About this Event
Program Description
While aging is an inevitable process, we should not interpret this to mean that we do not have control over it. The age of turning back the clock on our biological calendar has arrived. Rather than looking at aging as a slow decline in physiology, we can instead see it as an accumulation of dysfunction. The greater the accumulation, the faster the aging process. Whether focused on chronic diseases, musculoskeletal injuries or acute immunological challenges, the hallmarks of aging worsen the clinical picture and slow recovery. But while our knowledge of the twelve hallmarks of aging aids the understanding of how our bodies decline, it equally opens the door for calculated interventions that give the clinician the ability to develop a true anti-aging strategy for patients.
In this program, clinicians will learn to see their patients not by their numerical age, but by their physiological age. Once established, the practitioner can then prioritize which of the twelve hallmarks of aging are most relevant to that individual, and subsequently develop an intervention strategy that focuses on personal needs. Moving from a universal anti-aging approach, we now have the ability to use personalized plans that garner greater outcomes. This rewarding approach allows the patient to see the practitioner beyond their immediate needs and develop a partnership that will literally add years to the patient’s life, and enjoyment to the practitioner’s practice.
Objectives
- Hallmarks of aging: Overview of the twelve hallmarks of aging
- Identifying inflammatory sources and their underlying link to all hallmarks of aging
- Gut-aging foundation: Bring awareness to the most common forms of dysbiosis
- Wake up your cells to promote lifelong function
- Protein: The most dynamic macronutrient your patients underuse
Bio:
Arland Hill, DC, MPH, DACBN
Dr. Arland Hill is the clinical director of Genesis Wellness. He is a Board-Certified diplomate of the American Clinical Board of Nutrition. Since 2003, he has been helping patients overcome chronic disease with a focus on the use of food and science-based natural therapies. In addition, Dr. Hill serves as the Director of Clinical Education for Biotics Research, a role that offers a platform to share clinical insights with other practitioners while also being able to keep a pulse on the healthcare landscape. Through his work, Dr. Hill developed an approach to patient care and teaching that cuts through the minutia while also sticking to a model of validated facts to guide decision-making.
CE Credits
- 8 Hours Applied for by Logan College of Chiropractic for IN, MI, OH
- PDA points applied through NCCAOM
- Application of 8 CE hours through ACBN for approval in all states
- CECs applied through NANP
- CME applied through AzNMA
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
SHERATON INDIANAPOLIS HOTEL AT KEYSTONE CROSSING, 8787 Keystone Crossing, Indianapolis, United States
