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Building and maintaining robust immunity for short and long term resilience involves supporting the immune system at a cellular level, the tissue level and systems level. However, the immune system is regularly compromised by internal and environmental stressors.
Each year acute respiratory infections account for over six million GP visits. And with the looming consequences of antibiotic overuse, health professionals are looking to find a better way.
In this informative and solution orientated webinar we will cover:
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It is widely accepted that the first immune system response to injury or infection is inflammation. However, when the inflammatory response is inappropriate, ineffective or excessive it can contribute to the development of a range of acute and chronic disease conditions. There are well known signs of acute inflammation and a standard view on how to treat it. In this webinar, we will examine a new paradigm on treating inflammation and take a detailed look at the biological factors involved in the process.
This innovative and interesting webinar will discuss:
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In 2018, a preclinical study revealed the effects of a multicomponent, multitarget preparation in the treatment of mild respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Join this webinar to enhance your understanding of the bioregulatory medicine mode of action and learn how you can apply it effectively in clinical practice.
This presentation will highlight how bioregulatory medicines can:
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The immune system is the gate keeper for maintaining safety in the body, but it often needs support to combat the challenges of the 21st century. Recent research has uncovered natural compounds that improve immune intelligence and performance, reduce fatigue and enhance wellbeing. They are called biological response modifiers (BRMs).
In this fascinating research-based webinar you will learn about one of these highly effective BRMs and discover:
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Colonisation at birth has a determining factor on the appropriate development of immune and metabolic functions in newborns, with impacts on their health in infancy and later in life. Many factors affect the development of the microbiota, including the type of delivery. The key message in this seminar is understanding the importance of preventing or treating dysbiosis in newborns to give them the best start in life and limit disease and poor health.
In this webinar you will:
• Discover the origins and phases of microbiota colonisation in infants pre- and post-pregnancy.
• Learn how epigenetic factors shape an infant’s microbiota.
• Understand the effects of the vaginal vs caesarian deliveries on microbiota and immune development, and how that can impact infant health.
• Discover the latest research and strategies, including probiotic use, in restoring gut health in children after a C-section.
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In modern life, chronic stress becomes a main culprit of many mental and somatic disorders and most people are impacted by stress on a daily basis. Stress may disturb sleep and conversely disturbed sleep may contribute to stress.
This webinar will review latest research on:
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Life just seems to be busier as each year passes, and even the ‘sense of busy-ness’ creates more stress and even greater demand on critical nutrients.
Whether it’s financial pressures, work deadlines, late nights, a big life-change or even just a hectic social calendar, higher levels of stress are now an inevitable part of life. Unfortunately, this demanding lifestyle reduces our resilience to stress and increases the allostatic burden. Allostasis describes the total internal and external physiological wear-and-tear (or burden) on our body and nervous system.
Relevant for every single client, this insightful webinar will discuss:
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Every cell, tissue and organ rely on the correct pH balance to maintain homeostasis; however, one organ shoulders the greatest burden when it comes to excreting excess acids – the kidneys.
It is now becoming clear that pH management is not only important for adults, but research shows children are susceptible to even the slightest shifts in acid-load with potentially harmful impact on their kidneys and other vital metabolic processes.
In this must-see webinar you will learn:
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Microbiologist with 35 years experience in the science of probiotics.
Lotta Johansson is a microbiologist with a Bachelor of Natural Sciences. She has 35 years experience in the development, quality and science of probiotics in Sweden, and collaborates with worldrenowned research experts. Lotta has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the field of probiotics.
Adv Dip. Nat.
Paul Kern has been a practicing Naturopath for the past 23 years. Since 1993 he has been practicing, as a fully qualified Naturopath using Homoeopathic, Nutritional and Herbal medicine to address many complex health issues. For over 17 years he has also been delivering highly informative seminars to Doctors, Chiropractors and Naturopaths around Australia and New Zealand. Paul has lectured in several Australian colleges for over 15 years, in Physiology, Toxicology, Nutrition and Homeoepathic practice.
His experience offers seminar attendees a greater insight into use of Naturopathic techniques and supplements to bring about true, lasting health change in challenging clinical cases.
B.Sc.(CompMed), N.D.
Vanessa is a naturopath with 15 years experience as a clinician, speaker, educator and formulator both in Australia and New Zealand.
Facilitating wellness seminars and teaching nutrition, Vanessa designs highly educational and motivational training modules, keeping students and practitioners engaged and at the top of their game.
Vanessa’s passion for supporting and empowering practitioners and her dynamic speaking style will make this an interesting and informative presentation.
Vanessa has a strong focus in her clinic on womens health and a passion for improving her client’s energy levels, happiness and ful llment, so they can get the most from their lives.
Bernd Seilheimer is a Neuroscientist by training. He postgraduated at the University of Heidelberg, Germany and Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA. He looks back at a long career in pharmaceutical industry (Hoffmann-La Roche, Schering AG, Bayer Schering Pharma) where he held several different management positions. From 2002-2010 he was a board member of the European Neuroscience Institute (ENI), Göttingen and from 2006 on a member of the Council of Scientific and Business Advisors of the Johnnie B. Byrd Institute, Florida, USA. He joined Biologische Heilmittel Heel GmbH in 2009.
In his role as Head of Systems Research and Development he is responsible for the broadening of the scientific knowledge base related to the company’s product portfolio. He makes sure that state-of-the-art technology platforms are applied and cooperations with centers of excellence are established.
Julia Dannenmaier obtained her diploma as a human biologist from the University of Marburg. She gained further research experience at the Department of Infectious Diseases at Heidelberg University where she was awarded the degree of Doctor of Science for her thesis on the function of Suppressor of Cytokine Signaling 1 (SOCS1) within the cell nucleus.
After having worked for a biopharmaceutical company Julia Dannenmaier joined Biologische Heilmittel Heel GmbH in Baden-Baden in 2012 to lead various research projects in various areas (e.g. colds, osteoarthritis). Since 2018 she took the position of Medical Manager.
Myron Schultz is the Head of Medicine at the headquarters of Biologische Heilmittel Heel Gmbh in Germany and prior to this position, he served as Head of Medical Education at the same company. Dr. Schultz obtained his diploma in homeopathic medicine at Natal Technikon (Durban University of Technology).
Before moving to Germany, he taught pathology at the Durban University of Technology and hosted the pathology practical’s and ward rounds at the Nelson Mandela School of medicine and R.K. Khan hospital respectively, and was in addition in private clinical practice.