Balancing Epigenetics and Aging Through Nutrition and Exercise

Lifestyle-driven diseases present significant challenges in clinical settings, contributing to a spectrum of debilitating conditions among older patients. Backed by robust statistical evidence, this course offers a comprehensive overview of these diseases, highlighting the urgency for proactive lifestyle interventions in clinical practice. By delving into evidence- based practices in lifestyle medicine, health practitioners will be empowered with the knowledge and tools necessary to deliver holistic care, addressing not only the symptoms but also the root causes of age-related health issues. Through this exploration, we aim to foster a proactive approach to healthcare among healthcare professionals, ultimately promoting healthier aging outcomes for their patients.

92% of lifetime health is determined by habits of daily living. Genetic and transgenerational influences on health account for the remaining 8%. This course will guide the attendees to be able to make simple though healthier choicesin the form of nutrition and exercise. Well-researched self-assessments and predictive biomarker tests will be discussedthat, when interpreted to best outcome goal value, give a personalized assessment of all epigenetics. This will allow participants to apply these techniques to enhance patient care with personalized approaches that improve longevity and quality of life.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Athletic Trainers

Delivery Format: Synchronous, Live in-person course to be attended at a physical location

Highlights

• Apply in-depth research on the cellular impact of aging to your clinical assessments and exercise prescriptions
• Prevention strategies for lifestyle-driven diseases you can share with your patients
• Optimize function throughout the aging process
• Improve treatment approaches for better outcomes in patients with cardiovascular and kidney issues, as well as diabetes