Module V Triads: A System's Biology Approach

The Triads: A System’s Biology Approach module explores how to evaluate and treat common patient presentations by synthesizing best practices from Modules I - IV. This module offers the most up-to-date information on physiological interrelationships for healthcare providers who are on the frontlines with patients. It will address a clinical framework to show reciprocal relationships between the adrenals- thyroid-pancreas, gut-immune-brain, cardiopulmonary-neuro-vascular, liver-lymph-kidney and estrogen-progesterone- testosterone.

The course will examine patient case histories that cover a range of metabolic syndromes, disorders, and diseases, with the ultimate goal of providing comprehensive metabolic, functional, and nutritional approaches towards disease management. Participants will further understand the ways in which to interpret, evaluate, and treat patients for toxic metals, neurotransmitter dysfunction, amino and fatty acid imbalances, organic acid deficiencies, methylation dysfunction, and other issues that arise through a variety of patient conditions in the clinical setting.

Objectives

After completing this activity, the participant should be better able to:

Examine how the triad framework operates and its application to reduce metaflammation and restore metabolic resiliency.

Discuss natural and hormonal treatment strategies for cortisol, insulin, and thyroid

Identify treatment strategies for Gut-Immune-Brain pathologies

Manage patients presenting with neurocardiology and complex cardiovascular disorders

Apply detoxification strategies to remove toxins, chemicals and heavy metals

Describe the role of sex hormones in the aging male and female, and how to balance and replace them through natural products or hormone replacement therapy

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