2015 Continuing Medical Education Conferences
- Vancouver, BC – Saturday October 17, 2015 Marty Hinz, MD guest speaker at the British Columbia Annual Naturopath Conference
- Chicago – Saturday October 24, 2015
- Los Angeles – Saturday November 14, 2015
- Vancouver, BC – Saturday November 21, 2015
Managing Relative Nutritional Deficiencies – based on 21 peer-reviewed papers authored by the medical doctors lecturing at these conference.
Paper 15, titled “Relative Nutritional Deficiencies”
An absolute nutritional deficiency occurs when not enough of a nutrient is ingested. Scurvy due to vitamin C deficiency is an example of absolute nutritional deficiency. A relative nutritional deficiency occurs then an optimal diet cannot meet the needs of the system. Cooley’s hemolytic anemia is a protocol relative nutritional deficiency induced state. This research project has published approximately 15% of all the peer-reviewed literature ever written on relative nutritional deficiencies. The identification and management of relative nutritional deficiencies induced by drugs, nutrients, disease, and/or iatrogenic means is covered.
The prototype disease for studying relative nutritional deficiency is Parkinson’s disease. Most of the neurologic collapse and progression thought to be due to the disease is actually a relative nutrition deficiency progression. This research project has identified and published documentation of how relative nutritional deficiencies are associated with over 200 disease states along with how to manage them properly. Drugs cannot properly manage a relative nutritional deficiency. Improper administration of nutrients may cause exacerbation and new onset of relative deficiency symptoms that may wrongly be attributed to progression of disease.
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