Webinar: Condition Specific Integrated Genetic Case Studies: Where to begin and which SNP's to look at, November 22, 2023

Condition Specific Integrated Genetic Case Studies: Where to begin and which SNP's to look at
Wednesday, November 22, 2023

John Donne wrote: “No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.” And no gene is an island. For example, while FTO is an important metabolic gene, to use it alone in one’s interpretation is a substantial oversimplification and would, in most cases, lead to inaccurate recommendations for diet and supplements. As another example, when considering prevention or treatment of diabetes, we need to consider genes that impact the production of receptor-blocking inflammatory adipokines, or genes that influence neurochemical balance within the autonomic nervous system. Patients invariably present with variant SNPS in several different categories such as cardiovascular, metabolic, neurochemistry and immunity. How do we begin to analyze and integrate several genes to provide practical advice and treatment?

This lecture will provide in-depth illustrative examples via case studies of genetic SNP integration as it relates to interpretation and therapy. The webinar will highlight key analysis and treatment protocols that make genetics an easier and more therapeutic part of your practice.

Continuing Education Credits

• Eligible for 1.5 CONO Category B Credits (ON)
• Eligible for 1.5 CNPBC Category C CE hours (BC)
• Eligible for 1.5 credits (AB)
• Eligible for 1.5 MNA Category B Hours (MB)
• 1.5 SANP Category C Hours (SK)
• 1.5 ANAQ Hours (QC)

A .pdf file will be emailed prior to the live webinar.