Gut to Brain Axis in Health and Disease

Gut-brain axis is one of the most hotly debated topics in chiropractic today. Research surrounding these connections has experienced significant growth recently in the areas of incidence, assessment, and recovery. However, the jury is still out as far as the most effective protocols go.

What you’ll learn:
The brain is the most nutrient-dependent, energy-dependent and stress-vulnerable organ in the body. When it’s damaged by the gut-brain axis, these treatment protocols will lead the patients on the path to recovery without any lingering symptoms.

2 comments on “Gut to Brain Axis in Health and Disease”

Dina Pelletier, MPH on January 12th, 2020 - 8:42pm

How do we get the handout he created for us?

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Cait on June 17th, 2020 - 2:33pm

Hi Dina, thank you very much for reaching out! In this case, there wasn’t a handout provided. Was there a specific question we could help answer?

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