Dr. Kendel will kick off the seminar discussing the biochemical process behind inflammation and how it becomes chronic inflammation.  He will review the influence of a leaky gut and the gut microbiome and their importance and role they play in the thyroid’s function.  Dr. Kendel will continue with the influence of inflammation on the cardio system including material on adrenal fatigue and vascular inflammation.

Over the last decade there has been a remarkable increase in the number of scientific conferences and societies that focus almost exclusively on tumor metabolism and growth factors associated with metabolic signaling. Of particular relevance is the intersection of metabolism with epigenetic control and metabolic reprogramming of aberrant signaling pathways that promote the Warburg effect. This renewed interest in the cause and consequences of the Warburg effect has invigorated cancer research and promises to redirect our efforts down a path that will translate into more effective cancer treatment and prevention strategies.

This program will enhance the doctor’s awareness of consciousness and science as it relates to treating the nervous system. The doctor will know more fully the relationship between the nervous system and various functions throughout the body including: proprioception, reflexes, the aberrant nervous system, the neurological system and mechanisms that work with function in order to better treat his patients.

It is through your nervous system that your true potential is fueled.

The nervous system influences whatever it can control. This involves glandular function (hormones & immunity), digestion, elimination, movement, as well as thought and emotion. These functions are vital for our health.

Dr. Henry will show you how to perform spinal decompression, when and when not to use this method, and give you the treatment protocols you need to successfully treat these patients.

In this seminar, you will learn:
What is spinal decompression and the difference between this and traction
Indications & Contraindications for treatment
Treatment Protocols
What to treat and how to treat using spinal decompression
Multi-modal treatment approach
Comparisons to alternative treatments
Research & Studies
Risk Management involved
How to start using spinal decompression in your practice

Myofascial Disruption Technique is a hands on soft tissue method of treatment that is based on science and the understanding of how soft tissue breaks down, how to identify what is broken down, and exactly how to fix it. There are 7 specific soft tissue conditions that can be clearly identified and successfully treated with very straightforward principals.

This course will clearly demonstrate the principles that will tell you exactly what and how to treat the condition for a very rapid response. After reviewing the science, the very specific conditions are discussed and treatment is demonstrated on live patients.

We live in a fast pace, stress filled society leading to cascade of potentially negative neurological effects on the body. The vertebral subluxation significantly adds to this allostatic load.

Thoroughly understanding these mechanisms allows the Chiropractor to have a greater appreciation of the various health issues that their patients are presenting with as well as the role that correcting the vertebral subluxation plays in helping them.

Dr. Humberg will be teaching very specific and accurate methods of analyzing vertebral subluxations in this hands-on program. You’ll learn the why and what we look in various forms of analysis, including neurological concepts, static palpation, motion palpation, various muscle testing, reflex testing, leg checks and more.

Dr. Hayes will take you through the current pain methods of MDs and DOs and the impact they really have on patients. You will learn the current research and theories on pain management and some very innovative things you can do as chiropractors to control pain.

You will come out of this class with a better understanding of and more ways to alleviate and control the pain your patients are experiencing, and some of the major conditions that your patients have that can be treated successfully in your practice.

This course will focus primarily on functional pathologies and treatment as it relates to nerve entrapment

Peripheral nerve entrapments can occur in multiple locations along the extraspinal extent of the nerve – between the intervertebral foramen and the most distal nerve endings in the extremities. The most frequent symptom of locomotor system adaptation/dysfunction is pain. The structure that most frequently expresses pain is the muscle with its trigger points and painful attachments. Treatment must address the etiology causing the nerve compression.

Dr. Carter will teach what to look for when you take the history and perform the physical exam. He will show you how to correctly identify and treat nerve entrapments successfully. You will learn the compression of different nerve types and symptoms associated with each that you can treat successfully, then move on to how to best treat them and help your patients.