The Immune System
Natural, Specific and Non-Specific Immunity
A healthy human body is a balanced system that is auto-regulating, self-healing and able to adapt.
- The basic functioning of the immune system, including Natural, Specific and Non-Specific Immunity
- Origins of Chronic Disease
- Understanding Autoimmunity: Why the body attacks itself, including the viral and vaccination component
- How to enhance immunity, eliminate the toxic material, repair and rebuild with supportive and preventative nutritional and holistic therapy options.
Basic Functioning of the Immune System: How Immunity relates to chronic disease. We will also explain autoimmunity and how the immune system can actually turn on itself. A healthy human body is a balanced system that is auto-regulating, self-healing, and able to adapt. Most of us think in terms of boosting the immune system so that it can attack and destroy the organisms that make us sick. We think that if we make the immune system stronger and more efficient, then we can prevent illness by bringing in Schwarzenegger. But this is actually a band-aid approach that many of us practise.
Presented By:
Lynne Hinton, BSc, BEd, ROHP/CHCP
Marlene Marshall, CNP, ROHP/CHCP
Gilda Rovan, BA, RHN, ROHP, CHCP
Includes printable PDF PowerPoint notes and a Continuing Education Certificate.
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