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April
InterClinical Laboratories Seminar Series, Unraveling Chronic Conditions, WA, NZ
FxMed Free Webinar, Methylation Masterclass Webinar Series
May
Bio-Practica Seminar Vic, The Metabolome & Metabolic Flexibility
RN Labs Seminar, Mastering Metabolism, Qld, NSW, Vic, SA, WA, NZ
InterClinical Laboratories Seminar Series, Unraveling Chronic Conditions, VIC
June
MediHerb Webinar, Unveiling the Hidden Pathways
InterClinical Laboratories Seminar Series, Unraveling Chronic Conditions, NT
September
InterClinical Laboratories Seminar Series, Unraveling Chronic Conditions, Byron B.
October
Bio Concepts 2 Day Summit, Mastering Pathology
This intensive Face-to-face offers both new and experienced HTMA practitioners evidence-based, practical knowledge and the resources to provide bio-individualised therapy for improved outcomes, especially for patients with complex chronic conditions. HTMA provides deeper insight into patient stress, energy production, adrenal and thyroid efficiency, cognitive function, digestive dysfunction, mitochondrial health, inflammation, blood sugar management, and the effect of long-term therapeutics.
A full day of practical learning! An exciting day, all new lectures summarising recent research,
- The Challenge: Chronic Conditions, Multimorbidites & Long-Term Therapies
- The Science of HTMA in Patient Assessment
- Understanding Drivers of Chronic Conditions (A focus on 7 drivers)
- Conundrums in Nutraceutical Therapy
- Back in Clinic
- Q & A with the Panel
Dates & Venues:
Perth: Vibe Hotel Subiaco Perth – 28th April - 9 Alvan St, Subiaco WA 6008
Melbourne: Citadines on Bourke Melbourne – 5th May - 131-135 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000
Darwin: Vibe Hotel Darwin Waterfront – 16th June - 7 Kitchener Dr, Darwin City NT 0800
Byron Bay: Byron Community Centre - 8th September - 69 Jonson St, Byron Bay NSW 2481
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Methylation Masterclass Webinar Series
Part 1 – Understanding methylation & nutritional co-factors: Friday 12 April, 12–1pm NZST / 9–10am AEST
Part 2 – Folates and gene-nutrient interactions within the methylation cycle: Friday 19 April, 12–1pm NZST / 9–10am AEST
Part 3 – Practical applications, clinical assessment and management with personalised nutrition: Friday 26 April, 12–1:30pm NZST / 9–10:30am AEST
Click here to learn more about each session via the event flyer.
Introducing The New Bio-Practica Extemporaneous Compounding Range! Be there for the launch of the first products in the new extemporaneous compounding range. Understand the clinical research, insights and applications of these exciting and innovative ingredients, specifically targeting the metabolome and metabolic flexbility.
Presented by Prof Dr Jurgen Vormann and Paul Kern
- Discover the latest research and gain innovative prescribing skillsfor enhanced clinical results in metabolic health and disease prevention
- Explore novel clinical approaches towards targeting metabolic plasticity for improved overall health and longevity.
The metabolome, a comprehensive snapshot of all the small molecules present in an organism, wields a profound influence on health and disease. This dynamic network of metabolites encompasses a wide range of biochemical compounds which are influenced by the interplay of an individual’s genes and their environment, reflecting their metabolic status. - Metabolic flexibility, the ability to adapt and switch between different metabolic pathways, lies at the heart of this intricate system. When the metabolome is finely tuned and adaptable, it can maintain energy balance, support cellular functions, and safeguard overall well-being. Conversely, dysregulation in the metabolome can lead to a range of health issues, including metabolic syndrome, diabetes, and obesity. The metabolome offers crucial insights into the underlying mechanisms of these diseases, opening doors to personalised treatments and lifestyle interventions that leverage metabolic flexibility to promote optimal health and prevent disease.
What you will learn:
PART 1 - Innovative Therapeutics For The Ageing Metabolome – Paul Kern
Why the metabolome is central to disease prevention and health optimisation.
Exploration of novel therapeutics which support the metabolome and delay or reverse common
Which prescriptive diets are clinically proven to support the metabolome and which foods should be avoided.
PART 2 - The Critical Role of Minerals in Metabolic Flexibility – Prof. Vormann
How to enhance your patients’ health and metabolism by harnessing metabolic flexibility.
Why mineral deficiency is so detrimental to metabolic flexibility and health overall.
How age impairs the efficiency of these metabolic pathways and strategies to support our ageing patients.
PART 3 - Navigating Hormonal Influences on the Human Metabolome – Paul Kern
Explore the impact of various hormones on metabolic flexibility.
Gain insight into natural medicine strategies which promote hormonal detoxification for improved metabolism.
Identify instances where detoxification support may be required for improved metabolic flexibility
Date: Tuesday, May 14th.
Cost: $120 or Livestream Option $80, at 3.00pm Melb time. Learning Hub Members $60
Venue: at the Amora Hotel Riverwalk Melbourne. Click here to register
Presenter: Warren Maginn, BHSc (Nutr. Med.) GradCert (Hum. Nutr.) Clinical Nutritionist and Educator specialising in Custom Nutritional Prescribing and Functional Lab Testing. Warren is passionate about taking a personalised approach to patient care, and supporting fellow healthcare practitioners, as well as the general public, to gain greater wellbeing, and more personal potential, through the principles of evidence-based Functional Nutrition.
- Which Mechanisms Matter Most? Exploring the key metabolic mechanisms that determine our health, function and life span.
- Metabolic Complications What goes wrong? (Adiposity, PCOS, CVD, Cognitive Decline, etc.)
- How Is Metabolic Health Assessed? Gaining metabolic insights from common clinical lab tests.
- Conventional Treatments Analysing the safety, efficacy and implications of conventional metabolic treatments.
- Developing Powerful Prescriptions Discover novel and effective natural strategies for supporting optimum metabolism and ageing.
What Will Be Covered?
An overview of the key processes that influence the aging of tissues and cells, contribute to balance of muscle and fat mass, determine the functional performance and capacity of both body and mind over time, and support healthy hormone balance and fertility.
Common clinical conditions relevant to this discussion:
- Chronic Fatigue
- Central Adiposity
- Metabolic Syndrome
- Diabetes
- PCOS & Reduced Fertility
- Immune / Inflammatory Conditions
- Cardiovascular Disease
- Accelerated Ageing
- Cognitive Decline and many more
A variety of natural treatment strategies now exist to help support optimum metabolic function and slow the rate of age- related degeneration. This discussion will seek to identify some of the most potent and exciting clinical compounds available only to health practitioners (to augment the existing diet and lifestyle advice commonly given in relation to these widespread health concerns), to help ensure a broad and diverse clinical tool kit that provides maximum efficacy and support.
Date: 21st May at 6.30pm, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, 6.00pm Adelaide, 4.30pm Perth and 8.30pm New Zealand. Duration 1 hour.
Cost $25, Prac Members: Access Included.
From puberty to menopause, the average reproductive lifespan for women is 36 years
During this time, it is estimated that a woman will experience over 400 ovulatory menstruations, a stark comparison to the estimated 40-160 that occurred in women during the nineteenth century. This dramatic shift has led to an increased lifetime exposure of oestrogen, as well as a greater susceptibility to reproductive disorders. Research continues to unveil a complex network of internal systems and interactions that impact female reproductive function and dysfunction. This network synergy requires consideration of how the pieces fit together as well as disturbances in every phase of the cycle to create an informed therapeutic approach.
In this two-part live stream, clinicians will present recent research and updated understanding of key presentations that are often challenging to unravel while discussing best practice naturopathic support.
By attending this seminar you will gain an understanding of:
• The hidden facets and the real drivers of clinical presentations that are commonly overlooked
• Evolutionary, whole-body approach to understanding endometriosis beyond hormones
• Case studies to showcase clinical presentations and understanding of key drivers, and effective wholistic management
Date: 16th June at 12.30 AEST
Cost: Practitioners $49, Students $29. Duration 3.5 hours
CPE Points: 3.4 contact learning hours.
The field of pathology is a treasure trove of clinical connections, holding the keys to understanding the driving factors behind disease states and the manifestations of signs and symptoms. However, a crucial question lingers: Are we fully leveraging the potential of the conventional blood tests that patients often already undergo? Embark with us on a transformative summit in Brisbane, as we proudly welcome you to our first educational conference in a decade, "Mastering Pathology: Connecting Patterns with Presentation". Our eminent lineup of internationally recognised speakers includes keynote presenter Dr Olivia Lesslar who will explore the concept of psychoneuroimmunology as a return to the ancient wisdom that understood the interconnectedness of body systems and the foundational tenets of health in disease prevention.
Also among the cast of distinguished speakers is leading Australian allergist Professor Pete Smith; internationally acclaimed naturopathic doctor Lara Briden; thyroid expert naturopath Tara Nelson; international nephrologist Dr Patana Teng-umnuay; cancer expert naturopath Dr Janet Schloss; diabetes focussed GP Dr Gary Deed; nutritional biochemist Dr Rhona Creegan; well respected integrative GP Dr Charlotte Middleton; naturopath and breathwork expert Mim Beim and well known naturopath and food as medicine advocate Janella Purcell.
Join this esteemed group for two days of insightful discussions, interactive sessions, and knowledge exchange, as we collectively strive to unlock the full potential of conventional pathology. Together, we will unravel the intricacies of disease patterns, decode clinical connections, and bridge the gap between test results and effective patient care.
Learning Insights:
- Unearth the intricacies of traditional pathology, unravelling the mysteries within crucial body systems. Dive into the world of cancer support, women's health, and immunity, the nuances of gut health, with a focus on the dynamic landscape of inflammatory bowel disease, diabetes, and the complexity of thyroid markers.
- Discover the art of matching clinical signs and symptoms with blood markers, unlocking the hidden secrets behind patients' health challenges. Learn to seamlessly fuse conventional pathology testing with other cutting-edge investigations, navigating the possible connection to pinpoint the elusive root causes of patient presentations.
- Apply your newfound knowledge to live clinical cases, exploring treatment options that could change the course of patients' lives.
- Return to the fundamental principles of healing, where food is medicine and breathwork is an important clinical tool and patient prescription. Engage in fun, interactive practical demonstrations that you can immediately apply to clinical practice.
- This isn't just a learning experience; it's an expedition into the intricacies of pathology, where the mundane transforms into the extraordinary.
Dates: Friday 25th & Saturday 26th October. CPE: 11 points
Venue: The Westin, 111 Mary Street, Brisbane
Tickets: Super Early Bird tickets from 1 March. Click here for more information or to register
