Systemic Inflammation - Causes and Natural Therapeutics

Systemic_Inflammation - Causes and Natural Therapeutics

Paul Bergner 2013

90 minutes 1.5 CEU credits

Systemic Inflammation is understood to be the underlying pathology of many different diseases, including cancers, cardiovascular disease, autoimmunity, and others. We describe root conditions such as malnutrition, food intolerance, insulin resistance, with useful nutritional and herbal treatments for each, and describe the process of weaning the patient from non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and substituting herbal formulas.

Materials

• The audio lecture

• Lecture slides

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• Systemic Inflammation, Food intolerance, and Autoimmunity

This lecture is offered as Continuing Education by the NAIMH, but has not been pre-approved for CE credits by any professional board.