All body systems rely on food and nutrients for optimal function. Many people do not consume an adequate diet for fulfilling those needs, and the nutrients in our food supply have been diminished over the years due to modern farming practices. In this seminar, we will discuss the foundational role of nutrition in supporting the immune system, stress response, digestive health and metabolic detoxification and the role of organic, sustainable farming in supplying nutrient dense foods and supplements. To register by phone or fax call Jenna Schaefer, Event Coordinator, Standard Process: Email: jenniferschaefer@standardprocess.com Tel: 262-495-6401

6 Hours, Live

NYCCSaint Kates – The Arts Hotel

139 E. Kilbourn Avenue

Milwaukee, WI 53202

All body systems rely on food and nutrients for optimal function. Many people do not consume an adequate diet for fulfilling those needs, and the nutrients in our food supply have been diminished over the years due to modern farming practices. In this seminar, we will discuss the foundational role of nutrition in supporting the immune system, stress response, digestive health and metabolic detoxification and the role of organic, sustainable farming in supplying nutrient dense foods and supplements. To register by phone or fax call Jenna Schaefer, Event Coordinator, Standard Process: Email: jenniferschaefer@standardprocess.com Tel: 262-495-6401

6 Hours, Live

NYCC

Saint Kates – The Arts Hotel

139 E. Kilbourn Avenue

Milwaukee, WI 53202

All body systems rely on food and nutrients for optimal function. Many people do not consume an adequate diet for fulfilling those needs, and the nutrients in our food supply have been diminished over the years due to modern farming practices. In this seminar, we will discuss the foundational role of nutrition in supporting the immune system, stress response, digestive health and metabolic detoxification and the role of organic, sustainable farming in supplying nutrient dense foods and supplements. To register by phone or fax call Jenna Schaefer, Event Coordinator, Standard Process: Email: jenniferschaefer@standardprocess.com Tel: 262-495-6401

6 Hours, Live

NYCC

Saint Kates – The Arts Hotel

139 E. Kilbourn Avenue

Milwaukee, WI 53202

All body systems rely on food and nutrients for optimal function. Many people do not consume an adequate diet for fulfilling those needs, and the nutrients in our food supply have been diminished over the years due to modern farming practices. In this seminar, we will discuss the foundational role of nutrition in supporting the immune system, stress response, digestive health and metabolic detoxification and the role of organic, sustainable farming in supplying nutrient dense foods and supplements. To register by phone or fax call Jenna Schaefer, Event Coordinator, Standard Process: Email: jenniferschaefer@standardprocess.com Tel: 262-495-6401

6 Hours, Live

NYCC

Saint Kates – The Arts Hotel

139 E. Kilbourn Avenue

Milwaukee, WI 53202

The goal of this course is to present an updated and practical perspective on supporting patients with a range of metabolic conditions, focusing on metabolic syndrome, NAFLD, blood sugar management and PCOS. In addition, an in-depth review of botanical therapy and its application will be presented.Webinar using PowerPoint with interactive audience participation in a question and answer style session and quiz.

$25        Clinic, Staff, Student

$49        Early Bird Rate for HCP

$69        Regular Rate for HCP

8 Hours

NYCCLive Online Webinar

Your Infectious Personality: Microbial and Viral Influence on Mood Disorders With mood disorders such as anxiety and depression being a top reason for disability, it is important we are at the forefront of diagnosis when addressing these conditions. Traditional methods, SSRIS, SNRIs, and others leave much to be desired. These patients are left with very little options from both the natural and pharmaceutical world. The role of infections in the pathogenesis of different mood disorders may hold the key for those patients that are not responding to previously effective therapy. Some viruses can directly affect the central nervous system while other microbes can manipulate nervous system function from a distance. Biotics Research - 281 344-0725 or dgarces@bioticsresearch.org to Sign Up. Sponsored by Logan University

August 21, 2021Presented by Brett Wisniewski, DC, MS, DABCI, DACBNBedford, MA

Sports Nutrition with a Nutrition-Based Focus for Healthcare Practitioners - 6 Hours Available 24/7 Year Round 2021 Online at www.nyccpostgrad.com

Available all year, onlinePresented by Ryan Lazaruz, DC and Kristine Polley, PhD

Every single body system plays a role in our immune health. Therefore, it is important to keep our body systems in check to promote immune health and proper functioning and quality of life. Our speakers will cover specific systems, nutrients, herbs and situations as they relate to supporting immune health. An updated and practical perspective on wholistic immune health will be presented by reviewing the current research and explaining how it pertains to the immune system.Objectives and GoalsOn completion of this course, attendees will understand how the following play roles in immune health:Phytonutrients Sleep Gut health Pain Echinacea Inflammation Herbal Differences Hormones

February 26-27, 2021Registration: 800-558-8740 x6401 or email Jenniferschaefer@standardprocess.com$25 Clinic Staff or Student$49 HCP early bird through February 2nd$69 HCP regular rate

Cardiometabolic Health in Functional Medicine: Proven Protocols for Enhanced Clinical OutcomesComplex cardiometabolic health issues effect 47 million people in the US today. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the US—accounting for 2,300 deaths each day and about a third of all deaths annually. Obesity, poor diet, and a sedentary lifestyle set the stage for chronic cardiometabolic disease.A functional medicine approach is particularly helpful for improving patient outcomes in obesity, metabolic syndrome, diabetes, chronic fatigue, neurodegeneration, bone health, and cardiac health.Dr. Silverman will share an approach that looks beyond the scale and blood work to examine genetics, environmental and lifestyle factors. He will provide a systems-based framework that can lead to improvement, no matter the age of the patient or how advanced the disease. This seminar will provide attendees with the tools they need to determine and address the fundamental underlying causes of cardiometabolic disease, including nutritional imbalances, hypertension and insulin resistance. Dr. Silverman will also provide detailed protocols for cardiometabolic health, liver detoxification, gut repair, rebalancing the microbiome, testing and test interpretation, recommendations for lifestyle changes, and supplements that work.

Presented by Dr. Robert SilvermanRockville, MD

Learning Objectives: 1. The doctor will understand the interrelationship between neurological and biochemical factors in patients' problems 2. The doctor will be able to identify the clinical utility of various nutrients by observing the results of various physical tests (pain, range of motion) in response to nutritional intervention 3. The doctor will have more tools available for addressing patients' energy metabolism issues 4. The doctor will be able to identify oxidation-reduction (redox) associated nutritional imbalances and direct patients toward nutritional changes based on these findings 5. The doctor will be able to make dietary and nutrient recommendations to support various neurotransmitter functions For More Information: Biotics Research Corporation 800-231-5777 www.bioticresearch.com

Correlated Clinical Nutrition PearlsPresented by Dr. Wally Schmitt DC, DIBAK, DABCNSeptember 11-12, 2021Courtyard by Marriott Tysons McLean1960-A Chain Bridge RoadMcLean, VA 22102For More Information: Biotics Research Corporation 800-231-5777 www.bioticresearch.com

For More Information: Biotics Research Corporation 800-231-5777 www.bioticresearch.com

Immune Up-Regulation for Acute Life-Long ModulationPresented by Dr. Stuart WhiteMarch 20, 2021Courtyard by Marriott Fort Mill1385 Broadcloth StreetFort Mill, SC 29715

Program Goals/Objectives: At the end of the seminar, healthcare professional attendees will have a detailed understanding of: Identification of hormonal signaling, receptor functionality and diverse receptors and functions such as estrogen receptor alpha (the bad estrogen dominance) vs. estrogen receptor beta (the good estrogen dominance)Identification of specific nutrients that shorten or lengthen hormone signaling timeIdentification of intestinal hyperpermeability and the role of hormones and the biome as an endocrine organ and part of the hormonal systemDiagnosis of hormone imbalancesWhat is endocrine disruption, what is it doing to our hormones and children and how to protect our patients (specific to-do’s in the home, office and supermarket cart)Advanced hormone testing, comparison of various interventions, learn the bigger picture of hormones that identifies “hyper-excreters”Evidence-based nutritional protocols to keep hormones safe For More Information: Biotics Research Corporation 800-231-5777 www.bioticresearch.com

Hormones – Everything you ever wanted to know about hormones and how their dependency relies on nutritionand biomesPresented by Dr. Lindsey Berkson, MA, DC, CNS, DACBN7.5 hours of CE Credits Applied through Logan College of ChiropracticLOCATION: Scottsdale, AZ

Program Goals/Objectives: At the end of the seminar, healthcare professional attendees will have a detailed understanding of: Identification of hormonal signaling, receptor functionality and diverse receptors and functions such as estrogen receptor alpha (the bad estrogen dominance) vs. estrogen receptor beta (the good estrogen dominance)Identification of specific nutrients that shorten or lengthen hormone signaling timeIdentification of intestinal hyperpermeability and the role of hormones and the biome as an endocrine organ and part of the hormonal systemDiagnosis of hormone imbalancesWhat is endocrine disruption, what is it doing to our hormones and children and how to protect our patients (specific to-do’s in the home, office and supermarket cart)Advanced hormone testing, comparison of various interventions, learn the bigger picture of hormones that identifies “hyper-excreters”Evidence-based nutritional protocols to keep hormones safe For More Information: Biotics Research Corporation 800-231-5777 www.bioticresearch.com

Hormones – Everything you ever wanted to know about hormones and how their dependency relies on nutritionand biomesPresented by Dr. Lindsey Berkson, MA, DC, CNS, DACBN7.5 hours of CE Credits Applied through Logan College of ChiropracticLOCATION: Sugar Land, TX

Program Goals/Objectives: At the end of the seminar, healthcare professional attendees will have a detailed understanding of: Identification of hormonal signaling, receptor functionality and diverse receptors and functions such as estrogen receptor alpha (the bad estrogen dominance) vs. estrogen receptor beta (the good estrogen dominance)Identification of specific nutrients that shorten or lengthen hormone signaling timeIdentification of intestinal hyperpermeability and the role of hormones and the biome as an endocrine organ and part of the hormonal systemDiagnosis of hormone imbalancesWhat is endocrine disruption, what is it doing to our hormones and children and how to protect our patients (specific to-do’s in the home, office and supermarket cart)Advanced hormone testing, comparison of various interventions, learn the bigger picture of hormones that identifies “hyper-excreters”Evidence-based nutritional protocols to keep hormones safe For More Information: Biotics Research Corporation 800-231-5777 www.bioticresearch.com

Hormones – Everything you ever wanted to know about hormones and how their dependency relies on nutritionand biomesPresented by Dr. Lindsey Berkson, MA, DC, CNS, DACBN7.5 hours of CE Credits Applied through Logan College of ChiropracticLOCATION: Hollywood Beach Marriott 2501 N. Ocean Drive Hollywood, FL 33019

This 10 module, 3-part course is designed to instruct healthcare practitioners from various backgrounds on how to begin to practically integrate the benefits of herbal medicine in a clinical context. Emphasis is placed on developing a systematic understanding of herbal terminology (e.g. actions & constituents) and therapeutic principles from a Western Herbalism perspective using an evidence-based approach to plant pharmacology and medicinal applications. Herbal Materia Medica will be explored using a holistic and approach to body systems (e.g. digestive, neuroendocrine, immune, musculoskeletal) and pathophysiology (e.g. inflammation), with an emphasis on developing strong rationale for clinical uses while taking an individual and customized approach to each patient. Upon completion of this course, the practitioner will have developed the ability to understand fundamental herbal terminology as well as the safe and effective use of a variety of botanicals for common health conditions based on a thorough understanding of a plant’s best available evidence, traditional medicinal actions, pharmacology, and ideal route of administration For more information contact:Sara Le Brun-Blashka, Director of Education and Practitioner EngagementTelephone: 800-848-5061Email: slebrunblashka@Standardprocess.com

Foundations of Herbal SupportPresented by Marisa Marciano, B. Kin, ND, RH (AHG)Available 24/7 Year Round, Calendar Year 2021Online recorded version format

Objectives: Create a functional nutrition curriculum based on clinical research and evidence‐ based guidelines which provides a systems biology approach to functional nutrition. Practitioners will be able to complete continuing education (CE) hours online using slideshows, webinars, and presentations. This content will educate health care providers on the role of nutrition within the Functional Medicine Operating System. For more information contact: Jennifer Schaefer Standard Process, Inc. Telephone: 800‐848‐5061 Email: jenniferschaefer@standardprocess.com

New York Chiropractic College Center for Postgraduate and Continuing Education is sponsoring a 10‐hour webinar program entitled “Functional Nutrition”. This program will also be offered in a recorded version format (online distance learning) 24/7, year‐round for the calendar year January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021. Presented by Dr. Ryan Lazarus

Learning Objectives 1. Gain an understanding of the chronic inflammatory conditions in patients that present in the chiroprac2. Review of the immune system, intracellular messaging and other physiologic pathways involved in inf3. Describe the process of resolution in the inflammatory process 4. Clinical application of how to assess chronic neuro-inflammation and provide therapeutic intervention5. Become familiar with concept and clinical application of neuro-inflammation. For more information contact: Sara Le Brun-Blashka, Director of Education and Practitioner Engagement Telephone: 800-848-5061 Email: slebrunblashka@Standardprocess.com

New York Chiropractic College Center for Postgraduate and Continuing Education is sponsoring a 3‐hour webinar program entitled “Nutrition to Support Neuroinflammation”. This program will also be offered in a recorded version format (online distance learning) 24/7, year‐round for the calendar year January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021. Presented by Dr. Chris Bump.