Chronic inflammatory diseases are the most significant cause of death globally. In fact, more than 50% of all deaths are attributed to inflammation-related diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes mellitus, cancer, chronic kidney disease, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), and autoimmune and neurodegenerative disorders.
Although acute inflammation is critical for survival during physical injury and infection, resolution of inflammation is vital to restore homeostasis. Recent research has identified several social, environmental and lifestyle factors which promote systemic, chronic inflammation and initiate disease.
FORTUNATELY, EVIDENCE IS ALSO GROWING IN SUPPORT OF STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT HEALTHY INFLAMMATION RESOLUTION AND PREVENT CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
FORTUNATELY, EVIDENCE IS ALSO GROWING IN SUPPORT OF STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT HEALTHY INFLAMMATION RESOLUTION AND PREVENT CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
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NEW EVIDENCE FOR INFLAMMATION RESOLUTION
Wednesday 28th September, 4:30pm AEST
GAIN clinically relevant insights into:
- How inflammation acts as a key driver of systemic disease
- Explore emerging evidence for the management and resolution of inflammation
- Clinical strategies to stimulate the inflammation resolution process
Speaker: Dr. Natalie Tsolaki
Dr. Natalie Tsolaki
Dr Natalie Tsolaki graduated from the Durban University of Technology in 1995 with a master’s in chiropractic medicine. She then went into private practice and took up a part-time lecturing position at the Durban University of Technology for the sciences department whilst working clinically.
Following this, Dr Tsolaki set up a multi-disciplinary health clinic that she managed and practiced in for ten years, with a special interest in musculoskeletal pain disorders. During this time, Dr Tsolaki continued her professional studies in sports injury rehabilitation, Biopuncture, and Bioregulatory Systems Medicine. She also completed postgraduate studies in homeopathy.
Dr Tsolaki moved to Germany in 2009 where she now works in the Medical Sciences Department of Heel, the internationally recognised manufacturer of premium Bioregulatory Systems Medicine products. In her current role, Dr Tsolaki reviews and collates scientific literature to support the principles and practices of Bioregulatory Systems Medicine. She also assists in the communication of these concepts to the global Bioregulatory Systems Medicine community through the development and distribution of scientific educational and marketing materials.
Following this, Dr Tsolaki set up a multi-disciplinary health clinic that she managed and practiced in for ten years, with a special interest in musculoskeletal pain disorders. During this time, Dr Tsolaki continued her professional studies in sports injury rehabilitation, Biopuncture, and Bioregulatory Systems Medicine. She also completed postgraduate studies in homeopathy.
Dr Tsolaki moved to Germany in 2009 where she now works in the Medical Sciences Department of Heel, the internationally recognised manufacturer of premium Bioregulatory Systems Medicine products. In her current role, Dr Tsolaki reviews and collates scientific literature to support the principles and practices of Bioregulatory Systems Medicine. She also assists in the communication of these concepts to the global Bioregulatory Systems Medicine community through the development and distribution of scientific educational and marketing materials.