Gut health is emerging as one of the most important health topics of the 21st century. Not only is it estimated that 70% of the immune system, and 90% of serotonin originates in the gut, but the number of patients experiencing reflux, IBS, Crohn's Disease and other gut diagnoses is rapidly rising.
During this one day CME accredited seminar, our faculty of leading gastrointestinal experts will:
Research has discovered that gut health largely determines the health of the individual. Therefore, it is critical that every clinician gains a thorough understanding of the power of whole food, plant-based nutrition to prevent, suspend and even reverse common GI diseases and learn key strategies to maximize the health of the gut.
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Scott Stoll, MD
Dietary Fiber: The Preferred Food of Our Gut Microbiomes
Will Bulsiewicz, MD, MSCI
Building a Robust Immune System and What Migration Patterns Can Teach Us
Vanessa Mendez, MD
Reflux Disease: Ins and Outs of PBN for Prevention and Reversal
Michael Klaper, MD
Plant-Based Tube Feeding: Is it Ready for Primetime?
Edwin McDonald, MD
A Thorough Review of Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Sarina Pasricha, MD, MSCR
Diet, Lifestyle and Colorectal Cancer: What Should We Tell Our Patients?
Alan Desmond, MD
Panel Discussion and Live Q&A
All Speakers - Moderated by Scott Stoll, MD
A two-hour panel discussion and live Q&A will cap off this comprehensive day of learning, enabling seminar participants to engage with the presenters and ask questions.
Unable to attend all or part of the sessions? You will have access to recordings of all eight sessions for 6 months post conference.
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