This exciting program provides an update in the use of nutrition, supplementation, exercise and natural hormone replacement, as a means to slow the biological processes of aging and help prevent and manage common health conditions.
Emphasis on biochemical and physiological pathways that are intimately involved with aging and the disease process are highlighted in order to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of how various nutrients, natural hormones and exercise participation influence the aging and disease process on a cellular and molecular level.
It empowers you to make evidence-based clinical decisions in regards to the use of dietary interventions, supplementation,

 exercise recommendations and natural hormone replacement on a patient-by-patient basis, factoring in contra-indications, drug-nutrient interactions and co-morbidity issues.

Seminar Instructor Dr. James Meschino, DC, MS Dr. Meschino’s Bio

1.

Theories of Aging & General Strategies to Slow Aging

2.

Joint Support, Aging & Joint Disease Management

3.

Cardiovascular Disease Prevention & Alternative Medicine Interventions

4.

Battling Male Andropause Naturally

5.

Natural management of menopause & Other Female Hormonal Problems

6.

Preventing Age-Related Cognitive Impairment

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Adjunctive Cancer Treatment Support ( Complementary strategies for patients undergoing cancer treatment)

GOVERNING BODY

APPROVED FOR

Florida Board of Chiropractic Medicine

8 CE Credit Hours

The Chiropractors' Association of Saskatchewan

8 Inside CAS Hours

British Columbia Chiropractic Association

8 CE Credit Hours

College of Chiropractors of Alberta

8 (A) CE Credit Hours

New Brunswick Chiropractors' Association

8 CE Credit Hours

Prince Edward Island Chiropractic Association

8 CE Credit Hours

Nova Scotia Board of Chiropractors

8 CE Credit Hours

Newfoundland and Labrador Chiropractic Association

8 CE Credit Hours