Forging into the Future of Nutrition: Schedule

Preventive Medicine Through the Application of Clinical Nutrition

Schedule

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Vendor Breaks are scheduled between each CE session, during Breakfast, and for 30 minutes after the last CE class.

Breakfast

Speaker(s)
Credits
September 12, 2024 9:00 AM
Abstract

Breakfast in the Exhibitor Room, available starting at 9 am.

September 12, 2024 9:00 AM

Breakfast in the Exhibitor Room, available starting at 9 am.

The Role of Benfotiamine in Neurodegeneration

Speaker(s)
Dr. Howard Benedikt
Credits
1
September 12, 2024 10:00 AM
Abstract

Neuroinflammation is implicated in the pathophysiology of many neurological disorders. This often involves several key steps which when interfered with can prevent the normal resolution of the proinflammatory state. Central to this is the importance of phytochemicals, antioxidants and various vitamins and minerals. One such important vitamin is thiamine(B1). Vitamin B1 has been found to be helpful in many metabolic reactions involving brain function. Now, research has centered on the fat-soluble form of thiamine, namely benfotiamine. During my presentation, I will review the importance of thiamine and focus on the benefits of benfotiamine and its role in preventing neuroinflammation.

September 12, 2024 10:00 AM

Neuroinflammation is implicated in the pathophysiology of many neurological disorders. This often involves several key steps which when interfered with can prevent the normal resolution of the proinflammatory state. Central to this is the importance of phytochemicals, antioxidants and various vitamins and minerals. One such important vitamin is thiamine(B1). Vitamin B1 has been found to be helpful in many metabolic reactions involving brain function. Now, research has centered on the fat-soluble form of thiamine, namely benfotiamine. During my presentation, I will review the importance of thiamine and focus on the benefits of benfotiamine and its role in preventing neuroinflammation.

What’s in Your Toolbox: Oxidative Stress Support

Speaker(s)
Dr. Dennis Harper
Credits
1
September 12, 2024 11:30 AM
Abstract

The brain is the control for the neuromusculoskeletal system. Some evidence points to oxidative stress causing inflammation in the brain with damage to the brain cells. Ongoing inflammation inhibits regeneration and neuroplasticity of new brain cells. Activating resident metabolics that can differentiate then transmigrate by traveling to restore the brain function may be a key solution. The downstream effects of brain inflammation affect the neuromuscular skeletal complexes in various ways. Inflammation of these systems are directly correlated with the vertebral subluxation complex.

September 12, 2024 11:30 AM

The brain is the control for the neuromusculoskeletal system. Some evidence points to oxidative stress causing inflammation in the brain with damage to the brain cells. Ongoing inflammation inhibits regeneration and neuroplasticity of new brain cells. Activating resident metabolics that can differentiate then transmigrate by traveling to restore the brain function may be a key solution. The downstream effects of brain inflammation affect the neuromuscular skeletal complexes in various ways. Inflammation of these systems are directly correlated with the vertebral subluxation complex.

Beyond Menopause – Top to Toe, Hormone Sufficiency for the next 30+ years

Speaker(s)
Kate Wells
Credits
1
September 12, 2024 1:30 PM
Abstract

Learn how women’s health for the 30-40 years after menopause requires additional care and attention, including how hormone insufficiency can be at the root of many age-related disorders.

Understand the importance of hormone sufficiency to address mental, cardiovascular, breast, metabolic, and bone health.The importance of hormone supplementation for genitourinary health including vaginal atrophy, urinary incontinence, recurrent UTI’s, prolapse.

Understand the role of hormone testing for women post menopause.What does long term hormone use look like and what can be done to increase attainability and compliance.

September 12, 2024 1:30 PM

Learn how women’s health for the 30-40 years after menopause requires additional care and attention, including how hormone insufficiency can be at the root of many age-related disorders.

Understand the importance of hormone sufficiency to address mental, cardiovascular, breast, metabolic, and bone health.The importance of hormone supplementation for genitourinary health including vaginal atrophy, urinary incontinence, recurrent UTI’s, prolapse.

Understand the role of hormone testing for women post menopause.What does long term hormone use look like and what can be done to increase attainability and compliance.

Sports Nutrition For the Endurance Athlete

Speaker(s)
Dr. Steve Gangemi
Credits
1.5
September 12, 2024 3:00 PM
Abstract

Dr. Gangemi will discuss optimizing nutrition for the endurance athlete for peak performance, injury prevention, and recovery. The attendee will learn the differences in training intensities and how they can lead to overtraining and which nutritional strategies to implement with such metabolically taxing conditions.

September 12, 2024 3:00 PM

Dr. Gangemi will discuss optimizing nutrition for the endurance athlete for peak performance, injury prevention, and recovery. The attendee will learn the differences in training intensities and how they can lead to overtraining and which nutritional strategies to implement with such metabolically taxing conditions.

A Functional Nutrition Approach to Geriatric Care with Novel Nutritional Therapeutics

Speaker(s)
Dr. Michael Jurgelewicz
Credits
1.5
September 12, 2024 5:00 PM
Abstract

The aging process can bring about many challenges. One of these challenges is the impact of chronic diseases, which can affect activities of daily living, reduce quality of life, and increase mortality risk. Seniors’ life expectancy is increasing as well as the risk of developing chronic disease increases with age. In addition, certain diseases occur more often in the senior population. The good news is that many common chronic diseases are preventable and manageable.The prevalence of co-morbid conditions makes treating elderly patients different from other populations. While mortality rates have declined for most chronic diseases, some have increased.

Many of these patients are on numerous medications which can have interactions or serious side effects. Therefore, the treatment or management of a variety of conditions in the elderly population can be a challenge.

This presentation combines the risk factors, patient evaluation, laboratory assessment, prevention and support strategies, dietary and lifestyle recommendations, and novel nutritional therapeutics to support the geriatric patient's overall health and wellbeing.

September 12, 2024 5:00 PM

The aging process can bring about many challenges. One of these challenges is the impact of chronic diseases, which can affect activities of daily living, reduce quality of life, and increase mortality risk. Seniors’ life expectancy is increasing as well as the risk of developing chronic disease increases with age. In addition, certain diseases occur more often in the senior population. The good news is that many common chronic diseases are preventable and manageable.The prevalence of co-morbid conditions makes treating elderly patients different from other populations. While mortality rates have declined for most chronic diseases, some have increased.

Many of these patients are on numerous medications which can have interactions or serious side effects. Therefore, the treatment or management of a variety of conditions in the elderly population can be a challenge.

This presentation combines the risk factors, patient evaluation, laboratory assessment, prevention and support strategies, dietary and lifestyle recommendations, and novel nutritional therapeutics to support the geriatric patient's overall health and wellbeing.

CBCN Membership Meeting

Speaker(s)
Credits
September 12, 2024 6:30 PM
Abstract

CBCN Membership Meeting and Reception in Milan Room.

September 12, 2024 6:30 PM

CBCN Membership Meeting and Reception in Milan Room.

Breakfast

Speaker(s)
Credits
September 13, 2024 7:00 AM
Abstract

Breakfast in the Exhibitor Room, available starting at 7 am.

September 13, 2024 7:00 AM

Breakfast in the Exhibitor Room, available starting at 7 am.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease Support Strategies

Speaker(s)
Dr. Nikolas Hedberg
Credits
1.5
September 13, 2024 8:00 AM
Abstract

Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis continue to increase in prevalence but conventional medicine in the United States mainly approaches these illnesses with prescription medications. This presentation will cover evidence-based approaches to IBD including elemental dieting, nutrition strategies, supplementation, and herbal medicines. An updated literature review on proper diagnostic methods will also be covered in detail. All attendees will come away with a thorough understanding of how to diagnose and manage patients with IBD.

September 13, 2024 8:00 AM

Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis continue to increase in prevalence but conventional medicine in the United States mainly approaches these illnesses with prescription medications. This presentation will cover evidence-based approaches to IBD including elemental dieting, nutrition strategies, supplementation, and herbal medicines. An updated literature review on proper diagnostic methods will also be covered in detail. All attendees will come away with a thorough understanding of how to diagnose and manage patients with IBD.

Heart Health Panel

Speaker(s)
Dr. Delilah Renegar, Dr. Stephen Hussey, Dr. Lynn Lafferty
Credits
September 13, 2024 10:00 AM
Abstract

Join Dr. Delilah Renegar, Dr. Stephen Hussey, and Dr. Lynn Lafferty as they present their expertise in nutrition and heart health for a case study presentation moderated by Dr. Cindy Howard! During this case study presentation, you'll hear three paths toward supporting a female patient presenting with a history of Type 2 diabetes, hypothyroidism, and hypertension, and eventually heart disease. You'll learn about the pathophysiology treatments and considerations both prior to a cardiovascular event and management post event. A Q&A session will end the presentation.

Moderated by Dr. Cindy Howard with panelists including Dr. Delilah Renegar, Dr. Stephen Hussey, and Dr. Lynn Lafferty.

September 13, 2024 10:00 AM

Join Dr. Delilah Renegar, Dr. Stephen Hussey, and Dr. Lynn Lafferty as they present their expertise in nutrition and heart health for a case study presentation moderated by Dr. Cindy Howard! During this case study presentation, you'll hear three paths toward supporting a female patient presenting with a history of Type 2 diabetes, hypothyroidism, and hypertension, and eventually heart disease. You'll learn about the pathophysiology treatments and considerations both prior to a cardiovascular event and management post event. A Q&A session will end the presentation.

Moderated by Dr. Cindy Howard with panelists including Dr. Delilah Renegar, Dr. Stephen Hussey, and Dr. Lynn Lafferty.

Lunch & Learn: The Impact of Low-Grade Chronic Metabolic Acidosis on Insulin Metabolism

Speaker(s)
Dr. Jeffrey Moss
Credits
September 13, 2024 11:45 AM
Abstract

In past symposium presentations I have addressed insulin metabolism in relationship meal timing, with emphasis on intermittent fasting. In addition, I have discussed fluid and electrolyte metabolism as it relates to low grade chronic metabolic acidosis with
emphasis on potassium and magnesium optimization. In this presentation I will present a review of current published literature that addresses the intriguing relationship between the two – the impact of acid/alkaline balance on insulin metabolism. This literature makes it clear that dietary regulation of insulin metabolism is more than just a matter of meal timing and the creation of optimal carbohydrate/protein/lipid ratios. A diet high in acid-ash, refined foods will also have a profound adverse effect on insulin metabolism.

September 13, 2024 11:45 AM

In past symposium presentations I have addressed insulin metabolism in relationship meal timing, with emphasis on intermittent fasting. In addition, I have discussed fluid and electrolyte metabolism as it relates to low grade chronic metabolic acidosis with
emphasis on potassium and magnesium optimization. In this presentation I will present a review of current published literature that addresses the intriguing relationship between the two – the impact of acid/alkaline balance on insulin metabolism. This literature makes it clear that dietary regulation of insulin metabolism is more than just a matter of meal timing and the creation of optimal carbohydrate/protein/lipid ratios. A diet high in acid-ash, refined foods will also have a profound adverse effect on insulin metabolism.

Anxiety and Depression, New Information, New Hope

Speaker(s)
Dr. John Podlaski
Credits
1.5
September 13, 2024 1:00 PM
Abstract

This presentation on new information about anxiety and depression will include: The Real and Many Causes of Anxiety and Depression, A Brief Neurotransmitter Overview, Biochemical Individuality and Epi Genetics, Nutrient Power: Heal The Biochemistry, Heal the Body, Key Nutrients in Support of Mental Health, Methylation Issues Over/Under, Depression Nutrient Biotypes, and more.

September 13, 2024 1:00 PM

This presentation on new information about anxiety and depression will include: The Real and Many Causes of Anxiety and Depression, A Brief Neurotransmitter Overview, Biochemical Individuality and Epi Genetics, Nutrient Power: Heal The Biochemistry, Heal the Body, Key Nutrients in Support of Mental Health, Methylation Issues Over/Under, Depression Nutrient Biotypes, and more.

Practice Building Session: Improving Patient Outcomes with Personalized Nutrition

Speaker(s)
Dr. Howard Benedikt
Credits
September 13, 2024 2:30 PM
Abstract

As clinicians we are being challenged daily treating patients suffering with more complex conditions. Patient management is crucial in obtaining improved clinical outcomes. In this presentation we will examine several algorithms to achieve better clinical outcomes.

Sponsored by Moss Nutrition.

*Practice Building Sessions are not for Continuing Education credits.

September 13, 2024 2:30 PM

As clinicians we are being challenged daily treating patients suffering with more complex conditions. Patient management is crucial in obtaining improved clinical outcomes. In this presentation we will examine several algorithms to achieve better clinical outcomes.

Sponsored by Moss Nutrition.

*Practice Building Sessions are not for Continuing Education credits.

Practice Building Session: How to Increase Revenue with Revolutionary Early Detection and Personalized Cancer Testing

Speaker(s)
Dr. Lauren Cohen
Credits
September 13, 2024 2:30 PM
Abstract

Join the RGCC Revolution - How to Increase Revenue with Revolutionary Early Detection and Personalized Cancer Testing

Dr. Lauren Cohen, DC, RGCC North America's Executive Brand Ambassador, will show you how to stand out from the competition, capture market share, and increase revenue with RGCC's revolutionary personalized cancer testing. From the earliest cancer detection/pre-screen test available on the market, to personalized cancer protocols, and remission recurrence prevention program, RGCC partners with you and your patients throughout the cancer prevention and cancer care journeys, offering you unique services for practice success.

Sponsored by RGCC.

*Practice Building Sessions are not for Continuing Education credits.

September 13, 2024 2:30 PM

Join the RGCC Revolution - How to Increase Revenue with Revolutionary Early Detection and Personalized Cancer Testing

Dr. Lauren Cohen, DC, RGCC North America's Executive Brand Ambassador, will show you how to stand out from the competition, capture market share, and increase revenue with RGCC's revolutionary personalized cancer testing. From the earliest cancer detection/pre-screen test available on the market, to personalized cancer protocols, and remission recurrence prevention program, RGCC partners with you and your patients throughout the cancer prevention and cancer care journeys, offering you unique services for practice success.

Sponsored by RGCC.

*Practice Building Sessions are not for Continuing Education credits.

Killing Ourselves by Forgetting the Brakes: A deep dive into GABA, Positive Allosteric Modulators, and Natural Equivalents

Speaker(s)
Dr. Scott Sherr
Credits
1
September 13, 2024 3:30 PM
Abstract

Over the last several years, levels of stress, insomnia, anxiety, and pain-induced anxiety have skyrocketed and prescriptions in the benzodiazepine class have correspondingly (and exponentially) grown as well. Unfortunately, these drugs are not usually the answer and will often lead to dependence, withdrawal, and tolerance. As clinicians, it’s imperative that we understand the essential roles of GABA -- after all, it’s responsible for 20% of all brain neurotransmitter activity -- and have safer alternatives that can bring the GABAergic system back into balance.In this lecture, we will discuss Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), the major inhibitory neurotransmitter of the brain, the intricacies of the GABA receptor, as well as the various drugs, phytoceuticals, and lifestyle measures (including meditation) that modulate GABA release via orthosteric or allosteric mechanisms.We will also discuss the pitfalls of direct GABA supplementation (hint: there is zero blood brain barrier permeability!).

September 13, 2024 3:30 PM

Over the last several years, levels of stress, insomnia, anxiety, and pain-induced anxiety have skyrocketed and prescriptions in the benzodiazepine class have correspondingly (and exponentially) grown as well. Unfortunately, these drugs are not usually the answer and will often lead to dependence, withdrawal, and tolerance. As clinicians, it’s imperative that we understand the essential roles of GABA -- after all, it’s responsible for 20% of all brain neurotransmitter activity -- and have safer alternatives that can bring the GABAergic system back into balance.In this lecture, we will discuss Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), the major inhibitory neurotransmitter of the brain, the intricacies of the GABA receptor, as well as the various drugs, phytoceuticals, and lifestyle measures (including meditation) that modulate GABA release via orthosteric or allosteric mechanisms.We will also discuss the pitfalls of direct GABA supplementation (hint: there is zero blood brain barrier permeability!).

Using Advanced Laboratory Analysis to Determine Effective Lifestyle and Nutritional Support for the Patient Presenting with Mental Health Issues

Speaker(s)
Dr. David Brady
Credits
1.5
September 13, 2024 5:00 PM
Abstract

Depression, anxiety, and stress-related conditions impact almost 40 million Americans each year. With so many patients suffering, practitioners need tools to help assess and determine therapeutic approaches to treating the ailments seen within scope and how they may be impacted by common mental health conditions.

September 13, 2024 5:00 PM

Depression, anxiety, and stress-related conditions impact almost 40 million Americans each year. With so many patients suffering, practitioners need tools to help assess and determine therapeutic approaches to treating the ailments seen within scope and how they may be impacted by common mental health conditions.

National Nutrition Standard Awards Reception

Speaker(s)
Credits
September 13, 2024 6:45 PM
Abstract

National Nutrition Standard Awards Reception. ACBN and CBCN boards will have short presentations in addition to NNS and their awards. Cocktail appetizers will be served and one drink ticket will be given to each attendee for beer, wine, non-alcoholic beer, and seltzers - with a cash bar available after the ticket is used. We hope you join us!

September 13, 2024 6:45 PM

National Nutrition Standard Awards Reception. ACBN and CBCN boards will have short presentations in addition to NNS and their awards. Cocktail appetizers will be served and one drink ticket will be given to each attendee for beer, wine, non-alcoholic beer, and seltzers - with a cash bar available after the ticket is used. We hope you join us!

Breakfast

Speaker(s)
Credits
September 14, 2024 7:30 AM
Abstract

Breakfast in the Exhibitor Room, available starting at 8 am.

September 14, 2024 7:30 AM

Breakfast in the Exhibitor Room, available starting at 8 am.

ACBN Membership Meeting

Speaker(s)
Credits
September 14, 2024 7:30 AM
Abstract

ACBN Membership Meeting in the Classroom.

September 14, 2024 7:30 AM

ACBN Membership Meeting in the Classroom.

Headaches, Headaches, Migraines and Headaches: A Functional Nutrition Approach

Speaker(s)
Dr. Cindy Howard
Credits
1.5
September 14, 2024 8:30 AM
Abstract

Sinus, tension, migraines and cluster are the 4 main classifications of headaches. While musculoskeletal and biomechanical causes may be found so may hormonal, nutritional, environmental causes. Searching to get to the root cause can be life changing and knowing how to find them through appropriate history taking, laboratory testing and examination will help the astute practitioner be more successful in the treatment of headaches.

September 14, 2024 8:30 AM

Sinus, tension, migraines and cluster are the 4 main classifications of headaches. While musculoskeletal and biomechanical causes may be found so may hormonal, nutritional, environmental causes. Searching to get to the root cause can be life changing and knowing how to find them through appropriate history taking, laboratory testing and examination will help the astute practitioner be more successful in the treatment of headaches.

NNS Membership Meeting

Speaker(s)
Credits
September 14, 2024 10:00 AM
Abstract

NNS Membership Meeting in the Classroom.

September 14, 2024 10:00 AM

NNS Membership Meeting in the Classroom.

Let’s Get Clinical: Functional Nutrition Perspectives of the Mitochondria

Speaker(s)
Dr. Rob Kessinger
Credits
1.5
September 14, 2024 11:00 AM
Abstract

Some of the more perplexing and clinically challenging issues with Long COVID are related to its impact on the brain. Symptoms can run the gamut from anxiety/depression and cognitive decline to the more common brain fog and fatigue. In the presentation, we will delve into mechanisms driving Long COVID’s effect and walk through developing a strategy for the functional nutrition practice.

September 14, 2024 11:00 AM

Some of the more perplexing and clinically challenging issues with Long COVID are related to its impact on the brain. Symptoms can run the gamut from anxiety/depression and cognitive decline to the more common brain fog and fatigue. In the presentation, we will delve into mechanisms driving Long COVID’s effect and walk through developing a strategy for the functional nutrition practice.

Lunch & Learn: The Role of Histamine in Inflammation and Various Pathomechanisms of Inflammatory Diseases

Speaker(s)
Dr. Don Thompson
Credits
September 14, 2024 12:30 PM
Abstract

Histamine regulates a variety of physiological functions by playing a key role in the body’s inflammatory response. Its also highly relevant in various pathomechanisms of inflammatory diseases, which have led to the identification of novel histamine receptors over the years and greater recognition of its functions in the immune system. Join Dr. Don Thompson as we explore this fascinating, clinically relevant topic and engage in a robust Q&A session over lunch.

This Lunch & Learn is sponsored by Professional Health Products & MaxGen Labs.

September 14, 2024 12:30 PM

Histamine regulates a variety of physiological functions by playing a key role in the body’s inflammatory response. Its also highly relevant in various pathomechanisms of inflammatory diseases, which have led to the identification of novel histamine receptors over the years and greater recognition of its functions in the immune system. Join Dr. Don Thompson as we explore this fascinating, clinically relevant topic and engage in a robust Q&A session over lunch.

This Lunch & Learn is sponsored by Professional Health Products & MaxGen Labs.

Increasing Outcomes with Targeted Supplementation to Support Homeostatic Mechanisms

Speaker(s)
Jenny Hrbacek
Credits
1.5
September 14, 2024 2:00 PM
Abstract
  • Overview of contributing factors that threaten the lives of those in remission.
  • Steps to support the overall health and wellbeing of remission patients.
  • Repurposing treatments and modalities to bring about homeostasis
  • Natural substances to support longevity
  • Immune stimulants such as boswellia extract to help lower inflammation
  • Inhibitors, i.e. High-dose melatonin, curcumin
  • SOT Therapy
  • Cellular therapies to support long-term Immunity
  • The Power of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) to support patient health and energy.
September 14, 2024 2:00 PM
  • Overview of contributing factors that threaten the lives of those in remission.
  • Steps to support the overall health and wellbeing of remission patients.
  • Repurposing treatments and modalities to bring about homeostasis
  • Natural substances to support longevity
  • Immune stimulants such as boswellia extract to help lower inflammation
  • Inhibitors, i.e. High-dose melatonin, curcumin
  • SOT Therapy
  • Cellular therapies to support long-term Immunity
  • The Power of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) to support patient health and energy.

Practice Building Session: Turning Patient Programs into Precise Patient Care

Speaker(s)
Dr. Don Thompson
Credits
September 14, 2024 3:30 PM
Abstract

As practitioners, we all have programs through which we treat patients for various conditions. If you’re not starting with the correct information, you might undermine your efforts, reducing program efficacy or missing the mark completely. Starting with genetics allows you to create a precise and custom-tailored approach, improving patient outcomes and growing your practice as a result!


Join Dr. Don Thompson for an informative look at how nutrigenomic testing can transform your diagnosis and treatment approach. Transform your treatment approach from program-based to precision medicine-based, utilizing nutrigenomic testing as a catalyst for better patient outcomes based on your patient's unique genetic makeup.

Every attendee will receive a Nutrigenomic Test Kit…a $190 value!

Sponsored by Professional Health Products & MaxGen Labs.

*Practice Building Sessions are not for Continuing Education credits.

September 14, 2024 3:30 PM

As practitioners, we all have programs through which we treat patients for various conditions. If you’re not starting with the correct information, you might undermine your efforts, reducing program efficacy or missing the mark completely. Starting with genetics allows you to create a precise and custom-tailored approach, improving patient outcomes and growing your practice as a result!


Join Dr. Don Thompson for an informative look at how nutrigenomic testing can transform your diagnosis and treatment approach. Transform your treatment approach from program-based to precision medicine-based, utilizing nutrigenomic testing as a catalyst for better patient outcomes based on your patient's unique genetic makeup.

Every attendee will receive a Nutrigenomic Test Kit…a $190 value!

Sponsored by Professional Health Products & MaxGen Labs.

*Practice Building Sessions are not for Continuing Education credits.

Unappreciated Role of Obesogens, Endocrine Disruptors and Microplastics in Metabolic Crisis & What to Do About It

Speaker(s)
Dr. Devaki Berkson
Credits
1.5
September 14, 2024 4:30 PM
Abstract

We live in a changed world. A toxic world. These toxicities are adversely affecting epigenetics and contributing to modern diseases, many of them in the past only seen in aging humans. Endocrine disrupting compounds (EDC’s) are being linked to metabolic syndrome, obesity, infertility and even dementia.Yet, today’s medical world has not advanced in prophylaxis, identification or treatment of these growing issues. Allopathic interventions are based on treating acute diseases, not knowing how to turn epigenetic tides or reducing exposures or keeping hormone receptors and thus multiple tissues, optimal and functional.Many EDCs act as direct obesogens. This is based on the stunning work of Dr. Bruce Blumberg. These chemicals damage fat stem cells, causing larger fat cells that are harder to shed. These stem cell changes are often at the sacrifice of healthy bone stem cells, promoting two epidemics concurrently: metabolic + osteoporosis.

In this talk you will learn how EDC exposures in the egg, sperm, placenta, amniotic fluid, mother’s milk and throughout life, contribute to harder to shed metabolic syndrome. You will learn not only the critical role of reducing exposure to EDCs, especially prenatally, but also exact supplements and protocols helping to turn away from this growing unhealthy epigenetic tsunami.

September 14, 2024 4:30 PM

We live in a changed world. A toxic world. These toxicities are adversely affecting epigenetics and contributing to modern diseases, many of them in the past only seen in aging humans. Endocrine disrupting compounds (EDC’s) are being linked to metabolic syndrome, obesity, infertility and even dementia.Yet, today’s medical world has not advanced in prophylaxis, identification or treatment of these growing issues. Allopathic interventions are based on treating acute diseases, not knowing how to turn epigenetic tides or reducing exposures or keeping hormone receptors and thus multiple tissues, optimal and functional.Many EDCs act as direct obesogens. This is based on the stunning work of Dr. Bruce Blumberg. These chemicals damage fat stem cells, causing larger fat cells that are harder to shed. These stem cell changes are often at the sacrifice of healthy bone stem cells, promoting two epidemics concurrently: metabolic + osteoporosis.

In this talk you will learn how EDC exposures in the egg, sperm, placenta, amniotic fluid, mother’s milk and throughout life, contribute to harder to shed metabolic syndrome. You will learn not only the critical role of reducing exposure to EDCs, especially prenatally, but also exact supplements and protocols helping to turn away from this growing unhealthy epigenetic tsunami.

Breakfast

Speaker(s)
Credits
September 15, 2024 7:00 AM
Abstract

Breakfast in the Exhibitor Room, available starting at 7 am.

September 15, 2024 7:00 AM

Breakfast in the Exhibitor Room, available starting at 7 am.

Ethics, Risk Management, and Documentation

Speaker(s)
Dr. Steve Conway
Credits
5
September 15, 2024 8:00 AM
Abstract

Review of Texas and all states requirements with Ethics, Risk Management, and Documentation.

September 15, 2024 8:00 AM

Review of Texas and all states requirements with Ethics, Risk Management, and Documentation.

Dr. Howard Benedikt

Dr. Howard Benedikt

Sponsor
Dr. Lauren Cohen

Dr. Lauren Cohen

DC

Sponsor
Dr. Don Thompson

Dr. Don Thompson

D.C, CFMP, DACBN, DABCI

Sponsor
Dr. Jeffrey Moss

Dr. Jeffrey Moss

DDS, CNS, DACBN

Sponsor
Dr. Lynn Lafferty

Dr. Lynn Lafferty

PharmD, ND, DACBN, MBA

Sponsor
Dr. Dennis Harper

Dr. Dennis Harper

DC

Sponsor
Dr. David Brady

Dr. David Brady

ND, DC, CCN, DACBN, IFMCP, FACN

Sponsor
Dr. Rob Kessinger

Dr. Rob Kessinger

Sponsor
Dr. Steve Conway

Dr. Steve Conway

Sponsor
Jenny Hrbacek

Jenny Hrbacek

Sponsor
Dr. Michael Jurgelewicz

Dr. Michael Jurgelewicz

DC, DABCN, DCBCN, CNS

Sponsor
Kate Wells

Kate Wells

Sponsor
Dr. Cindy Howard

Dr. Cindy Howard

DC, DABCI, DACBN, FIAMA, FICC

Sponsor
Dr. Devaki Berkson

Dr. Devaki Berkson

DC, DACBN, CNS

Sponsor
Dr. Scott Sherr

Dr. Scott Sherr

Sponsor
Dr. John Podlaski

Dr. John Podlaski

DC, NMD, MD, DABCI, DACBN, DCBCN, CNS, FIAMA

Sponsor
Dr. Nikolas Hedberg

Dr. Nikolas Hedberg

Sponsor
Dr. Howard Benedikt

Dr. Howard Benedikt

Sponsor
Dr. Steve Gangemi

Dr. Steve Gangemi

DC, DCBCN, DIBAK

Sponsor
Dr. Stephen Hussey

Dr. Stephen Hussey

MS, DC

Sponsor
Dr. Delilah Renegar

Dr. Delilah Renegar

Sponsor