Recording of Webinar: Strategies for Post-COVID-19 Recovery

Where: Online

CPE: 1.5 CPE points

Webinar Recording: Registering for this event will give you access to the webinar recording. 

Webinar recordings can be watched at any time.

Join Christine in this webinar to learn about:

1. The SARS CoV-2 virus
• How it enters human cells
• The nature of the cellular damage it causes if uncontrolled
• How the nature of the damage determines individual symptoms

2. How the inbuilt human immune system defends itself against pathogens
• Focusing on innate defences in prevention and early management
• How significant is an antibody response?
• The important role of the gut-immune network

3. Developing a clinical management approach to promote patient recovery
• Why understanding the nature if the virus and the immune response is critical
• Choosing foods that target key elements of immune defences
• Do we really know what popular supplements achieve – or fail to achieve?
• Why a ‘natural’ medicine approach MUST underpin recovery

Presenter: Christine Houghton PhD.,BSc.,R.Nutr.

Dr Christine Houghton enjoys a fulfilling and varied career in Nutritional Medicine spanning several decades. Her influential work in translational research remains at the forefront of this rapidly-evolving profession. A Registered Nutritionist with three decades’ clinical experience, Dr Houghton holds a PhD in Nutrigenomics and a BSc in Biochemistry from the University of Queensland, together with a Graduate Diploma in Human Nutrition from Deakin University, Victoria.

She is the Founder and Faculty Head of the Institute for Nutrigenomic Medicine and is the CEO of Cell-Logic, a research-based developer and manufacturer of clinically-relevant nutrigenomic formulations.

Her research projects include the application of phytochemicals in human gut, brain and metabolic health, foundation principles that underpin the Gut Ecology & Metabolic Modulation (G.E.M.M.) Protocol and the evidence-based clinician series, Conversations in Nutrigenomic Medicine.

A regular speaker at Australian and international conferences, she is an engaging speaker whose evidence-based presentations often challenge existing paradigms.