Chronic Pain and Depression - The Nutrition Connection
About This Event
This presentation addresses chiropractic patients who do not respond well to manual care, specifically those suffering from chronic pain and depression. It emphasizes the need for additional management strategies, focusing on nutrition and lifestyle interventions. These non-responders are often inflamed, unhealthy, and present with various chronic conditions such as depression, chronic fatigue, and metabolic syndrome.The course delves into the evidence supporting inflammation as the underlying cause of chronic pain and depression. It covers methods for documenting inflammation and nutritional issues through physical exams and laboratory findings, and explains how poor dietary choices contribute to an inflammatory state. Clinical management strategies, including diet and supplementation, are discussed, alongside their impact on painful and degenerative changes in muscles, joints, tendons, and bones.
Learning Objectives
- •Identify chiropractic patients with chronic pain and depression who are non-responsive to manual care and may benefit from nutritional intervention
- •Explain the scientific evidence linking systemic inflammation to both chronic pain and depression
- •Assess patients for inflammatory markers and nutritional deficiencies using physical examination techniques and laboratory findings
- •Recognize how dietary patterns and food choices contribute to inflammatory states and chronic disease progression
- •Implement evidence-based nutritional and supplementation strategies to reduce inflammation and support healing
- •Develop comprehensive management plans that integrate manual care with lifestyle and dietary modifications for improved patient outcomes
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Event Details
Start Date
On Demand
End Date
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Price
$120
CE Hours
4 hours
Format
Online / Virtual
Speakers
2
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