The Great Plains Laboratory Presents GPL Academy Practitioner Workshops 2020

The Great Plains Laboratory Presents GPL Academy Practitioner Workshops is organized by The Great Plains Laboratory, Inc. (GPL) and will be held from Feb 07 - 09, 2020 at Bahia Mar Fort Lauderdale Beach - a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States of America. 

Accreditation:
Three-Day Workshops: 15 CME credits have been granted from Westbrook University. These credits can ben added for $75. Here is information about Westbrook University accreditation:

Description:
Day 1 | Friday, February 7
The Clinical Significance of Organic Acids Testing
Learn how to use this comprehensive metabolic test in your practice to help with your most difficult-to-diagnose patients. With 76 markers, including those for yeast and bacteria overgrowth, inflammation, oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, oxalates, gastrointestinal dysbiosis, and nutritional imbalances, the Organic Acids Test (OAT) helps you discover the underlying causes of many chronic conditions. When you attend this workshop, you will not only learn how the OAT can be used in clinical practice, but also ways to use it along with other diagnostic assessments, as well as what kinds of treatments have been effective.

Day 2 | Saturday, February 8
The Health Implications of Toxin Exposure - Mold and Non-metal Toxicants
This day will first focus on the health effects of mold toxin exposure to both the body and brain. You will learn about the 11 mycotoxins tested for in our MycoTOX Profile, the many chronic health conditions mycotoxin exposure can cause, and options for removing mycotoxins from the body. You will also learn about many common environmental pollutants from the 172 chemicals tested by our GPL-TOX Profile. You will find out how these chemicals can affect our health and what steps can be taken to help detoxify the body. Speakers will review specific patient cases and present the testing and treatment protocols used to help get their patients detoxed from mycotoxins and other non-metal toxicants. 

Day 3 | Sunday, February 9
The Inflammatory Basis of Disease - Addressing Root Causes
This day will focus on the role of inflammation in a variety of chronic health conditions. Inflammation has been implicated in almost all chronic diseases and can occur in almost every tissue of the body. Prevention and reduction of inflammation can often lead to better health outcomes. You will learn how inflammation can be managed for numerous chronic diseases, with a focus on mental health. Speakers will review several tests that can be used to discover sources of inflammation in the body and brain, as well as treatments that have been effective.

Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.