Inflammation & Chronic Disease

Dr. Kendel will kick off the seminar discussing the biochemical process behind inflammation and how it becomes chronic inflammation. You will learn the common causes of chronic inflammation and what we as chiropractors can do to treat it. He will review the influence of a leaky gut and the gut microbiome and their importance and the role they play. Dr. Kendel will continue with the influence of inflammation on adrenal fatigue and vascular inflammation.

Schedule: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Eastern Time (with lunch break)

Attendance Policy: You must sign in/out at arrival, departure, and lunch break. To earn full credit for an hour, you must be present within 10 minutes of start time and stay for minimum 50 minutes. Credit awarded in full-hour increments only.

CE Hours: 8 hours for chiropractors

Approval Numbers: PACE: 011726ICDLS, CE Broker: 20-1341957, Illinois: Category 1 hours, Kentucky: KBCE2027, New Jersey includes 8hrs Nutrition, Maine: Category 2 hours, Michigan includes 2hrs Physical Measures, Virginia: Category 1 hours, Wisconsin includes 8hrs Nutrition

• •Identify the biochemical mechanisms that differentiate acute inflammation from chronic inflammation and recognize the clinical implications in chiropractic practice
• •Evaluate the role of gut health, intestinal permeability (leaky gut), and microbiome composition in the development and persistence of systemic inflammation
• •Assess the relationship between chronic inflammation and adrenal dysfunction, including recognition of clinical presentations and potential chiropractic interventions
• •Analyze the pathophysiology of vascular inflammation and its connection to chronic disease progression
• •Develop evidence-based treatment strategies and lifestyle recommendations to address chronic inflammation in chiropractic patients
• •Examine the interconnection between inflammatory pathways and common chronic diseases encountered in clinical practice