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Heavy Metals Detoxification Workshop
Title List
1) An Introduction to Heavy Metals for the Practicing Physician - James Biddle, MD
2) Mercury and the Human Detoxification System: Sources and Symtoms, Function and Dysfunction - Christopher Shade, PhD
3) Arsenic and Cadmium: Sources, Exposure and Health Effects - Lyn Patrick, ND
4) Lead Toxicity: Silient Killer in the US - Dorothy Merritt, MD
5) DMSA and DMPS: Clinical Use in Practice - Jessica Tran, ND
6) CaEDTA and NaEDTA: When and How to Use in Practice - Jeffery Morrison, MD
7) Legal Update - Al Augustine, Esq
8) Discussions and Questions & Answers - James Biddle, MD; Christopher Shade, PhD; Lyn Patrick, ND; Dorothy Merritt, MD; Jessica Tran, ND; Jeffery Morrison, MD; and Al Augustine, Esq
9) Appropriate Laboratory Testing for Metal Toxicology - David Quig, PhD
10) The Toxicity of Mercury and its Relationship to Neurological Illness and Oxidative Stress - Boyd Haley, PhD
11) Clinical Approaches to Detoxification in Children - Kenneth Bock, MD
12) Discussions and Questions & Answers - David Quig, PhD; Boyd Haley, PhD; and Kenneth Bock, MD
13) Glutathione in Metals Detoxification - Tim Guilford, MD
14) Nutrition and Supportive Therapies - Walter Crinnion, ND
15) D-penicillamine in Toxic Metal Detoxification - Russell Jaffe, MD, PhD
16) Discussions and Questions & Answers - Tim Guilford, MD; Walter Crinnion, ND; and Russell Jaffe, MD, PhD
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Workshop
Course Description
The overwhelming number of positive studies regarding hyperbaric medicine has brought this critical therapy into the limelight of the medical community. From neurological issues to cancer, autoimmune diseases, or general rapid healing, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is fast becoming mainstream therapy for both pediatric and adult conditions. This dynamic workshop, presented by five internationally renowned medical professionals in the field of hyperbaric medicine, is geared for the medical professional who is looking to further his or her knowledge of hyperbarics, learn appropriate protocols for pediatric and adult indications, combine it with other critical protocols, and understand how to implement HBOT successfully and profitably into a practice.
Title List
1) Overview of HBOT - Dan Rossignol, MD
2) Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Research in Autism and Mechanism of HBOT for Neurological Conditions (Part 1 of 2) - Dan Rossignol, MD
3) Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Research in Autism and Mechanism of HBOT for Neurological Conditions (Part 2 of 2) - Dan Rossignol, MD
4) Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and Chelation Therapy: A Powerful Combined Therapy - David Dornfeld, DO
5) Hyperbaric Medicine for Pediatric Indications: Common Protocols - Kyle Vandyke, MD
6) Hyperbaric Medicine for Adult Indications: Common Protocols - Donald Jolly, MD
7) Nuts and Bolts of Implementing Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy into your Practice - Shannon Kennitz
Lyme Disease Workshop
Course Description
Many patients are misdiagnosed with Chronic Fatigue or Fibromylagia and are never adequately tested for Lyme disease - which has a known infectious etiology and can be treated with antibiotics and integrated nutritional and herbal therapies. This workshop will provide fellow providers another perspective in the management of Lyme disease and associated tick borne diseases, which will encompass a critical and careful look at a patient’s genetic predisposition,
detox dysfunction, hormonal effects and immunologic function. With prescription medication, nutritional and homeopathic agents, a provider will be able to tailor treatment protocols specific to a patient’s presentation to facilitate an adequate management of Lyme disease.
This workshop provides fellow healthcare providers another perspective in the management of Lyme disease and associated tick borne diseases, which encompasses a critical and careful look at a patient’s genetic predisposition, detox dysfunction, heavy metals and toxin overload. With the prescription drugs and HEEL products, a healthcare provider will be able to tailor treatment protocols specific to a patient’s presentation to facilitate an adequate management of Lyme disease.
Title List
1) Freedom in Medicine: Lyme Disease and Insurance, Medical Boards, and Hospitals (Part 1 of 2) - Andy Schlafly
2) Freedom in Medicine: Lyme Disease and Insurance, Medical Boards, and Hospitals (Part 2 of 2) - Andy Schlafly
3) Controversies in Lyme Disease Diagnosis and Treatment - Raphael Stricker, MD
4) Tick Borne Diseases Update - Steven Harris, MD
5) Tick Borne Diseases Update - Joseph Burrascano, MD
6) Tick Borne Coinfections and Chronic Illness - Joseph H. Brewer, MD
7) Addressing Root Causes in Health and Healing - Ron Strauss
8) The Use of German Biological Medicine in the Treatment of Tick Borne Diseases (Part 1 of 2) - Ann F. Corson, MD
9) The Use of German Biological Medicine in the Treatment of Tick Borne Diseases (Part 2 of 2) - Ann F. Corson, MD
10) Immune Modulation in the Treatment of Chronic Neurological Conditions - Wayne Anderson, MD
11) Genetic Markers that can Guide the Treatment of Chronic Illness - Wayne Anderson, ND
12) The Role of the Laboratory in the Diagnosis of Lyme and its Coinfections - Nick S. Harris, PhD
13) Diagnosis of Tick Borne Diseases Other than Lyme Disease - Jyotsna S. Shah, PhD
Nutrition That Heals Workshop
Course Description
Pioneering researchers in the field of health and nutrition have found a strong link between diet, vitality, and disease-free survival of all populations studied. Today, those who continue to consume their traditional foods, which vary throughout the world, enjoy long- term health that is the envy of their “civilized” counterparts.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify how traditional diets differ from one another and from our industrialized diets.
- Review which diseases seem to be non-existent in those eating traditional diets.
- Discuss with patients the most important aspects of nutrition to improve their health and reduce their risks.
- Assess how traditional diets soundly disprove the already shaky cholesterol theory.
- Evaluate the vegetarian diet and its impact on health.
- Recognize healthy animal and vegetable fats in a traditional diet.
- Identify and reduce toxic exposures in our patient's lives and in society.
- Prescribe the appropriate supplements due to increased body demand and decreased levels in food.
- Evaluate liver and kidney function and it's role in diet and health.
About the Speaker: David Getoff, CNN, CTN
David Getoff is a Board Certified Clinical Nutritionist, a Board Certified Traditional Naturopath and is Board Certified in Integrative Medicine. He is an elected member of both the American College of Nutrition and the International College of Integrative Medicine.
David is also a professional member of the American Holistic Medical Association, the International Association of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, and the New York Academy of Sciences.
David is the Vice-President of the 58 year old non-profit Price Pottenger Nutrition Foundation, and is a Fellow of the American Association of Integrative Medicine.
He is the co-author of Reduce Blood Pressure Naturally and has developed, produced and published over a dozen educational DVD's on subjects including Cancer, Diabetes, Healthy Eating, Heart Disease, Nutritional Supplements and more.
David's health course, -Attaining Optimal Health in the 21st Century,
- is one of the best attended classes of the Grossmont Cuyamaca College Adult Education department, and has been running every semester for the past 18 years.
When he is not seeing patients in his office, David is often giving lectures around San Diego and around the country both to health professionals and to the public.
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