Welcome, MAPS members
MAPS 2026
The MAPS Fall Conference comes to Philadelphia September 10–12 — and DNAcademy stays one more day. September 13 is the DNAcademy Lipids Intensive: one day with Dr. Krishna Doniparthi on lipids, membranes, and precision-based care.
September 13, 2026
A one-day intensive built for the MAPS Fall Conference — open to every discipline — Philadelphia
One-Day Intensive · Philadelphia
DNAcademy Lipids Intensive
September 13, 2026 · 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Philadelphia Marriott Downtown · 1201 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA
Immediately following the MAPS Fall Conference. You are already there — no new flight, no new hotel. Just one more day.
You know the families — the ones who arrive having tried everything, whose child’s progress has stalled despite every path already taken. Increasingly the missing piece is not found in a single system. It is in the membranes of the cell.
One day with Krishna Doniparthi, MD on the clinical role of lipids, phospholipids, fatty acids, plasmalogens, and cellular membrane health in chronic and complex illness — and how these systems shape neurological resilience, detoxification, mitochondrial function, immune regulation, and precision-based care.
Every practitioner is invited. Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, naturopaths, chiropractors, dietitians, pharmacists, and the therapists working alongside them — across pediatrics, primary care, and functional and integrative medicine. If you care for patients whose progress has stalled, this day was built with you in mind.
$999 — one price for every practitioner, member or not.
Includes LRT 101 online, self-paced — a running start beforehand, and a reference afterward.
The discount applies automatically at checkout — no code required. Seats are limited.
Registrations for September 13, 2026 are transferable but not refundable. If we cancel or reschedule, you may transfer or take a full refund. Full policy · Course details
What the day covers
Course Descriptions for Lipid Replacement and Cellular Health
Begin with the foundations, then go deep. Your Intensive registration pairs Lipid Replacement 101 online with the full in-person day, so you move seamlessly from core principles to advanced clinical application.
Online · Self-paced · Included with registration
Lipid Replacement 101
Recommended to complete before the conference. Lipid Replacement 101 serves as an introduction to the in-person day. The online course covers the scientific foundation of Lipid Replacement Therapy (LRT), providing essential background knowledge — the goal is to ensure all participants are well-prepared, so we can dive directly into specialized testing and clinical application from the start of the Intensive.
Concepts covered in the online course:
- Structure and function of the cell
- How do cells become damaged?
- Amino acids
- Lipids
- Fatty acids
- What are phospholipids
- Phospholipid metabolism — synthesis, remodeling, breakdown, and regulation
- Phospholipid lifestyle guide
- Phospholipid replacement therapy
The course also includes studies and articles that allow you to take a deeper dive into the topic, should you be curious to study more. Completion is recommended prior to attending the in-person day — and the course remains yours as a reference afterward.
In person · September 13 · Philadelphia
The Intensive Day
Dr. Doniparthi will guide you in learning how to clinically apply LRT. You will learn:
- How phosphatidylcholine and plasmalogens work together to repair cell function
- The specialized testing that guides LRT & PRT therapy
- To interpret testing results to build personalized treatments
- What supportive substrates to use, and how and when they are applied
- To determine when Lipid Replacement Therapy infusions are necessary
- Review of multiple case studies
- Participation in case analysis and planning
Review of the fundamentals of LRT IV therapy: procedures, policies, and available resources for administering LRT infusions; essential protocols to ensure safe and effective administration — preparation, dosing guidelines, infusion techniques, and post-treatment considerations; institutional policies, compliance requirements, and best practices to maintain high standards of care.
Attendees receive access to a comprehensive set of resources, including research literature, patient education materials, and troubleshooting guidelines.
Whether new to LRT or looking to refine your approach, you will leave with a solid understanding of the entire infusion process, empowering you to implement it confidently in the clinical setting.
Stay one more day.
Learn the science, meet the community, and bring root-cause tools back to your patients.
