Understanding the Healing Cycle and the Cell Danger Response are key themes at the Mindd International Forum 2019. Dr Robert Naviaux’s research and clinical experience have led to breakthroughs in understanding how healing occurs.
Dr Liz Mumper will be presenting Masterclasses on chronic childhood illness at the MINDD International Forum 2019. Her Masterclass presentations will be based on her extensive clinical experience, and include immune dysregulation, allergic triad conditions, cerebral folate deficiency, and cognitive impairment, and autoimmunity.
Dr. Nancy O’Hara will be presenting a Masterclass at the 2019 Mindd Forum on the rise of Pediatric Acute Neuropsychiatric Syndrome and Pediatric Autoimmune Neurological Disease Associated with Strep (PANDAS).
The Missing Microbiome is a crucial factor in Dr Nancy O’Hara‘s clinic, where children with all types of chronic illnesses are treated. These include a large percentage of children with autism who have behaviors that are labeled autism, however, they are really about pain, discomfort, and inflammation.
The Healing Cycle and the Cell Danger Response are the subject of two masterclasses to be presented by Dr Robert Naviaux at the Mindd International Forum 2019. His research and clinical experience have led to breakthroughs in understanding how healing occurs. Here are some highlights of his background research and clinical expertise that contribute to his Masterclasses at the forum.
In this informative introduction with questions and answers, Dr Liz Mumper shares more about the themes and masterclass topics that she and her colleagues, Drs Nancy O’Hara and Robert Naviaux will be presenting. Dr Mumper’s insights demonstrate how the Mindd International Forum will impact your clinical practice.
The impact of migraines on day-to-day functioning is substantial, hence the need for effective treatment and understanding of how to identify triggers. Dr Mumper will review some of the less common triggers to which you or your children may be exposed and discuss effective treatments.
Dr O’Hara calls MTHFR the mother gene because it interferes with folate metabolism. Folate is a B vitamin and we get it in green leafy vegetables and other food. It gets broken down in the body, so it’s really important for brain development and detoxification in general. These metabolites of folate are vital to decrease anxiety, tics, OCD and other childhood neurological symptoms. If you have a defect in the MTHFR gene, you are less able to metabolize or break down folate completely and you are more likely to have problems with detoxification, anxiety, tics, brain fog, and cognitive delays.
Dr Mumper’s extensive clinical experience as an integrative doctor has provided her with a sound understanding of the specific causation and pathology of various chronic illnesses, including childhood illnesses.
Most importantly, Dr Elizabeth Mumper provides individualized biomedical evaluations, therapies, and pediatric care in a nurturing atmosphere whilst recognizing and addressing the uniqueness of every patient and their presenting symptoms. Dr Mumper is proud of the fact that she listens to every single symptom and takes into consideration all anecdotal evidence, no matter how seemingly insignificant.
The prevalence of conditions such as Asthma, Eczema and Allergic Rhinitis that make up the Allergic Triad, has increased dramatically in the past few decades. It is vital to detect the underlying causes and triggers for these conditions, as they can often be dietary, lifestyle or environmentally related.
