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This 1-day lecture covers a wide range of pathophysiological concepts allowing for therapeutic targeting for the utility of translating them into clinical applications, enhancing patient outcomes, and satisfaction.

 

Understanding of contemporary pathological mechanisms based on cellular biology and perturbations thereof, in some circles known as functional medicine, is the language that unites allopathic and naturopathic medicines. The contemporary mechanism in many instances has been elucidated which allows for a link between traditional medicine and 21st-century medical science. This much allows for increased clinical certainty and perhaps stimulates the critical questions required to help form that so important patient care algorithm.

 

The lecture will cover approximately 20 main concepts found throughout pathophysiology, sharing with the attendee some of the most contemporary models as related to common clinical presentations and the elements thereof.

 

From this point of understanding the clinician can base their therapeutic applications within the context of these mechanisms and models ultimately contributing to better patient outcomes and standards of practice.

 

Cost: 239.00 CND

 

What's the Value?

• Saves you hours of research time on your cases

• Up to 8 hours of Lecture CE credits

• A booklet with printed PowerPoints

• Lecture references

• Sharing time and knowledge with colleagues

 

Lecture Overview - Basically

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1) Nocebo-Placebo Effect In Research

 

2) The Importance of In-House Testing (we can actually do this in the lecture)

• Heart Rate Variability

• Nitric Oxide testing

• Urine Malondialdehyde

• A Simple Test to see if Emotions are an Element of Physical Signs

 

3) Unifying Mechanisms of Disease/mTOR/AMPK/NrF2/REDOX

 

4) Disease and Vagal  Tone

 

5) Inflammation, Autoimmune Disease, and the Nervous System

 

6) Angiotensin II Regulated Brain Inflammation and ACE inhibition for Depression

 

7) Herbs for Regeneration of Vascular Tissue and Down-Regulation of Brain Inflammation

 

8) Anxiety and Depression as a Signal of Brain Inflammation and Methylation Issues

 

9) Gut Regulated Brain Inflammation and Biofilms

 

10) Klotho the Antiaging Gene

 

11) Up-Regulating NrF2 and Mitochondria Support

 

12) Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis -Cannabinoids and Herbal Polyphenols 

 

13)  Teeth-Gut-Kidney/Heart Axis and its Relation to Loss of Sulfate and Leaky Gut 

 

14) Anemia and Labs indicating Anemia of Chronic Disease-

 

15) Podocytopathies: The new categorization of kidney disease

• Inflammatory nephropathy

• Diabetic nephropathy

• Hypertensive nephropathy

• Nephrotic syndrome

• Polycystic Kidney disease

 

16) Fundamentals Treatment Concepts for Renal Dialysis patients: A Model for Cardiovascular Disease and           Aging

 

17) Basic Transplant Science and P450 of Common Drugs Used in Practice of Immune Suppression

 

18) High Blood Pressure, Thoracic Pressure - Neutraceutical Overview

 

19) Review of Homeopathic Miasms and the Use of State as a Therapeutic Guide

 

20) Acupuncture – Some Research Offerings

 

21) Methylation for Addictions and Control of Alpha Adrenergic Output

 

22) Immune Boosters – Some Research from Germany

 

23) The use of Garlic, Onions, and Leeks for Antiaging Gene Activation

 

24) IV therapy – The uses of High Dose Vitamin C for Central Fatigue

 

25) Curcumin for Itching – The Many Faces of Itching, the Many Treatments (DAO and pregnancy)

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26) Clinical Applications of Concepts

• Case of the largest liver in the world

• Case of the multiple operations man

• The girl who loved to dance with her pet spider

• Transplant rejection and heart attack or just Iliopsoas and scalenes

• How to turn wood into stone

• The Patient who smoked to control her colitis

• Cases using the remedies Altitude, Tarantula and Ruta – how the patient's environment can reflect the indicted remedy

• The case of the ANA flip

• The girl who could not swallow her twin leaving for College

• The laughing patient

• How trauma to a patients thumb killed them

 

 Synopsis of Lecture

 

 Closing Remarks

 

 

 

All attendees will get a letter of completion.

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• Register through Paypal payment on this site

• Print off your receipt

• Bring it to the lecture for confirmation

 

See you there!

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Best regards,

Dr Quinn Rivet ND