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This
on-line course has been accredited for 37.5
hours of AMA PRA category 1 continuing
medical education. The course is
made up of 16 modules ranging in size from
1.5 to 3.75 hours. With each module
completed the participant is given credit
for the amount of hours accredited for each
module is given. When
the participant indicates that they have
finished a certificate for the number of
hours of category 1 continuing medical
education completed will be issued.
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Teaching Both
Sides of the Fence |
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There is
no dispute that neurotoxins can be found in
the environment. There is also no dispute
that prototype diseases caused by
neurotoxins exist. This course
teaches "both sides of the fence". On one
side of the fence is identification and
management of neurotoxin exposure, on the
other side of the fence is treating the
symptoms of chronic disease caused by neurotoxins. |
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This
course does not deal with rare patients
or disease that may present once or twice
in the course of a medical career. This
course is about treating medical problems in
patients seen on a daily basis in all
clinics. If you don't look for the problem
you will not find it. One of the goals of
this education program is to open the eyes
of those that currently do not see the
neurotransmission based causes
of some of the common diseases seen in
clinics. |
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This is
not obscure research. The
findings of this research project are being
published in a series of peer reviewed
papers by the University of Minnesota
Medical, the first of these papers were
published May 1, 2009. On February 7, 2009
Johns Hopkins Medical School published an
in-depth peered reviewed writing on this
research project.. |
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This
continuing medical education course is
founded on the writings of these medical schools.
This course teaches the first advancement in
the monoamine theory in over 60 years. It represents a paradigm
shift in previous approaches to treatment
under the monoamine theory. |
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For
optimal results in treatment under this
approach training is required. Much of what
has been discovered is not intuitive, only
manifesting itself in clinical applications through advanced
statistical analysis. Training and
experience is required. This course will not
give mastery of the subject but is a good
starting point. Mastery is only acquired
once these teachings are applied in
clinical practice with a significant number
of patients for a significant period of
time. |
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