This event will demonstrate how to apply the rapidly growing body of cutting-edge research in cohesive clinical models that offer effective treatment strategies for even the most complex cases.For hotel and registration, visit www.designsforhealth.com/CASI

To register or for more information:

Nancy Morrow, Nutrition Support Manager, nmorrow@standardprocess.com

‍Sara LeBrun-Blashka, Director of Education, slebrunblashka@standardprocess.com

‍Phone: 262-495-6364, Fax: 262-495-3069

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‍On completion of this program, attendees will:

 Understand the microbiome and the factors that may affect the microbiome

 Explore the mechanisms of detox and how it supports gut health

 Describe phytonutrients and how they play a role in microbiome health

 Dive into SIBO and how it affects the gut

 Understand hormones role in microbiome health

 Discuss microbiome testing as an actionable way to assess patient health

Learning objectives/Learning outcomes

On completion of this course attendees will:

• Be knowledgeable regarding the current research on a range of common male andfemale health issues including fertility, andropause, menopause, erectile dysfunction,benign prostatic hyperplasia and osteoporosis

• Understand the causative and driving factors of these various conditions

• Be knowledgeable about the clinical assessments related to these various conditions

• Understand botanical quality and phytochemistry of botanicals, and how this relates tosupport of overall health.

• Be knowledgeable about the key herbs discussed and be confident and proficient intheir clinical application

• Understand the relevant cautions, contraindications and potential herb druginteractions for the herbs discussed

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

The goal of this seminar is to present evidence-based approaches for addressing pain and inflammation. The role of the autonomic nervous system will be presented along with applied clinical nutrition education based on physiology, historical, and current peer-reviewed studies. The use of whole food-based supplements, herbal and dietary supplements, and manual medicine for supporting inflammatory processes will be presented.

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

In this module, we will describe the differences of tonics, adaptogens, and adrenal modulators and how to identify their need in patients. Additionally, we will describe Traditional Chinese Medicine philosophy in understanding gut health. Learn the functions of Traditional Chinese Medicine of the Spleen Discuss how the spleen is connected to metabolic function. Learn how supporting chronic inflammation restores spleen and Gi health Review the role of nutrition and herbal support in restoring the spleen. 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

To register for the seminar or with any questions, please contact myfcpa@gmail.com or register online at https://myfcpa.org/ce-seminar/.

CE hours from Drs. Houston, Smith, Berkson, Vasquez, and Hubkova are approved for ACBN Recognized Seminar CE hours.

To register for the seminar, contact mfauci@bioticsresearch.com

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

Course goals:

The goal of this live webinar is to present evidence-based approaches to addressing and managing the toxic burden of everyday life. Our esteemed experts will address this topic from the view of their specific field of study, from organic farming and body system physiology, to medical, chiropractic and naturopathic practice. A strategy for implementing a detoxification program will also be addressed.
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Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, attendees will:
• Have an up to date and clinically relevant understanding of the toxic burden of everyday life
• Have an up to date and clinically relevant understanding of how to reduce exposure to toxins
• Understand how toxicity affects pain, inflammation, weight gain, hormone balance and cognition
• Understand the physiology of detoxification
• Be knowledgeable about the role of whole food nutrition and specific nutritional components and herbs that support detoxification processes

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

During this pre-conference session seven distinguished scientists will present results from current studies related to health benefits associated with specific crops, phytoactives and food components. These presentations will lead to a deeper understanding of the benefits of whole food nutrition for addressing cardiovascular, gastrointestinal and gallbladder health in clinical practice.

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

During this pre-conference session seven distinguished scientists will present results from current studies related to health benefits associated with specific crops, phytoactives and food components. These presentations will lead to a deeper understanding of the benefits of whole food nutrition for addressing cardiovascular, gastrointestinal and gallbladder health in clinical practice.

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 event is to provide attendees with further knowledge in using nutrition to achieve the best possible outcome for patients’ health, specifically related to the gastrointestinal system the endocannabinoid system, inflammatory response and detoxification. Practical application practice will be guided by clinicians.
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Learning objectives/learning outcomes:
On completion of this course attendees will:
 Have an up-to-date understanding of gastrointestinal challenges, assessment methods for determining patient needs, and practical tools for addressing such challenges nutritionally.
 Have an up-to-date understanding of inflammation and its challenges, assessment methods for determining patient needs, and practical tools for addressing inflammation nutritionally.
 Have an up-to-date understanding of the endocannabinoid system (ECS), how the ECS is involved in inflammation, and practical interventions for supporting the ECS.
 Have an up-to-date understanding of the role of nutrition in supporting detoxification pathways before, during and after a clinical detoxification program.

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

This 6-module course is designed to instruct healthcare practitioners from various backgrounds on how to begin to practically integrate the benefits of sports nutrition in a clinical context. The modules focus on a sports nutrition approach, including optimizing athlete recovery from injury, prevention of future injuries and enhancing athlete performance.
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It will be organized in 6 separate components with the following modules:
1. Introduction to Nutrition for Sport
2. Resiliency – Keeping Athletes in the Game with Nutrition
3. How to Maintain GRIT in Sports through Nutrition
4. Foundational Nutrition Support for Athletes
5. Athletes & Special Diets
6. The Female Athlete

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

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 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

This 3 module, 3-part focuses on defining the microbiome.  Specifics covered are recent advances in Next 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 the associations 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

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

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

This is a 10-hour functional nutrition curriculum based on clinical research and evidence-based guidelines which provides a systems biology approach to functional nutrition. The content will educate health care providers on the role of nutrition within the Functional Medicine Operating System.

It will be organized in 10 separate components based on the Functional Medicine Matrix Operating System and Clinical Imbalances with the following modules:

1. Functional Nutrition Operating System
2. Fundamentals of Functional Nutrition (PFC-MVP)
3. Energy - Mitochondria Metabolism
4. Defend & Repair - Immune Health, Microbiome
5. Biotransformation – Detoxification & Elimination
6. Assimilation – Digestion
7. Structural Integrity – Physical Performance and Recovery
8. Communication – HPATG Axis, Hormones, Neurotransmitters
9. Personalized and Condition-Specific Food plans - SNP Considerations
10. Practitioner Implementation Strategies – Psychology of Eating
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Standard Process Wholistic Matters website: www.WholisticMatters.com

For more information or to register contact: Jennifer Schaefer  Standard Process, Inc.

Telephone: 800-848-5061
Email: jenniferschaefer@standardprocess.com