As cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, innovativeand state-of-the-art approaches are urgently needed. In this seminar, Dr. Mark Houston exploresthe latest developments in the integrative management of cardiovascular disease, includingassessment, nutritional interventions, lifestyle modifications and applied pharmacology.Dr. Houston delves into specific areas such as applied clinical vascular biology, integrativemanagement of hypertension and the diagnosis, prevention and intervention of hypertension,dyslipidemia, coronary heart disease and metabolic cardiology. The seminar includes the analysisand discussion of real-world case presentations to equip attendees with clinical pearls that can beimplemented into their practice right away.

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To register: https://bit.ly/NewCardiovascularDiseasePrevention-07OCT23 or by contacting Biotics Research at(800) 231-5777 or biotics@bioticsresearch.com

This course is designed to help health care providers develop understanding and treatment objectives for utilizing whole food nutrition to influence both the upper and lower gastrointestinal system.

Learning objectives/learning outcomes
This course will take the provider on a journey to deeper understanding regarding whole food nutrition and ways to utilize it based upon the current literature to influence the upper and lower gastrointestinal system. During the eight hours of learning via power point, printed material, lecture and video the provider should learn strategies that they can implement into their practice immediately to become better adapt to aid their patients. Common areas of concern and potential roadblocks with their patients will be discussed. Once
complete the provider will have excellent basic knowledge regarding utilizing whole food nutrition and supplementation in their practice as well as other areas to further study if interested.

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Registration: Nancy Morrow, Technical Nutrition Coordinator, nmorrow@standardprocess.com

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It has been wisely said that the only reason why anything that was ever working stops working (or works less efficiently) is because of the burden of infection. Likewise, it is true that all manner of healing involves activating the immune/inflammatory system to reduce the localized and systemic infectious burdens and returning tissues to vitality and repair. The wizardry of achieving immune balance allows the
functional medicine practitioner to promote positive change and restorative activity. There is nothing more potent than the clinical expertise of modulating the immune system at will, which is why every practitioner is constantly in development of this understanding.
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For years, Dr. Stuart White has taught and employed the sequential immune upregulation to achieve profound and almost miraculous patient encounters with the potential of the immune system to effect healing. Indeed, the immune system was embedded in the human (and all) species as the vigilant and capable potential for healing. It is time to further understand what we have been accomplishing for years as a step toward greater accomplishments. The more the genius of immune capability is understood the more obvious the algorithm of intervention will appear to the practitioner who may promote profound healing mechanisms in the many people longing for more in their lives.
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This seminar is designed to educate the health professional in the anatomical and physiological nature of the immune system, and thus elucidate alternative nutritional and herbal initiatives that may be used to promote and evoke the innate healing response.

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Registration: https://bit.ly/ImmuneUp-16Sept23
You can also register by contacting Biotics Research at
(800) 231-5777 or biotics@bioticsresearch.com.

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Using a seasonal approach, called spaced repetition, this seminar bridges the gap between today’s frustrated and confused patients looking to reinvent our current health care and building a healthy lifestyle with nutritional support. This approach positions you as the trusted authority for everything related to a healthy lifestyle in your community.
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Objectives:
1. To present the problems and obstacles of building and maintaining a healthy lifestyle in today’s
environment
2. To provide an understanding of the metabolic and systemic processes of the human body
leading to degradation of our healthy lifestyle
3. To provide an easy-to-understand pre-educational system to promote and support whole food
nutrition, increased health awareness and proper physical health.
4. To understand all components of health for a ‘whole person’ perspective

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Register: kandre@northeastcollege.edu

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What differentiates master diagnosticians from the rest? What allows them to identify foundationalimbalances in their patients quickly and accurately, often without the use of lab tests? What would itmean to your practice if you could better decipher the “puzzle” of the most complex patient cases? Decoding Complex and Chronic Patient Cases studies those chronic and complex, non-responsive,been-everywhere-and-tried-everything patients, and teaches you how to take the proper steps in orderto become a master diagnostician. Dr. Force dives deep into the puzzle of chronic illness, which includesmultiple system involvement, chronicity leading to layers of adaptation, the co-existence of pathologicaland functional illness, and the physical, chemical and emotional support these patients need at variousstages, and provides clinical insights for you to evaluate and provide masterful solutions to thesepatients.

Register: https://bit.ly/DecodingPatientCases, biotics@bioticsresearch.com 800-231-5777

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Course Goals for this seminar: To present an in-depth view of the principles and pathways of the gut brain connection, digestive health and body stress regulating systems. Identify inflammation pathways and nutrition deficiencies that effect the human body’s ability to maintain optimal health. To provide clinicians with the ability to correctly manage a patient’s nutritional needs to meet contemporary demands. To offer the practitioner protocols to interpret underlying health and wellness issues that may arise while supporting nutritionally deficient patients.Objectives:1. To present the problem of nutritional deficiencies involved in the pituitary-adrenal pathway.2. To provide an understanding of the metabolic and systemic processes in the human body related to the pituitary-adrenal pathway.3. To make information accessible concerning utilization of whole food supplementation, proper lifestyle for wellness and dietary choices to promote a healthy pituitary-adrenal pathway.4. Understanding biochemical pathways of the pituitary-adrenal pathway and the ability to impact inflammation torestore, repair and renew the human system.5. To demonstrate how the pituitary-adrenal pathway supports longevity and healthy aging in patients.

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To Register or For More Information please contact: Nancy Morrow, nmorrow@standardprocess.com Sara Le Brun-Blashka, slebrunblashka@standardprocess.com Phone: 262-495-6364

Join internationally known physician, author, and educator, Dr. Pamela W. Smith, for an all-day symposium concerning hormones. Dr. Smith will extensively cover What You Must Know About Women’s Hormones. She will then explore Maximizing Male Hormones. This discussion will consider the science behind male hormone
replacement including aiding sexual function, prevention of heart disease and cognitive decline, as well as review testing methods and nutritional therapies. In addition, there are many hormones that have an intimate relationship with the microbiome that will be examined in her seminar: Hormones and the Microbiome. Later in the day this session will investigate new therapies for endometriosis and dysmenorrhea. Have all your questions answered in this unique interactive format.

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This seminar is designed to teach healthcare professionals about the “bigger picture” of hormones and health. Hormones signal and oversee the entire digestive tract, brain, kidneys, vocal chords, lungs, biome integrity, gut wall integrity, autoimmunity, and are even critical in resistant weight issues. Hormone health and balance cannot be completely understood by testing blood, saliva, and urine levels. This is because (1) hormones depend on “receptor functionality”, which depends on food choices, digestion, specific nutrients, lifestyle, and evidence-based nutritional supplements, and (2) the reality of endocrinology vs. intracrinology.

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Register https://bit.ly/ProtectingMaximizingHormones_16-17Sept23 , biotics@bioticsresearch.com 800-231-5777

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What differentiates master diagnosticians from the rest? What allows them to identify foundationalimbalances in their patients quickly and accurately, often without the use of lab tests? What would itmean to your practice if you could better decipher the “puzzle” of the most complex patient cases? Decoding Complex and Chronic Patient Cases studies those chronic and complex, non-responsive,been-everywhere-and-tried-everything patients, and teaches you how to take the proper steps in orderto become a master diagnostician. Dr. Force dives deep into the puzzle of chronic illness, which includesmultiple system involvement, chronicity leading to layers of adaptation, the co-existence of pathologicaland functional illness, and the physical, chemical and emotional support these patients need at variousstages, and provides clinical insights for you to evaluate and provide masterful solutions to thesepatients.

Register: https://bit.ly/DecodingPatientCases, biotics@bioticsresearch.com 800-231-5777

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Seminar Goals:The goal of this seminar is to present an up-to-date look at nutrition and herbal therapies thatcan produce quick clinical benefits while addressing underlying challenge. In Quick ResponseNutrition, David Hogsed, D.O.M., A.P. discusses the important difference between long termnutritional foundations, and fast acting support.Learning objectives/learning outcomes:• Learn quick response strategies for supporting digestion, musculoskeletal, immunesystem health, endocrine balance, immune and digestive health• Understand Herbal therapies vs. nutritional supplements for quicker response outcomes• Learn slow response therapies that are essential for optimal health.

To Register/For More Information: Nancy Morrow, nmorrow@standardprocess.com 262-495-6364

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Virtually all centenarians alive today owe their longevity to good genetics and luck.
However, advances in nutrition, lifestyle modification, and other health-related fields have given health
professionals the tools to help people live longer, healthier lives. And it’s not just about lifespan. It’s
about health span. That is, how long can we keep a person healthy, vibrant, and doing the things they
love? How do we compress morbidity to a very short time period confined to the very end of someone’s
life?
This lecture will discuss the main drivers of chronic disorders and how to manage them with nutrition,
lifestyle intervention, supplementation, exercise, and more.

To Register:  https://bit.ly/LeversofLongevity or email biotics@bioticsresearch.com or call 800-231-5777.

The goal of this course is to present an updated and practical perspective that discusses evidence based
herbal support for men’s health from the reproductive through to retirement years.

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Learning objectives/learning outcomes:
On completion of this course attendees will be proficient in the basic clinical application of a selected range of
evidenced based western herbs for the support of men’s optimal health.

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To Register or For More Information please contact: Nancy Morrow, nmorrow@standardprocess.com, Phone: 262-495-6364

The goal of this course is to explain and illustrate the significant role evidence based western herbal support
must play for the management of women’s health from teenagers though to post-menopausal women, and
simple, accurate evaluation methods and protocols for supporting the adrenal glands for healthy endocrine
function.

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Learning Objectives/Learning Outcomes:
On completion of this course attendees will be proficient in the basic clinical application of a selected range of
evidenced based western herbs for the support of common women’s health issues, and strategies for
supporting adrenal glands for healthy endocrine function.

To Register or For More Information please contact: Nancy Morrow, nmorrow@standardprocess.com Sara Le Brun-Blashka, slebrunblashka@standardprocess.com Phone: 262-495-6364

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 support 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 or to register contact: Sara Le Brun-Blashka, Director of Education and Practitioner Engagement Telephone: 800-848-5061 Email: slebrunblashka@Standardprocess.com

The goal of this course is to explain and illustrate the significant role evidence based western herbal therapies
must play to support post-menopausal health challenges and in assisting women to maintain optimal health
into older age.

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Learning Objectives/Learning Outcomes:
On completion of this course attendees will be proficient in the basic clinical application of a selected range of
evidenced based western herbs for supporting health in post-menopausal women including musculoskeletal
health.

For registration or more information, please email Northeast College of Health Sciences, kandre@northeastcollege.edu.

-Balancing Blood Sugar and Insulin Resistance

-Fasting Guide for Patients

-Nutritional Support for the Heart

-Physical and Visual Cues: Determining nutritional status and toxicities

-Supporting Detox: In the proper order

-Toxins

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For registration or more information, please email Northeast College of Health Sciences, kandre@northeastcollege.edu

"This 3-module, 3-part focuses on defining brain physiology:
• What builds the brain
• Learn about Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) and what specifically impacts it
• Review the latest literature as it relates to brain health and cognition
• Understand the role of nutrition and herbs in brain health

For more information or to register contact: Nancy Morrow, Nutrition Support Manager Telephone: 262-495-6364 Email: nmorrow@Standardprocess.com

Chronic inflammation is associated with all degenerative disease processes including but not limited to Type II diabetes, heart disease, obesity, hypertension, arthritis, cancer, chronic pain, autoimmunity and Alzheimer's. Therefore exploring the innumerable triggers which initiate the inflammatory process is essential for the clinician, when assessing patient need and recommending therapeutics. What is often overlooked is how the nervous system plays an integral part in the inflammatory process. The central, autonomic and enteric nervous systems are intimately involved in the process leading to development of neuro-inflammation. But too, the nervous system is affected by chronic, unresolved inflammation. In this lecture Dr. Bump will describe the process of chronic inflammation, its antecedents, its triggers and its manifestations in various pathologies including those with structural manifestations often seen in the Chiropractic clinic. He will discuss some of the numerous causes including diet and life-style, stress, nutrient deficiencies, microbial infections, oxidative stress, structural imbalances and environmental issues. He will review the various diagnostics available for assessment and offer clinical insight into numerous therapeutics including nutrition, diet, and lifestyle.
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Learning Objectives
1. Gain an understanding of the chronic inflammatory conditions in patients that present in the
chiropractic practice.
2. Review of the immune system, intracellular messaging and other physiologic pathways involved in
inflammatory and neuro-inflammatory response.
3. Describe the process of resolution in the inflammatory process
4. Clinical application of how to assess chronic neuro-inflammation and provide therapeutic
interventions with diet, nutrient and life-style modifications.
5. Become familiar with concept and clinical application of neuro-inflammation.

Standard Process Wholistic Matters website: www.WholisticMatters.com

For more information or to register contact: Sara Le Brun-Blashka, Director of Education and Practitioner Engagement Telephone: 800-848-5061 Email: slebrunblashka@Standardprocess.com

In this module, we will describe the differences of tonics, adaptogens, and adrenal modulators and
how to identify their need in patients.
Specifically, we will cover:
Basic knowledge of Chinese Internal Medicine theory
Learn the roles of tonics, adaptogens and adrenal modulators.
Potential ways Qi deficiency and Blood Stasis presents itself clinically and what herbs can be used for support.
Discuss the differences in symptoms and herbal support for Kidney Yang deficiency and Kidney Yin deficiency, in
supporting overall health.

To register for the seminar please contact - Nancy Morrow, Technical Nutrition Coordinator, nmorrow@standardprocess.com
Sara Le Brun-Blashka, Director of Education, slebrunblashka@standardprocess.com
Phone: 262-495-6364

Attendees will gain a deep clinical understanding of how the body handles dietary fats. They will
recognize how to optimize patient’s dietary choices, based on updated peer reviewed and clinical
practice studies and upgrade their evaluation, measurements, interventions involving lipid
metabolism seen in clinical practice to achieve wellness objectives.
Learning Objectives:

• Review the physiology of fat metabolism
• Understand factors that inhibit proper fat metabolism
• Review current up-to-date research on lipid metabolism
• Learn support for healthy fat metabolism, and interventions for patient support

To Register/For More Information: Nancy Morrow, nmorrow@standardprocess.com Sara Le Brun-Blashka, slebrunblashka@standardprocess.com Phone: 262-495-6364

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This seminar contains applied clinical nutrition education based on physiology, historical andcurrent peer-reviewed studies, whole food-based supplements, herbal supplements, dietary supplements, andmanual medicine clinical experience.Learning objectives/learning outcomes:• Review physiology, pathophysiology, and neurophysiology of inflammation• Understand historical and current peer-reviewed research on inflammation• Learn nutritional and herbal interventions for inflammation challenges• Understand appropriate application of concepts through clinical pearls and case studies.

To Register/For More Information: Nancy Morrow, nmorrow@standardprocess.com Sara Le Brun-Blashka, slebrunblashka@standardprocess.com Phone: 262-495-6364

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The goal of this course is to present an updated and practical perspective on blood sugar management. A focus on thedamaging effects of glycation and mismanaged glucose will be presented along with nutritional and herbal support forsupporting blood sugar challenges.Learning Objectives/Learning Outcomes:On completion of this course attendees will:• Be knowledgeable regarding damaging effects of glycation• Understand how glycemic challenges affect fat metabolism and arterial challenges• Be knowledgeable regarding clinical assessments related to glucose challenges• Understand the role of the microbiome for proper glucose and weight management• Be knowledgeable about specific foods, nutrients, and herbs for supporting health as related to glucosemanagement

To Register/For More Information: Nancy Morrow, nmorrow@standardprocess.com Sara Le Brun-Blashka, slebrunblashka@standardprocess.com Phone: 262-495-6364

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To present an in-depth view of the principles and pathways of healthy bone support and nutrition. Toprovide clinicians with the ability to clinically manage a patient utilizing exercise, nutrition, and adetoxification program. To offer the practitioner protocols to interpret underlying health and wellnessissues that may arise will supporting nutritionally deficient chiropractic patients.Objectives:1. To present the problem of nutritional deficiencies involved in bone health in our currentenvironment.2. To provide an understanding of the metabolic and systemic processes in the human bodycausing detoxification pathway issues.3. To make information accessible concerning utilization of whole food supplementation, properlifestyle for wellness and dietary choices to promote a healthy bone building.4. Understanding biochemical pathways of detoxification and the use of nutritionalsupplementation to restore, repair and renew the human systemic system.

To Register/For More Information: Nancy Morrow, nmorrow@standardprocess.com Sara Le Brun-Blashka, slebrunblashka@standardprocess.com Phone: 262-495-6364

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To Register/For More Information: Sara Le Brun-Blashka Telephone: 800-848-5061

Email: slebrunblashka@Standardprocess.com

This 6 module course is designed to instruct healthcare practitioners from variousbackgrounds on how to begin to practically integrate the benefits of sports nutritional ina clinical context. The modules focus on a sports approach, including optimizing athleterecovery from injury, prevention of future injuries, and enhancing athlete performance.Emphasis is placed on how to support the health of an athlete and how to identifynutritional deficiencies in athletes that may lead to impaired recovery, training, andperformance. Key nutrients will be identified that may support enhanced recovery andtraining response, and optimize performance in order to provide the best athlete-patientcare. Upon completion of this course, the practitioner will have developed the ability toidentify potential gaps in athlete’s nutritional care and have an understanding of theroles nutrition plays in different phases of training for athletes.

Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hormones-tickets-466002444857

This seminar is designed to teach healthcare professionals about the “bigger picture” of hormones and health. Hormones signal and rule the entire digestive tract, brain, kidneys, vocal chords, lungs, biome integrity, gut wall integrity, autoimmunity, and are even critical in resistant weight issues.

Hormone health and balance cannot be completely understood by testing blood, saliva, and urine levels. This is because (1) hormones depend on “receptor functionality”, which depends on food choices, digestion, specific nutrients, lifestyle, and evidence-based nutritional supplements, and (2) the reality of endocrinology vs. intracrinology.

https://www.functionalmedicineuniversity.com/

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Modules are available for ACBN continuing education through FMU. Functional Medicine University is nationally recognized as a leader in functional medicine education for the health care professional and CEUs and certificates of completion are provided by Southern California University of Health Sciences FMU provides a comprehensive approach to the study of functional medicine. FMU's focus is to ensure that students of the Functional Medicine Training Program have met the standards set forth within both the health care and private sectors.

For more information: 877-328-4035 or drgrisanti@gmail.com

Standard Process Wholistic Matters website: www.WholisticMatters.comThis 3 module, 3-part focuses on defining the microbiome. Specifics covered are recent advances inNext Generation Sequencing, which ushered an explosion of research into the communities of micro-organisms living in our bodies. Learn the identity of the microbiomes that reside in our body and theassociations and correlations between the microbiome and digestive/non-digestive issues and diseases.Also learn rebalancing the microbiome to promote human health and combat disease.
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Standard Process Wholistic Matters website: www.WholisticMatters.com

For more information or to register contact: Nancy Morrow, Nutrition Support Manager Telephone: 262-495-6364 Email: nmorrow@Standardprocess.com

To Register/For More Information: Jennifer Schaefer
Telephone: 800-848-5061
Email: jenniferschaefer@standardprocess.com

Modules include: Fundamentals of Functional Nutrition I (PFC-MVP)Fundamentals of Functional Nutrition II (PFC-MVP)Functional Nutrition Operating SystemEnergy - Mitochondria MetabolismDefend & Repair - Immune Health, InflammationBiotransformation – Detoxification & EliminationAssimilation – Microbiome, Digestion & AbsorptionStructural Integrity – Physical Performance and RecoveryCommunication – HPATG Axis, Hormones, NeurotransmittersPractitioner Implementation Strategies – Psychology of Eating