Immunology Home Runs for Non-Immunologists
Presented by Samuel F. Yanuck, DC, FACFN, FIAMA⁺

A balanced immune system is necessary to maintain healthy connective tissue and mucosal barriers. In this webinar, learn how to address the immunological underpinnings of a variety of common and complex cases.

Friendly Fire: A Functional Medicine Approach to Taming the Immune Response
Presented by Samuel F. Yanuck, DC, FACFN, FIAMA⁺

Immune balance is, in part, defined by the successful differentiation of foreign particles from self-tissue. Environmental and lifestyle factors along with internal immunological tendencies direct this balance. In this webinar, Dr. Samuel Yanuck will describe how to identify and address these underlying factors, with particular emphasis given to cytokine activation.^‡

Stress, Microbiota and Immune Balance: How to Navigate the Underlying Immunology on an Individualized Basis^‡
Presented by Samuel F. Yanuck, DC, FACFN, FIAMA⁺

Through the expression of different cytokines and cell types, the immune system forms crucial (and often bidirectional) relationships with various systems in the body. In this webinar, immunology expert, Dr. Samuel Yanuck will describe the interconnections between stress, microbiota and the immune system, how to address these overlapping systems, and the pertinent role they play in maintaining immune balance.^‡

Crucial Strategies for Balancing the Immune Response: Understanding and Modulating T Cell Polarization
Presented by Samuel F. Yanuck, DC, FACFN, FIAMA⁺

T cells are a critical component of the adaptive immune system. By producing cytokines and influencing immunological processes, different T cell subtypes (e.g., Th1, Th2, Th17, Treg and others) help direct the immune response to address different microbial threats. Understanding and modulating the formation of T cell subtypes is crucial for clinical success in patients with an immune response towards self-tissue. In this webinar, Dr. Samuel Yanuck will explain how to 1) Recognize clues in your patients' histories, symptoms and labs^‡ 2) Map these clues into a picture of their T cell polarization patterns^‡ 3)Apply appropriate clinical strategies^‡

Practical Immunology for Non-Immunologists: A Functional Medicine Roadmap for Your Most Complex Patients
Presented by Samuel F. Yanuck, DC, FACFN, FIAMA⁺

A balanced immune system is necessary to maintain healthy connective tissue and mucosal barriers. In this webinar, learn how to address the immunological underpinnings of a variety of common and complex cases.

1. The impact of stress and microorganisms on immune balance, and how this affects joint, connective tissue and mucosal health
2. A functional medicine approach that distills clinical immunology into four simple objectives that respond to strategic nutritional approaches
3. How to apply this approach in different types of patients, including difficult and complex cases

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