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Cognition Health
Posted By NANP Editor, Monday, June 2, 2025

Cognition Health

Presented by Standard Process

3 CECs

In this 3 module presentation, students will learn the role of nutrition and herbs in brain health.

Keeping Your Head About You: What Does the Brain Need?
Don’t Lose Your Mind: What Damages the Brain
Mold and Microbes: The #1 Cause of Cognitive Decline
Learning objectives:
How to protect the brain using nutrition and herbal support as a driver

Objectives include:
Familiarize the audience with the physiology of cognitive decline
Clarify the triggers of brain inflammation
Using nutrition, lifestyle and herbal support as prevention
Teaching practitioners how to recognize a patient with potential CIRS
Showing how to do a proper screening for CIRS
Duration & Total Hours: Self-Paced 3 Hours

This course is hosted by Standard Process. Students need to create a free account at WholisticMatters.com.
Sign up HERE.

Tags:  3 CECs  brain health  cognition  cognitive decline 

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