Fatigue —The Defining Symptom of Our Time
: Identifying Causes, Understanding Connections, and Providing Targeted Treatment

The five renewable sources of health—exercise, nutrition, breathing, hormones, and consciousness (sleep/regeneration)—are universal pillars of health. The my health congress presents these “Big Five” within an interdisciplinary framework.

In this webinar, you'll learn what role regulatory T cells (Tregs) play in immune tolerance, How the microbiome, diet, metabolism, sleep, stress, and environmental factors influence Treg function and how this can be used to derive specific therapeutic approaches for clinical practice.

Speaker: Dr. Sabine Paul

Our professional conference will bring you up to speed on the latest research and bridge the gap to everyday practice. You’ll gain in-depth background knowledge and practical, immediately applicable concepts for reliably diagnosing mitochondrial dysfunction and providing targeted therapeutic support. Use this day to gain new insights, deepen your professional knowledge, and engage in direct dialogue with colleagues. 

Alternative practitioners help with healing!

Therapro provides information on therapy, prevention, and rehabilitation. Visitors from the fields of physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and massage take advantage of therapro’s wide range of offerings to learn, continue their education, and try out products.

Heavy meals, high sugar intake, lack of exercise, and frequent infections: Winter puts the gastrointestinal tract to the test. But what are the underlying causes—digestive function, motility, the microbiome, or the intestinal barrier? This webinar will show you how to differentiate between various disorders and use that knowledge to determine targeted diagnostic and therapeutic steps.

Speakers: Dr. Elke Mantwill, M.D., Dr. Rainer Spichalsky, M.D.

In this webinar, Dr. rer. nat. Dorit Schuller will introduce you to the new TISSO Inflamm-Recovery concept. Drawing on the latest research, she will explain the mechanisms that sustain chronic inflammation and why it makes sense to address various inflammatory mechanisms simultaneously.

Speaker: Dr. rer. nat. Dorit Schuller