The Inflammation Connection - Understanding Chronic Disease

The Inflammation Connection - Understanding Chronic Disease is organized by Fetterman Events (FE) and will be held on Jan 30, 2027.

Description:
Chronic inflammation can influence far more than the condition that brings a patient into your office. In this engaging seminar, Dr. Kendel takes you beyond the basics of inflammation to explore the biochemical processes that cause inflammation to persist—and how these underlying processes may impact multiple systems throughout the body.
Discover the critical connections between inflammation, gut health, the microbiome, adrenal function, and vascular health, and gain valuable clinical insights you can apply to your chiropractic practice.
Dr. Kendel will break down the science behind chronic inflammation and explore the common factors that contribute to its development and persistence. You’ll examine the role of intestinal permeability (“leaky gut”) and the gut microbiome and how these factors may influence systemic inflammation and overall patient health.
The seminar will also explore the relationship between chronic inflammation, adrenal function and vascular inflammation, giving chiropractors a broader perspective on the interconnected nature of patient health. Take Your Understanding of Inflammation to the Next Level.

You’ll discover how to:

• Understand the science behind chronic inflammation and the biochemical processes that can cause it to persist.
• Recognize common contributors to chronic inflammation and their potential impact on patient health.
• Explore the gut–inflammation connection, including intestinal permeability and the gut microbiome.
• Connect the dots between inflammation and adrenal function, including the potential effects of prolonged inflammatory stress.
• Examine the relationship between inflammation and vascular health and why it matters clinically.
• Identify opportunities for chiropractic care and patient education when chronic inflammation is part of the bigger clinical picture.
• Walk away with a broader understanding of chronic inflammation and new clinical perspectives for helping your patients address the factors that may be contributing to their health challenges.