Entry Level Clinical Nutrition - Part 4
WEBINAR ARCHIVE: Dr. Jeff Moss from Moss Nutrition teaches the 4th webinar in a series of webinars from his "Entry Level Clinical Nutrition" program. The title of this webinar is "Acid/Alkaline Imbalance & Electrolyte Imbalance."
Dr. Moss's Entry Level Clinical Nutrition™ (ELCN) program will reduce your patient's 'allostatic load' and provide a means for you to offer most patients, a relatively quick, inexpensive and noticeable improvement in their quality of life. Helping your patients to feel better fast is the best route to improved overall treatment compliance and satisfaction.
This session covers research on the impact of fluid and electrolyte imbalances on chronic illness plus specific diagnostic and treatment modalities.
Specific issues to be covered include:
- What is low grade metabolic acidosis?
- The contribution of metabolic imbalances found with chronic illness in the creation of low grade metabolic acidosis
- The impact of poor dietary quality and deficiency of potassium and magnesium on the creation of low grade metabolic acidosis
Get ready for an extremely insightful and cutting-edge webinar from one of the very best lecturers we know.
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