Wednesday, January 30, 2013 8:00 pm
Eastern Standard Time (New York, GMT-05:00)

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Description: Live from Germany!
Presented by Winfried Miller MD DVM
 
Systemic Enzyme Therapy was for a long time regarded as a purely empirical treatment method. Due to the rapid development of immunology, biochemistry and molecular biology, Systemic Enzyme Therapy (SET) has undergone significant developments. It has been shown that behind the empirically supported clinical results are a complex set of regulatory processes, which previously were unknown. Today, scientists have a better understanding with respect to mechanisms by which SET, long considered Europe’s natural alternative to pharmaceutical NSAID’s, achieves superior clinical results for pain, acute and chronic inflammation, and
immune support.
 
Enzymes play a critical role in the body and are involved in a tremendous number of metabolic processes. Scientists suspect there may be as many as 15,000 enzymes at work in our bodies on a daily basis. System Enzyme Therapy is one of the most studied natural therapies in history, and long considered a traditional mainstay in physician treatment programs across Central and Eastern Europe.
 
Chronic (silent) inflammation is increasingly being viewed as the central mediator of disease progression and/or in the manifestation of symptoms in diseases as varied as cardiovascular and autoimmune diseases, chronic fatigue and chronic pain syndromes, metabolic syndrome and more. Resolution of the
chronic inflammatory condition lies at the heart of all attempts to treat and prevent these diseases. Please join Dr. Miller to learn more.
 
Key Learning Highlights
• What is Systemic Enzyme Therapy (SET)?
• How is SET different from Digestive Enzyme Therapy?
• Mechanisms of Action
• Physiological Support
• Retail & Professional Strength
• Formulations
• Clinical Cases
• Posology
• Current Research
 
IMPORTANT: This CME webinar is for physicians and other health professionals. This information is for professional health care practitioners use only and is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or replace traditional treatment, and has not been evaluated by Health Canada or the FDA.