The Neuroendocrine Immunology of the Inflammatory Autoimmune Signaling Systems and Exercise
This unique 1-day seminar guides attendees through a deep understanding of the immune system and the effects of inflammation and exercise on health. Moreover, it delves into the related role of complex autoimmune signaling pathways. This seminar gives insight to how the signaling system interacts with the neuroendocrine-immune system and its relation to the inflammatory response and development of autoimmunity. A literature review of the signaling systems’ role in maintaining the integrity of the cardiovascular system, mucosal tight junctions, blood-brain barrier, intestinal immunity, neurological system, joints, and metabolism will be presented.
There will also be an examination of the physiological changes that take place in the endocrine, immune, nervous, and vascular systems with both healthy exercise and overtraining syndrome. An analysis of the impacts of exercise on diabetes, dementia, autoimmunity, and depression will be covered.
Attendees will also be presented case studies with clinical applications, assessments, and health maintenance tools (including dietary, lifestyle, and nutritional support) from an evidence-based model. Important clinical jewels and insights will be discussed.
Topics
- The current concepts of autoimmune messenger systems
- The role of NF-kB and other cytokine signaling systems
- The impact of exercise on brain-derived neurotrophic factor and brain health
- The positive and negative endocrine shifts that may occur
after exercise - Information on immunometabolism, including the role the immune system plays in metabolism and obesity
CEU Accreditation
Disclaimer
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Author
Dr. Datis Kharrazian, PhD, DHSc, DC, MS, MMSc, FACN
Sponsor
