HOMeHOPe

Exposomics

$1,400.00

Required for Essential HOMe/HOPe Course completion. The enrollment prerequisite is the "Certificate of Module Completion in Clinical Metabolomics.

Exposomics

About Exposomics

The Exposome is the systemic, unbiased, -omic scale examination of non-genetic factors contributing to health and disease. It is also known as the “environmental genome” i.e. the cumulative lifetime exposure to three environments: General External (social capital, education, financial status, etc), Specific External (radiation, infectious agents, pollutants, dyes, chemicals, etc), and Internal (hormones, physical activity, gut microbiome, etc). In this module, students learn how to use advanced testing to detect and correct the environmental genome to optimize the health of their clients.

Required for Essential HOMe/HOPe Course completion. The enrollment prerequisite is the "Certificate of Module Completion in Clinical Metabolomics.

Course Overview

  • Duration: 7 weeks
  • Format: online, cohort-based

Course Syllabus

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Exposomics

Exposomics can be described as the study of the exposome by analyzing large datasets like other “-omics” sciences. The exposome includes all the non-genetic factors influencing our health.

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Stories from our community

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I really enjoyed the Clinical Metabolomics course because it’s well-organized, with each module focusing on cells and how different factors like toxins, gut health, nutrient deficiencies, and energy production affect them. The course doesn’t just explain these issues but also offers practical solutions for improving cell health.

Boban Labanac

HOMeHOPe Practitioner