BioCare In-person Seminar Series Spring 2024 - Into The HumanVerse
Published to Upcoming Events on Mar 06, 2024
Into The HumanVerse: Our Interaction with the Environment through Nervous, Immune & Detoxification Interfaces
We are as much a part of nature as a butterfly or a daffodil, yet we have come to believe that human life is more precious than anything else. We divide the world into ‘us’ and ’them’, but we are inseparable from the environment. Together, we form a dynamic whole - our unique HumanVerse...
How does the body sense, depend on, adapt to, and modify in relation to the environment to be in harmony with it? The body has evolved very intelligent interfaces that form the connection between ‘us’ and ‘them’ to maintain health and continuous adaptation: nervous interface; processing an immense amount of data every second via all senses to make meaning of it, creating perception and adjusting our physical, physiological, and mental response; immune interface; interacting with endogenous and exogenous microbiomes, deciding what’s friend and what’s foe, influencing our health and evolution through genetic crosstalk; and finally, the detoxification interface; processing thousands of toxins every day from air pollutants, to chemicals in food, or mould in our homes and nature.
The robustness of the Nervous-Immune-Detox-Environment Interfaces is critical to our health now and to species survival in years to come. How do you create a more favourable environment for your body to be your best self? In this innovative and forward-looking seminar, we will delve into key related concepts such as life-load, the exposome, epigenetic and metabolomic changes, morphic resonance, A-HPA regulation, immune sensing, microbiome, detoxification and more. Alongside this we’ll explore practical applications that you can use with all your clients and yourself, no matter your specialism.
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