Quad-epidemics I: Introduction
Quad-epidemics I: Introduction is organized by Collaborative Education (CE).
Description:
Dr. Tano is a Johns Hopkins-trained allergist and specialist in clinical immunology. He has worked as a specialist, pioneer, and foremost expert in the field of Integrative Immunity. He combines his vast expertise in allergy and clinical immunology and in hormone imbalance syndrome to treat the root causes of 21st-century chronic diseases. His clinical interest is in the relationship between environmental pollution and hormone imbalance syndrome and their impact on obesity, obesity-related chronic diseases, allergies, anxiety/depression, and cancer. In this lecture, Dr. Tano shares his findings pertaining to the etiological factors pertaining to obesity, allergies, estrogen dysregulation, and mood disorders.
Learning Objectives:
• Identify and describe the interface between the endocrine system, the immune system
• Categorize the different environmental toxins and their effects as endocrine disruptors (especially the estrogen epidemic) and correlate with geographical distributions for the obesity epidemic, atopic and autoimmune diseases, and anxiety/depression.
• Evaluate connections between pesticides, common household chemicals, and what is called hormone imbalance syndrome: high estrogen, thyroid dysfunction, gut dysfunction, low male hormones, and their impact on well-being.
• Discuss this hormone imbalance syndrome and its impact on obesity and its comorbidities, allergies, and anxiety/depression
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