There are a couple of questions about what happens after ADAPT, and if protocols change and evolve as they often do, will there be a way that graduates can be kept in the loop in terms of changes of teaching, curriculum content, etc.

Chris Kresser:  Great question. The answer is almost certainly, but I don’t know what that way will be yet. The next launch of ADAPT is actually going to be in October. We have decided to switch to a biannual program where we have enrollments in October and enrollments in March. So the next one will be in October, and then there will be one following in March 2017. For the next program, we are going to be looking for ambassadors that can help answer questions from incoming students and kind of do some handholding initially and be a resource for some of the students, so probably part of the deal for the ambassadors will be that they get access to the Q&As and the content on an ongoing basis. So that might be one way, and then we may have some kind of continuity program where people have a chance to ask questions on an ongoing basis about what they’ve learned because once you start practicing this stuff, if you’re not already, you’ll have more questions, of course. That’s just how it works. But that’s not clear yet, and I’m trying to figure out how to manage everything that I do and continue to create new content, future advanced training programs and continuity and all of this stuff, and still maintain the balance that I feel is so important and continue to walk that talk, which is crucial.