Review the physiology and biochemistry of two of the largest issues that our society is dealing with today, proper detoxification and healthy circadian rhythms. Our world is toxic- the chemicals we use in food manufacturing, our farming techniques, pesticides, etc. all contribute to a tremendous body burden. Couple this with nutrient depletion from poor dietary habits and improper stress management and we can start to see why we are so chronically ill. Learning the proper tests to run along with natural strategies that assist with the body’s ability to function optimally is what will be truly healing for the patient.

Goals & Objectives

• Review common clinical disorders stemming from poor detoxification, over burden, and sleep disorders.

• Determine the causes of these complaints with superior diagnostic methods

• Know when to choose the right test and WHY!

• Appropriately create a safe, effective, and efficient plan centered around diagnostic findings, as well as patient feedback.

• Real-life examples of patient cases, their work-ups, and actual protocols, as well as their results and follow-up intervals.

Program Topics

• Outline detoxification: organs involved and metabolic pathways

• Outline sleep disorders: inability to go to bed, stay asleep, or non-restful sleep

• Overview common disorders that arise from poor detoxification and sleep disorders

• Current statistics of various chronic conditions and what to observe in your patients

• Review botanicals, amino acids, vitamins and minerals, and how these constituents can be beneficial in detoxification and sleep

• Drug interactions with natural substances- what to ask your patients and how to carefully navigate nutrient-drug interactions

Presenter Bio:

Dr. Brett Wisniewski was born and raised in New Jersey. He attended Monmouth University where he received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Biology with concentrated studies in chemistry. Dr. Brett attended Palmer College of Chiropractic and graduated Cum Laude, with a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree. He then went on to study at the University of Florida where he completed his master's degree in molecular cell biology with a concentration in immunology. Dr. Brett also holds diplomates from the American Board of Chiropractic nternists (DABCI) and the American Board of Clinical Nutrition (DACBN). Dr. Brett is both an instructor and administrator for multiple DABCI programs across the country and holds a seat on the executive board for the American Board of Clinical Nutrition.

Information Regarding CEU's:

• 8 Hours Applied for TX by Logan College of Chiropractic
• Application for CE (ACBN) Approval made in all states
• CBCN approves 8 CE hours towards annual recertification
• Pending PDA Points through NCCAOM