Dr. Kelly Halderman is a distinguished leader in the field of integrative and precision health, with extensive expertise in functional medicine, nutrigenomics and nutraceutical formulation. She earned her medical doctorate in 2007 and completed a family practice medicine internship at the University of Minnesota in 2009 (license retired). Dr. Halderman also earned a Traditional Naturopathic Degree, a Doctorate in Clinical Nutrition (DCN), is a board-certified clinical nutritionist (CCN) and is working on completing her PhD in Executive Leadership. Dr. Halderman is a recognized international educator, specializing in innovative approaches to health optimization. She holds certifications in MethylGenetic Nutrition through the Nutrigenetic Research Institute and Functional Neurology and Neurofeedback from the American Functional Neurology Institute. Her commitment to advancing healthcare is demonstrated by her active memberships in leading organizations, including the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, Women in Nutraceuticals, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, Women In Nutraceuticals, Society of Physician Entrepreneurs, and her role as President and founder of The American Association of Nutraceutical Formulators. Her extensive experience in nutraceutical science includes formulating cutting-edge supplements and educating consumers, practitioners, and professional organizations, such as the NFL Hall of Fame, on novel health solutions. She is also an accomplished author on various topics in functional medicine including Phase 2.5 Detox and The Thyroid Debacle and has her research published in the prestigious journal Aging. Currently serving as a Clinical Advisor at Premier Research Labs, Dr. Halderman continues her mission to empower individuals through proper nutrition and advanced health strategies based on nutrigenomic and epigenetic testing. Her lifelong dedication to health restoration and education exemplifies her unwavering commitment to improving lives through science-based wellness solutions.