Endocrine Ecosystem: Balanced Hormones and Reduced Toxicity
Event Information
About this Event
"Endocrine Ecosystem: Balanced Hormones and Reduced Toxicity for patient Health and Happiness” March 10-14, will be held at the Marriott Memphis East Hotel. We offer up to 14.5 CME credits.
Hormones are a fundamental part of physiology. A comprehensive understanding of health requires a thorough grasp on the endocrine system and the hormones that it uses to communicate. As our understanding of the physiology of hormones progresses, we are realizing that biochemical individuality requires a variety of approaches to restore physiological balance; a single approach will not work for all patients.
For this reason, we must explore a variety of methods for restoring endocrine health. There are a multitude of possible approaches to quantify hormones and their effects, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. In identifying appropriate treatment methods, we must take into consideration the myriad influences on our endocrine system: from genetics and epigenetics to stresses on the system including direct assaults on our hormonal response by toxicants and pollutants.
Objectives:
1. Improve the understanding of hormones on human health.
2. Discuss influence of stress on the endocrine system
3. Learn the impact of external sources, from medications, foods, and nutrients, to xenobiotics and pollutants, on hormones and hormonal response.
See the Main Conference Schedule here.
Lead-in Workshops:
Thursday, 9 am – 5 pm with Howard Robins, DPM
Fundamentals and Principles of Ozone Therapy
Thursday, 1 am – 5 pm with Erika Schwartz, MD
Peptides
Thursday 9 am - 12 with Doug Oliver
Progressive Approaches to Regulatory Compliance
Download a Registration form here to pay by fax or mail.
For more information:
www.IntegrativeMedicineConference.com
Questions? Contact us:
wendy@ICIMed.com