, not the knee itself. 🦵 Shoulder pain? It could be linked to a spinal issue, not just a rotator cuff problem.
When we ignore the neurological dysfunction and inflammation, we’re just putting band-aids on the issue. Real, lasting relief comes from understanding how the nervous system communicates with the body—not just focusing on the painful area.
The next time you encounter a patient in pain, ask yourself: "What’s really causing this?" 🤔
