MPI Masters Series: 
'Deflaming' Patients with Diet & Supplements
Cincinnati, OH
David Seaman, DC, MS

Overview:
As little as 15 years ago, diet and inflammation was not a topic of interest. Information now abounds regarding the relationship between diet and inflammation. This program discusses how dietary excess of sugar, flour, and refined oils create chronic inflammation. This process occurs via postprandial hyperglycemia and endotoxemia, each which can become a chronic state in the fasting state. By addressing chronic inflammation properly, we can target the underlying cause of most chronic conditions, such as obesity, metabolic syndrome, diabetes, interstitial cystitis, depression, and migraine headache and other pain syndromes.

Objectives
By the end of the program, the attendee will be able to:

1. understand how sugar, flour, and refined oils can inflame the body
2. identify foods that promote dietary inflammation and weight gain
3. discuss why supplements alone cannot adequately deflame the body
4. understgand that diet and supplements can reduce chronic inflammation, rather than attempting to target a specific organ

Equipment Required
None

*Continuing Education (CE) credit
CE credit is typically applied for in the state/province of the program & other select states/provinces. Please inquire at (630) 889-6622 or MPI@ClinicalCE.org if this program is approved for CE credit in your state or province. Always register a minimum of 2 weeks before your state's or province's CE application deadline (if it is not the state/province of the program) and email MPI@ClinicalCE.org of your request. If you do not notify us of your CE request with enough lead time before the CE application deadline, there is no guarantee we can obtain CE credit in your state/province for the program. An additional fee may apply depending on the amount of your state's or province's CE application fee.

Additional Information
Every attempt is made to offer this program as publicized. However, MPI reserves the right to adjust program dates, location, times, topic(s), instructor, tuition, etc. in order to accommodate for unexpected occurrences and to cancel due to insufficient enrollment. We will only notify advanced registrants of any cancellation or program change(s). MPI is not responsible for any expense incurred by registrants due to adjustments or cancellations (we recommend that you do not purchase non-refundable airline tickets, hotel rooms and/or rental cars associated with MPI programs). A $35 processing fee will be charged per program for any tuition refund request when the registrant provides written notice of cancellation to MPI@ClinicalCE.org at least one (1) day prior to the program start date. Tuition is non-refundable or transferable if notice is received on the dates of the program or thereafter. All registrants assume personal responsibility for their personal safety and welfare, while participating in MPI programs. MPI makes no representation either directly or indirectly that the substantive matter being presented is approved or within respective scope of licensing.