COURSE V: Balance – Anabolism and Catabolism

£60.00

Includes:

  • 4 lessons
  • 3.5h of video by Dr Nicole Freris MD
  • An additional 3h of third-party video tutorials
  • An illustrated transcript
  • Reflective task
  • Links to useful websites
  • Articles and papers to deepen your understanding

In addition:

You will gain access to the student forum which provides a platform for questions and discussions related to the material. 

All students also gain access to the full Resource Library which houses third-party resources (book recommendations, scientific papers, articles, videos, documentaries, website links, etc.) for the entire library curriculum. The search function and categories make this resource easy to use and navigate.

*You will have access to this course for 1 year with the option to renew at a rate of £15 per month thereafter. 

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Stoking the fire without burning the house down. In course V the overarching theme is that of balance. We begin by  exploring the delicate interplay between pro-oxidant processes in the body that keep our vital fire alight, and the more cooling and calming anti-oxidant system that works to contain the fire. What follows is a study of meta-inflammation, a state comparable to a runaway fire, and one that is so prevalent in our post-modern bodies. We then return to the biochemical and physiological details of allostasis and the laboratory assessments that help us assess a body out of balance. We end with a look at modern dis-ease in a historical context, taking in a broad view that surveys all the contributing factors including the environment and the social milieu. 
LESSONS
  • V(1): Oxidant and Antioxidant System 
  • V(2): Meta Inflammation [New Lesson Coming Soon!]
  • V(3): Allostatic Load and Its Assessment
  • V(4): Our Current Malaise 

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