Carcinogenesis is a complex in multi factorial process involving chronic inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction and epigenetic disruption. Nutrition, as well as dietary supplementation of individual nutrients and phytochemicals can influence the carcinogenic process. This presentation will review the hallmarks of carcinogenesis and then discuss key dietary interventions for reducing cancer risk, specifically colorectal cancer risk. Additionally, evidence-based nutritional co-management strategies will be addressed and several dietary supplements that are key to reducing colorectal cancer risk and mortality will be reviewed.NDs are the gateway to men’s health – In this Webinar, Dr. Kefferputz will share effective communication strategies, targeted therapies and investigative approaches, for common male health conditions, so that the healthcare shy man has the potential to engage in a healthier, more fulfilled, and active life.

In this webinar Dr Anderson will use his unique background in naturopathy and his prior work in ophthalmic medicine to discuss some of the common eye conditions that may be aided by natural means. In this session he will discuss pathophysiology, pharmacology, and nutritional intervention for the following: Cataracts, Corneal Diseases and Disorders, and Ocular Adnexal Presentations. Diagnostic criteria, red-flags, and nutrient intervention will be included.
NDs are the gateway to men’s health – In this Webinar, Dr. Kefferputz will share effective communication strategies, targeted therapies and investigative approaches, for common male health conditions, so that the healthcare shy man has the potential to engage in a healthier, more fulfilled, and active life.

The incidence of cancer diagnoses increases with age. One in 5 people in the Western world are over the age of 65y and account for 60% of all cancer diagnoses.  Not surprisingly, over half of all cancer survivors are over the age of 65y. Several factors underlie the increased cancer incidence in the elderly. These individuals also have unique cancer screening guidelines, treatment considerations and treatment toxicities. It is important to gain an appreciation of the unique support priorities and strategies for this elderly demographic.

The incidence of cancer diagnoses increases with age. One in 5 people in the Western world are over the age of 65y and account for 60% of all cancer diagnoses.  Not surprisingly, over half of all cancer survivors are over the age of 65y. Several factors underlie the increased cancer incidence in the elderly. These individuals also have unique cancer screening guidelines, treatment considerations and treatment toxicities. It is important to gain an appreciation of the unique support priorities and strategies for this elderly demographic.