Module XVI-C
MAY 14-16, 2020 - Orlando, FL
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Description

Module XVI-C will provide up-to-date clinical information on the evaluation and treatment of hormones, toxins, chelation therapy, mitochondrial health, botanicals, exercise, nutrition, the microbiome and genetics in cardiovascular medicine. Special attention will also be made to understand vascular brain disease. The top experts in the U.S. will present the most current didactic sessions with time for discussion, case presentations and Q & A.

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MODULE XVI-C - Physician

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MODULE XVI-C - Allied Health

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Learning Objectives

Recognize the hormonal changes that women and men manifest with aging, and discuss the functions of estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, and other hormones in the body
Review and clinically apply bioidentical hormone therapy for men and women for the risk reduction of cardiovascular disease
Review the role of toxins and chelation in CVD
Review and apply treatment principals to mitochondrial health in CVD
Review the role of botanicals, exercise and nutritional therapies in the treatment of CVD
Discuss the role of the microbiome in CVD, hypertension and dyslipidemia
Review cerebrovascular disease and vascular dementia diagnosis, prevention and treatment
Review and apply cardiovascular genomics in clinical medicine
Discuss the role of nutrition and dietary patterns in a lifestyle approach for prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease
Discuss how phytonutrients impact prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease
Review how certain foods and bioactives assist in cardiovascular disease prevention and treatment
Discuss the scientific rationale and mechanisms for clinical application of nutritional therapy in cardiovascular disease
Discuss the controversy around T therapy and cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk
Describe the evidence for an association between low testosterone levels and CVD Risk
Describe the ways in which treating hypogonadal men with Testosterone therapy may decrease CVD risk
Understand that common environmental toxins have become major drivers of cardiovascular disease
Understand how environmental metals and chemicals damage heart and arteries
Understand the laboratory tests to assess body load of the worst cardiotoxins
Be able to prescribe effective protocols to decrease body load of cardiotoxins