Chronic Inflammation
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Chronic Inflammation
Chronic inflammatory state is refractory in many patients. The World Health Organization (WHO) ranks chronic diseases as the greatest threat to human health. In 2000, nearly 125 million Americans were living with chronic conditions and 61 million (21%) had more than one. In 2014 nearly 60% of Americans had at least one chronic condition, 42% had more than one and 12% of adults had 5 or more chronic conditions. Worldwide, 3 of 5 people die due to chronic inflammatory diseases like stroke, chronic respiratory diseases, heart disorders, cancer, obesity, and diabetes.
In this series of lectures, we present the fundamentals that underpin the inflammatory state. The intend is to guide the therapeutic approaches that you as a provider may take.
We will start with an understanding of the immune processes that are at play during inflammation. Then we will review the pathophysiology of the processes that contribute to a continuous inflammatory state or a dysregulated immune system. We will look at the cells, cytokines, and inflammatory triggers that can be the target of therapy. We will look at the latest research uncovering the new therapeutic targets and the risk and benefits associated with their manipulation.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK493173/
Course Lectures
Pathophysiology of Chronic Inflammation
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What Does Chronic Inflammatory State Mean (Lecture 1)
42m 01s0.75 CME -
Chronic Inflammation - Pathogen Killing - Phagocytosis (Lecture 2)
26m 30s0.50 CME -
Chronic Inflammation - Immune System Regulation (Lecture 3)
31m 02s0.50 CME -
Chronic Inflammation - T Regulatory Cells (Lecture 4)
33m 38s0.50 CME -
Self Tolerance and Microbe Triggered Autoimmunity (T Cell Focus)
47m 13s0.75 CME -
Why Relapses and Remissions in Chronic Inflammation with William Murphy, PhD
31m 20s -
Intermittent Fasting and Potential Immune System Restoration
31m 59s0.50 CME -
How To Do Intermittent Fasting
28m 51s0.50 CME -
Caffeine and Autophagy To Reduce Fats in Liver
30m 28s0.50 CME -
Autonomic Nervous System (Lecture 1)
41m 52s0.75 CME -
Functions of Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) (Lecture 2)
36m 41s0.50 CME -
Vagus Nerve (Cranial Nerve X)
52m 06s0.75 CME -
12 Warning Signs of Dementia
08m 14s0.14 CME -
Defeat Brain Fog With New Neurons - A Review of Neurogenesis
36m 26s0.50 CME -
Dr. Steven Phillips Discusses Dementia and Chronic Diseases
42m 55s0.75 CME -
Dr. Steven Phillips Discusses Monolaurin and Chronic Infectious Diseases
24m 58s -
Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) - Mechanism of Action
34m 43s0.50 CME -
Potential Role of Magnesium in Acute and Long COVID
28m 39s0.50 CME -
Long COVID Improvement after Therapeutic Apheresis
20m 19s0.25 CME -
Antistress Effects of Ashwagandha
23m 00s -
Ashwagandha - Anti-inflammatory Effects
24m 49s -
Omega-6 to Omega-3 Ratio
31m 33s -
Omega-3 Dietary Sources and Quantities
21m 52s -
Key Inflammatory Pathways (Inflammation Part 1)
46m 08s0.75 CME -
Inflammatory Pathways - TLR and NLRP Pathways Modulation (Inflammation Part 2)
41m 11s0.75 CME -
Cell Stressors, States, and Fates (Inflammation Part 3)
1h 12m 25s1.25 CME -
NF-κB Pathway Natural Modulators - (Inflammation Part 4)
46m 25s0.75 CME -
MAPK Pathway (Inflammation Part 5)
42m 15s0.75 CME -
JAK-STAT Pathway - (Inflammation Part 6)
39m 42s0.75 CME -
Arachidonic Acid Pathway - (Inflammation Part 7)
52m 25s0.75 CME -
AKT PI3K mTOR Pathway (Inflammation Part 8)
37m 01s0.50 CME -
Hypoxia Inducible Factor (Inflammation Part 9)
45m 12s0.75 CME
This Course Includes
19 hr 13 min
32 Lectures
Certificate of Completion