Dear Colleague and Friend,

Artificial intelligence is rapidly entering healthcare, documentation, patient education, research review, and clinical workflow.

But for functional medicine clinicians, the real question is not simply:

Should I use AI?

The better question is:

How can I use AI without replacing clinical judgment?

At FMU, we believe AI can help clinicians organize information, summarize complex cases, improve workflow, and support patient education.

But AI should never replace clinical reasoning, sequencing, patient readiness, informed consent, ethical responsibility, or professional judgment.

That is why I created a new guide:

7 Rules for Using AI Safely in Functional Medicine Practice
How to Use AI Without Replacing Clinical Judgment

If this topic interests you, click below and I’ll send you the guide.

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You’ll also be added to the FMU Clinical AI Interest List, where I’ll share future AI resources, white papers, safety guidance, and updates on the upcoming FMU Clinical AI Certification™.

Dr. Ron Grisanti
Functional Medicine University

P.S. If you are curious about AI but concerned about privacy, safety, or replacing clinical judgment, this guide was created for you. 

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