Name: Vision Loss: Addressing the Inflammatory Background Through Micro-immunotherapy
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Macular Degeneration, Cataract, Glaucoma: Addressing the Inflammatory Background Through Micro-immunotherapy Training Course Overview

Our eyes are our quickest sense organs, allowing us to see both near and far, control our movements, adjust our posture, determine our orientation, perceive people, interpret their emotions, observe their movements, gather information, identify dangers, and much more. This ability to see plays a crucial role in our daily lives. However, any deterioration in our vision quality or ability to see is concerning, especially when considering the potential for blindness.

One significant factor that can impact our vision as we age is inflammation. Inflammation has been linked to various eye conditions, including age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a leading cause of vision loss in older adults.

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AMD affects the macula, the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, central vision. Presenting commonalities in pathophysiology, age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and neurodegenerative diseases initiate and progress on a common inflammatory ground, whereby anti-inflammatory strategies in prevention and treatment are central to counteracting the harmful effects of silent inflammation as we age./span>

This webinar aims to address the common changes in vision that occur with age, focusing on how to positively influence these changes and mitigate processes that could lead to conditions like AMD, glaucoma or cataract. By understanding the connection between inflammation and the CNS, we can take proactive steps to preserve our vision and maintain eye health as we age. Aiming at readjusting the dysregulated inflammatory pathways involved in vision loss, micro-immunotherapy can make an important contribution to preventing or counteracting the effects of low-grade inflammation in this context.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is designed for healthcare professionals interested in deepening their understanding of vision loss, the immune mechanisms involved, and the use of immunoregulatory treatments like micro-immunotherapy for preventing and treating age-related eye disorders.

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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.