Quad-epidemics V: Food Allergies, Mast Cell, and Basophil Activation Syndrome
Quad-epidemics V: Food Allergies, Mast Cell, and Basophil Activation Syndrome is organized by Collaborative Education (CE).
Description:L
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. In this presentation, Dr. Tano focuses on the relationships between the endocrine and immune systems, epidemiological food allergy trends, and the management of environmentally driven chronic diseases. Dr. Tano provides an overview of the chemicals used in food production and their influence on immune-associated disease and clarifies connections between pesticides and growing allergies, and immune complex diseases.
Learning Objectives:
• Clarify connections between pesticides and growing allergies, and immune complex diseases
• Discuss the pesticides and chemicals used in food production and their influence on immune-associated disease
• Discuss the management of environmentally driven chronic diseases
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