Plants as effective mediators, novel antiviral and therapeutic agent in the Immune System - Part II
Event description
Where: Online
CPE: 1.5 CPE points
Webinar Recording: Registering for this live event will also give you access to the webinar recording.
Webinar recordings can be watched at any time.
Webinar: Plants as effective mediators, novel anti-virals and therapeutic agents in the immune system
This webinar will be an evidence based topic, on plant chemistry as therapeutic agents in supporting general immune function focusing on medicinal plants that have antiviral effects by either inhibiting the formation of viral DNA or RNA or by inhibiting the activity of viral reproduction.
The past year has been an unusual and challenging year in healthcare, particularly when addressing how we build up our clients to strengthen their immune systems, over two sessions we will examine the effects plant medicine can have on the complement system and our innate adaptive and acquired immunity. We will identify compounds and their mechanisms, appropriate dosaging and any cautions that may be required.
Part II: Plants & Fungii their role in Inflammatory & Immune response
We will cover the preliminary, non-specific innate response and cytokine effects as well as specific adaptive response involving T-cells, B-cells and antibodies that follow.
Nigella sativa, Sambucus nigra, Theobroma cacao; Echinacea spp., Piper methysticum, Cannabis spp., Astragalus membranaceous, Andrographis paniculate, selected mushrooms and marine plants.
This is part 2 of a 2 part series. You may choose to purchase just one webinar or both parts.
Part 1 covers Phytochemistry: Constituents as immune mediators.
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Maxine White
A Nutritionist, Herbalist & Mental Health Care trainer/practitioner, with more than 17 years of clinical experience on Sydney’s northern beaches, blending traditional medicine and an evidence based medical model of science & research within the philosophy and application of Complementary Health Care.
With an extensive background in the training sector Maxine has worked with companies such as Leo Burnet Advertising (UK), UBS Phillips & Drew (UK) and the National Association Pension Funds (UK).
Previously Department Head of Faculty for Herbal Medicine, a clinic supervisor and lecturer in Naturopathic Diagnosis; Herbal Medicine and Marketing your Business at Nature Care College in St Leonards.
She runs small local courses advocating the use of Kitchen Medicine, as well as Mental Health First Aid training; from her Apothecary and Health Food store in Balgowlah Heights and is currently on faculty for soft skills training at the Northern Beaches & Mosman Community College.