Description
Understanding and Managing Allergies in Clinical Practice
Allergies affect millions of individuals worldwide, with prevalence rates continuing to rise. They occur when the immune system overreacts to typically harmless substances—such as pollen, dust mites, or certain foods—triggering symptoms that can range from mild discomfort to life-threatening reactions. Addressing the underlying immune dysregulation in allergies is essential to set up comprehensive and sustainable treatment strategies.
In this webinar, Dr Stanton will delve into effective methods for managing allergic conditions within everyday clinical practice. You will gain insights into the causal factors and mechanisms involved in the allergic march, as well as guidelines to develop treatment strategies to gently regulate immunity back to an appropriate and balanced response.
Micro-immunotherapy: Addressing the Root Causes of Allergic Reactions
Micro-immunotherapy offers a groundbreaking approach to allergy management by targeting the root causes of allergic reactions. This immunomodulatory therapy is based on physiological communication with the body’s immune system, enabling precise and gentle modulation without the adverse effects often associated with conventional allergy medications. Through sequential compositions of cytokines in low doses, micro-immunotherapy allows to modulate the signalling pathways involved in allergic reactions, addressing the root causes of these immune disorders.
Join us to expand your knowledge and skills in utilising micro-immunotherapy as a tool for holistic allergy management. Engage with fellow practitioners to share experiences and insights, and seize the opportunity to enhance your clinical practice by integrating innovative, immune-focused strategies that improve patient outcomes.
About Dr Marcus Andrew Stanton
– Medical doctor (Luebeck, Germany)
– Lecturer, internationally
– Medical supervisor and instructor for other therapists
– Medical author and publisher
– President and Dean of IFOS (International Academy for Oxidative Stress)
– Vice-President of the Helping Association for environmental illnesses (VHUE e.V.)
– Founding member of NIKO (Network Interdisciplinary Complementary Oncology)
– Editor and medical advisor of CO.med (Magazine for COmplimentary MEDicine)
– TV anchorman on “Quantensprung” (nexworld.tv) and editor-in-chief for medicine and science
Marcus Stanton had been tempted by intellectual challenges from an early age on: Becoming member in the chess club at the age of 6, founding a computer club with 14, and worked himself into quantum physics with 15.
He has endeavored to build bridges from philosophy, humanism and the sciences into medicine. With his unique way to convey knowledge to others in a descriptively and fascinating way, he already was asked to hold classes at his own high school while attending it.
He follows this goal of an holistic medicine in an open, patient-centered collaboration of all medical disciplines in frequent lectures throughout different countries. He is also a teacher in the advanced medical education, has an own program on the internet-TV and is being invited as an interview expert, for example in Germany with RTL and N24.
In his seminars and lectures he often teaches an entire weekend without script or notes – by vividly combining aspects of physiology, biochemistry, pathology, quantum physics, bio-electrics, field-material condensation stages, life’s conflicts and causality to a coherent and entertaining big picture.
He always emphasizes, that each patient bears a very individual constellation, which often cannot be addressed by standard protocols and statistical medicine that is based on the most common denominator, but by looking personally at all layers and influences of the being.