EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 53 MIN
The Therapeutic Potential of Ivermectin
from The Functional Nurse Academy Podcast
Melissa is joined by Dr. Heather Gessling, MD to discuss the clinical use and emerging research surrounding Ivermectin, an affordable medication that has gained significant attention in recent years. They discuss its potential roles in immune modulation, inflammation support, and its application in conditions such as autoimmune disorders and persistent post-viral symptoms. The conversation also addresses the controversy surrounding ivermectin, including differing perspectives within medicine and the factors influencing its use in clinical practice. Dr. Gessling shares her experience utilizing this therapy with patients and how it may fit within a broader functional and root-cause approach to healing. Dr. Gessling's practice:Www.gesslingfamilywellness.comInterested in becoming a functional medicine nurse? Join Melissa live at the next webinar www.functionalnurseacademy.com/webinar-registrationLearn more about the Functional Nurse Academy https://www.functionalnurseacademy.comFunctional medicine training for all other healthcare specialties and health and wellness coaches:https://www.christianfma.comThis show is also syndicated every Tuesday at 10am EST on The Nurses Report on America Out Loud Talk Radio
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Melissa is joined by Dr. Heather Gessling, MD to discuss the clinical use and emerging research surrounding Ivermectin, an affordable medication that has gained significant attention in recent years. They discuss its potential roles in immune modulation, inflammation support, and its application in conditions such as autoimmune disorders and persistent post-viral symptoms. The conversation also addresses the controversy surrounding ivermectin, including differing perspectives within medicine ...
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