This course will review the makeup of the immune system and discuss the types of immunity. The course will then review how to support a balanced immune response through diet, supplementation, and lifestyle management.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: To study the neuro-immune system function as it relates to empirical and mechanistic perspectives in health and disease. What is polio Why only in modern countries? The “American disease.” n DDT and pesticides. The great debate: virologists vs the toxicologists SV40 – polio vaccine and cancer AFP – acute flaccid paralysis Epidemiological evidence
To study the neuro-immune system function as it relates to empirical and mechanistic perspectives in health and disease. The hygienic school of health has traditionally seen acute illness as part of a cleansing process. When managed properly acute illnesses leave a cleaner, stronger, healthier person in their wake. The GardasilTM vaccine is not a vaccine
The principles of active care for patients in the acute, sub-acute and rehabilitative phases of care will be presented. Beyond the acute phase of care many patients have postural imbalances that predispose them for recurrence. This virtual class will address the correction of common postural imbalances defined by Janda as the Upper Crossed and Lower
To study the neuro-immune system function as it relates to empirical and mechanistic perspectives in health and disease. Definition of autism An exploding epidemic Do vaccines cause autism? mental retardation n epilepsy and seizure disorders infantile spasms n cerebral palsy paralyses
The Soils are depleted according to many sources, however, what may be of greater consequence is the timing of the food we eat who are primary consumers of the grasses, algae and other intermediary food sources. Food cycling is a concept by which we would consider changing what eat based on it’s “seasonality” meaning, when
Stress is a common factor underlying most chronic diseases. In this 2 hour webinar we will discuss the Selye stress response and the role it plays in everyday life. The relationship between stress, inflammation, autoimmune disease and gut dysbiosis is should be a major focus in patient management. Clinical management as well as diagnostic testing
Course Objective To discuss the role of stress and its relationship to both acute and chronic disease. Statement of purpose The purpose of this course is to aid the Chiropractic Profession by providing chiropractors with the information regarding the diagnosis and treatment of patients dealing with acute and chronic stress. Overview of course This course
I. Introduction (1st hour) II. Current mental health statistics (1st hour) III. The Brain – (2nd Hour) I. Basic Brain Development II. Neuroplasticty, IV. How modern society negatively effects brain development I. The HPA-Axis, Cortisol and its effects on brain development II. Prenatal maternal stress (3rd hour) III. At-home learning environments IV. Social media V.
•Review of the prevalence of mental health conditions within the United States •Neurofeedback Understanding brainwaves and their function Measuring brainwave patterns using the qEEG evaluation Common mental health conditions from a brainwave pattern perspective How Neurofeedback works Review of scientific literature and case study
To understand the crucial role our Mitochondria play when it comes to the energy, healing, and repair of our cells. And how our mitochondria correlate to both cancer prevention and reduced cancer recurrence rates. The purpose of this course is to aid the Chiropractic Profession by providing Chiropractors with nutritional guidance, tools, and scientific information
To provide a basic understanding of the 4 types of breast cancers, prognosis markers, and the top 10 most significant breast cancer biomarkers relating to breast cancers. Followed by natural protocols to aid in the prevention and reduction of breast cancer recurrence rates.
The Soils are depleted according to many sources, however, what may be of greater consequence is the timing of the food we eat who are primary consumers of the grasses, algae and other intermediary food sources. Food cycling is a concept by which we would consider changing what eat based on it’s “seasonality” meaning, when
The principles of active care for patients in the acute, sub-acute and rehabilitative phases of care will be presented. Beyond the acute phase of care many patients have postural imbalances that predispose them for recurrence. This virtual class will address the correction of common postural imbalances defined by Janda as the Upper Crossed and Lower
This webinar will the application of a 12-step approach to film interpretation to a variety of radiologic cases, in an informal, rounds format. Individual cases will be analyzed and discussed as a clinical setting. Discussion, questions, and audience participation is encouraged, with the presenter offering points on fine-tuning the differential diagnosis of each case.
This webinar will the application of a 12-step approach to film interpretation to a variety of radiologic cases, in an informal, rounds format. Individual cases will be analyzed and discussed as a clinical setting. Discussion, questions, and audience participation is encouraged, with the presenter offering points on fine-tuning the differential diagnosis of each case.
The principles for the management of this patient demographic will be reviewed in this course leading to the immediate application of the information once the clinician returns to the office. Current research trends in lifestyle, nutrition, flexibility, and stability exercises will be taught with a combination of didactic and hands-on principles. Yellow flags and special
