Brain Degeneration: Recognizing the Early Signs, the Clinical Findings and Supporting Your Patients and Clients

Original Air Date: September 12, 2013

Sponsored by:
Apex Energetics™
Apex Energetics™
Dr. John Saman, Director, Practitioner Advisors at Apex Energetics

Presenter:
Dr. John Saman, Director, Practitioner Advisors at Apex Energetics

Moderator: 
Peter Crownfield, Executive Editor, Dynamic Chiropractic

Brain degeneration is a serious problem that can affect not only your patients and clients but also their family members. To support them, we must first understand how to recognize the earliest signs of neurodegeneration. This webinar, developed by Dr. Datis Kharrazian, will help attendees learn the signs and symptoms, while providing a literature review of early clinical findings.

You Will Learn:

  • How to recognize the earliest signs of degenerative conditions that impact memory and cognition
  • How to recognize the earliest signs of degenerative conditions that impact posture and movement
  • Strategies to help you support brain health
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