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Microbolome
Monday, 8th September 2025, 6 pm CET
While traditional bacterial analyses often simply suggest the potential impacts of microbiome changes, metabolite analysis offers clear insights into the actual processes occurring within the body. It reveals whether bacteria are producing toxins, explains the accumulation of cytotoxic bile acids, and reveals how gut bacteria can act protectively, strengthen the intestinal barrier, and defend against harmful pathogens.
This deeper understanding enables the development of more targeted and personalized treatment strategies.
The option to analyze the so-called „Microbolome“ represents a significant advancement in stool diagnostics. The online seminar will explain the new options of diagnostics and management.
Neuroinflammation
Monday, 27th October 2025, 6pm CET
This session will delve into the critical topic of Neuroinflammation: Diagnosis and Management in Functional Medicine, offering practical insights and evidence-based strategies to enhance your clinical practice. This comprehensive lecture will explore the Pathophysiology of Neuroinflammation. Underlying mechanisms will be discussed with a reference to chronic inflammation affecting neurological health. Other key contributors, including environmental, lifestyle, and genetic factors that drive neuroinflammatory processes will be addressed . Expect an In-depth discussion on advanced testing protocols, with a focus on biomarkers such as Lithium levels in full blood. S100 protein as an indicator of astroglial activation and Homocysteine levels and their role in assessing Blood-Brain Barrier (BBB) permeability.
This session is designed for functional medicine practitioners and anyone interested in cutting-edge approaches to managing neuroinflammation. Gain actionable knowledge to improve patient outcomes and integrate these diagnostics into your practice.

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