Conversations in Nutrigenomic Medicine -
Series Three

Conversations: Series Three

Clinical Applications in Common Conditions (9 CPE Points)

(Please note that Series One and Series Two are the prerequisites to all subsequent Series)

Unravelling Iron Science for Better Outcomes

Medical management of iron deficiency – why it so often fails
Long-known but seldom-implemented mechanisms to explain why iron deficiency is common
How understanding these mechanisms is essential for effective treatment
Analysing the available iron supplements in light of these mechanisms
The role of nutrigenomics in restoring iron metabolism to normal

The Nuances of Thyroid Function

The growing prevalence of thyroid disorders, especially autoimmune forms
A peculiar quirk of thyroid biochemistry that exacerbates thyroid conditions if not properly managed
The unexpected role of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in normal thyroid function
How upstream nutrigenomic processes can be employed to correct all forms of thyroid disorder, regardless of type.

Upstream Influences on Fertility

Highlighting statistically-significant decline in male and female fertility globally
The many factors contributing to infertility
Examining the role and challenges of Assisted Reproductive Technology (A.R.T.), often described as In Vitro Fertilisation
Examining the most relevant modifiable risk factors to address the issue in both male and female biochemistry
A critical evaluation of the available pre-conception and pregnancy supplements in light of the underpinning mechanisms