Spotlight on Personalized Neuroscience

Boston BioLife FALL Series • Friday Afternoon Mini-Course • 12-6 pm EST

This program will dive deeply into the latest functional integrative principles in the diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to modern neurological disorders.

We will look at neurological disorders’ pathophysiology, biochemistry, and inflammatory mechanisms.

This mini-course will evaluate and examine a wide range of technologies with a host of potential benefits to treat a variety of clinical applications. The goal of this mini-course is to educate the healthcare provider on potential novel therapeutic approaches to complex neurological disorders. Traditional medicine provides no immediate benefit or relief to these long-lasting complex issues that require… Guile, strategy, and complementary approaches by experienced healthcare providers.

Proposed Agenda*

• Introduction—moderated by Joseph Krieger, MA
• A Multi-System Treatment Approach to Traumatic Brain, Injury, PTSD, and Neurodegenerative Disease Using Peptides: Kent Holtorf, MD
• The Biochemistry of Neuroinflammation: Mark Gordon, MD
• Hyperbaric Oxygen. Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injury and Other Neurological Disorders: Jason Sonners, DC, PhD
• Minerals and The Role They Play. And There Are a Logical Wellness: Amber Lynn Vitale, CN, ACC
• BREAK
• Nitric Oxide and Neurological Applications: Nathan Bryan, PhD
• Microcurrent Neurofeedback: Theresa Horab, RN, ICT
• Extracellular Vesicles and TBI: Duncan Ross, PhD and Shelly Jordon, MD
• Brain Tap Neurological Wellness Using Electronic Meditation Technologies: Patrick Porter, PhD
• Q & A Panel and Conclusion—moderated by Joseph Krieger, MA

*Subject to change.12 pm start time is EST.