Nutritional Solutions for a Pharmaceutical World

It is widely believed that we live in an age of medical breakthroughs, but since 1999 heart disease is up 10%, cancer is up 20%, and diabetes has gone up by a whopping 35%. In this 8-hour CE Seminar, Gerald Roliz, CNC will discuss how to safely conduct nutritional evaluations in light of the increasing pharmaceutical presence. Learn the impact of pharmaceuticals and environmental toxins on the liver and kidney, systemic health, and how to clinically apply evidence-based whole food nutrition and western herbs to support your patients. Discussion will include health issues such as Hypothyroidism, Diabetes, Cholesterol, GERD, Depression/Anxiety, Osteoporosis, Infertility and more!

Course Goals/Learning ObjectivesUnderstand Pharmacology:     

• Understand Pharmacology: Discuss adverse events, drug-to-drug interactions and withdrawal syndrome                           
• Assessment Skills: Differentiate between symptoms of nutrient deficiencies versus pharmaceutical side effects                 
• Nutritional & Herbal Support: Review key herbs and nutrition to support liver and kidney detox related pathways                 
• Elucidate cholesterol's role in steroid hormone balance and the risks associated with insufficient cholesterol intake               
• Outline 3 common patterns of Estrogen Dominance and the impact of The Pill'                                                                                   
• Gain key nutritional & herbal approaches to supporting immune support, digestion, heart and brain/cognitive health
  

Join us on Saturday, September 10th at the Crowne Plaza Princeton Conference Center where a healthy lunch will be served.

8 continuing education credits have been pre-approved through the Northeast College of Health Sciences for DC's in the following states: CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, IA, ID, IL, IN, MA, MB, MD, MS, MT, NB, NC, ND, NE, NH, NJ, OH, ON, OR, PR, QC, RI, SC, SK, UT, VA, VT, WA, WY

8 continuing education credits pending approval in NY and PA.

8 PDA points approved through National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.