Entry Level Clinical Nutrition - Part 11
Dr. Jeff Moss from Moss Nutrition teaches the 11th webinar in a series of webinars from his "Entry Level Clinical Nutrition™" program. This webinar is the second webinar in a series of 3 webinars covering key micronutrient deficiencies that are present with chronic illness. In this session Dr. Moss will focus on Zinc, Iodine and Selenium.
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.
Video Presentation of "Entry Level Clinical Nutrition" - Part 11 (iPad Compatible) Sponsored by Moss Nutrition
Audio of the Question and Answer Session from "Entry Level Clinical Nutrition" - Part 11
Special Video Presentation Addressing Recent Research in JAMA - October 12th, 2011
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