Past and upcoming events

Over the past five months, we've built the pieces one at a time: metabolomics as the diagnostic lens, methylene blue as a redox tool, GABAergic/ObliPair™ signaling as the braking system, cordycepin as an immune and sleep lever, and the Sympathetic Spiral of Doom as the model tying it all together.

This month, we put it into practice. Dr. Scott Sherr walks through real, de-identified patient cases that don't fit one framework alone; the patient with overlapping fatigue, fragmented sleep, and immune dysregulation. We'll trace how metabolomic data reveals where a patient sits in the Spiral, and how redox, GABAergic, and adenosine support get sequenced, not stacked, based on the case.Show less

Effective July 20, 2026, Troscriptions transitions to an exclusively practitioner-distributed model. Direct-to-consumer sales end, and the full product line, including former direct-to-consumer products such as Just Blue, Tro Zzz, and Tro Mune, becomes available only through practitioners.

Join Dr. Scott Sherr and the Troscriptions team for a walkthrough of this shift: why we're making it, how it affects ordering, pricing, and patient access, and what we're building to support your practice, including the Practitioner Map, clinical protocols, our new Products Screening Form, expanded practitioner support, and weekly clinical office hours.Show less

In this session, Dr. Scott introduces the Sympathetic Spiral of Doom—a model describing how the body becomes trapped in chronic survival mode. The spiral can begin top-down, through psychological stress or trauma, or bottom-up, through mitochondrial injury, infection, toxins, or redox imbalance. Regardless of entry point, the same loop emerges: the autonomic nervous system, mitochondria, and immune signaling amplify one another’s perception of danger.Show less

Cordycepin is an adenosine analog with massive metabolic leverage.

In this month’s practitioner lecture, Dr. Scott reviews cordycepin’s role in immune modulation, inflammatory signaling, mitochondrial resilience, and sleep architecture. We’ll explore AMPK activation, cytokine regulation (including IL-6), macrophage and NK-cell signaling, and emerging data around antiviral and anti-proliferative pathways.

A key theme: adenosine biology. The same pathway that drives immune recalibration also supports deep, restorative slow-wave sleep. Blocking adenosine all day has consequences. Strategic modulation has potential.

We’ll finish with practical frameworks for acute immune stress, chronic inflammation, and nighttime dosing strategies.

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Describe cordycepin’s role as an adenosine analog in cellular metabolism
Explain its effects on immune and inflammatory signaling pathways
Discuss the connection between adenosine biology and deep sleep
Develop practical dosing considerations for immune and recovery supportShow less

Anxiety. Insomnia. Low mood. Racing thoughts.
For many patients, these aren’t simply “brain” problems—they’re gut-brain signaling problems hiding in plain sight
Join Tiny Health microbiome expert Emily Cerda, CNS, LDN, and Health Optimization Physician, Dr. Scott Sherr, MD, for a practitioner-focused webinar on how to identify and correct GABA dysfunction through a more precise gut–brain lens.Show less

High performers aren’t burning out because they’re doing too little—they’re burning out because their biology hasn’t caught up to their ambition.
In this live masterclass, Rachel Scheer and Dr. Scott Sherr break down the physiologic patterns driving fatigue, brain fog, and inconsistent performance in your most driven clients. You’ll learn how chronic stress, nervous system dysregulation, and unresolved root causes create a “survival mode” state that no amount of optimization can override.Show less

Our patients are not burned out because we’re weak. They’re burned out because they need new brakes.

Chronic sympathetic overactivation drives anxiety, insomnia, gut dysfunction, immune imbalance, and recovery failure. At the center of the braking system is GABA.
In this session, Dr. Scott breaks down GABA synthesis, receptor subtypes (GABA-A and GABA-B), and why simply “taking GABA” often misses the mark. We’ll explore orthosteric ligands vs. positive allosteric modulators and introduce the ObliPair™ strategy—restoring inhibitory tone without the tolerance, withdrawal, or sleep disruption seen with many sedative medications.

We’ll also discuss clinical and metabolomic clues to functional GABA insufficiency and practical correction strategies.

Learning Objectives:
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
Explain GABA’s role in regulating sympathetic physiology
Differentiate orthosteric ligands from positive allosteric modulators
Recognize clinical patterns suggestive of functional GABA insufficiency
Apply structured, physiology-based strategies to restore inhibitory balanceShow less

In this practitioner-focused webinar, Dr. Scott Sherr and Dr. Liz Bartman explore how clinicians can move beyond isolated biomarkers toward precision endocrine pattern recognition.Show less

In this fast-paced, clinician-focused Q&A, Dr. Scott Sherr and Dr. Jill Carnahan will tackle pre-selected and live audience questions to reveal what truly builds durable immune capacity in today’s high-stress, high-exposure world.Show less

Methylene blue has been called everything from a dye to a miracle molecule. The reality? It’s a precision redox tool that requires respect for dose and physiology.

In this practitioner-focused deep dive, Dr. Scott reviews MB’s evolution from the first FDA-approved drug to a modern mitochondrial support strategy. We’ll cover electron cycling, hormesis, nitric oxide modulation, NRF2 activation, antimicrobial hydrogen peroxide production, MAOI activity, and more—while outlining protocols for low-dose mitochondrial tuning from higher-dose antimicrobial use.Show less

Join Dr. Mark Atkinson (Integrative Medicine Consultant) and Dr. Scott Sherr (Board-Certified Internal Medicine Physician) for a clinician-level, evidence-informed discussion on what truly drives healing and long-term resilience.Show less

Before the ingestible troches, the protocols, and the buzzwords—there was metabolomics. In this HCP-only webinar, Dr. Scott Sherr walks through the origin story of Health Optimization Medicine and Practice (HOMeHOPe): why optimizing health required an entirely new framework, how clinical metabolomics became its foundation, and what really drives resilience, energy, and long-term performance at the cellular level.

We’ll explore how health optimization medicine shifts medicine from chasing disease to understanding systems, mitochondria, and real-time biochemistry—with practical clinical context you can actually use. The session wraps with the science of methylene blue: where it fits into the HOMe paradigm and why it earned its own deeper dive in March.

Learning Objectives:
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Explain the core philosophy of Health Optimization Medicine and why it differs from conventional and integrative models
Understand how clinical metabolomics acts as a real-time window into health, not disease
Describe the central role of mitochondrial function in energy, resilience, and recovery
Identify where methylene blue fits into the HOMe framework—and why it deserves a full-length clinical discussionShow less

Learn how to support your female patients with targeted formulations for metabolic health, stress, sleep, immune function, and more.Show less

In this webinar you will learn about Tro+ Blue, our 50 mg USP methylene blue ingestible troche available to professionals only and not for general sale. Dr. Scott, COO of Troscriptions, discusses Tro+ Blue's potential benefits and suggested dosing for acute or severe inflammation, infection (and infection prophylaxis), trauma, ischemia, headaches, mitochondrial dysfunction, and much more.Show less

This is a 30-minute webinar by Dr. Scott that goes deep into the science behind Tro Calm. You'll learn about the ingredients, target users, Tro-scribing information, precautions, ways to combine Tro Calm with other tools and tech, and more. So sit back, relax (note, this is, of course, easier if you are using Tro Calm while watching!), and enjoy.Show less

This is a 30-minute webinar and deep dive into Blue Cannatine by Dr. Scott from the Troscriptions team. We go through the ingredients, tro-scribing info, contraindications, ways to stack Blue Cannatine with other tools and technology, and much more.Show less

Dr. Ted, the founder and Chief Day Dreamer at Troscriptions, gave this lecture in late 2022 at the Biohacking Conference in Los Angeles. It is a DEEP dive into all things GABA, from a GABA-delic point of view. Learn why GABA is so important, how it's synthesized, the different types of receptors and modulators, and more.Show less

This webinar is a deep dive into the history, the science, and the mechanisms of methylene blue. There is also a special emphasis on dosing (health optimization dosing at Troscriptions vs. treatment doses with higher strength formulas), indications, contraindications, synergistic tools and tech (like Red Light), and more.Show less