Monthly Spotlight
Webinar: The Calcium Paradox: Vascular Calcification, Hypertension, and Cardiovascular Disease
Aging leads to arterial dysfunction, with increased stiffness and reduced endothelial function in the blood vessels, predisposing our patients to cardiovascular diseases and other chronic disorders. Vascular calcification (VC) is the pathological deposition of [...]
Webinar: Cholesterol: Friend or Foe? Modulating Cholesterol Metabolism with Botanical Medicine
An exploration of the complexity of the cholesterol issue is well beyond the scope of a single webinar. However, considering the important role that cholesterol plays in human physiology, as well as the controversial [...]
Webinar: Addressing Seasonal Viral Infections with Botanical Medicine: Seasonality, Constitution, and Virulence
When it comes to addressing seasonal challenges in the form of colds, flus, and, now, specific coronavirus infections, modern medicine diagnoses and treats based on the detection of viral antigens in the blood. However, [...]
Webinar: Modulating Chronic Inflammation with Botanical Medicine: Balancing Inflamm-aging and Immunosenescence to Enhance Longevity and Improve Health Span
Throughout the Natura EDU webinar series, we've discussed inflammation, as it's a central theme in the study and treatment of human disease. Inflammation is an evolutionarily conserved process characterized by the activation of immune [...]
Webinar: Quenching Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) with Food-Based Phytochemistry
The generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), whether from endogenous or exogenous sources, represents one of the most significant potential stressors that every one of our patients will face throughout their lives. Because of [...]
Webinar: Facing the Disease of our Time: Fortifying Cellular and Genetic Integrity with Botanical and Nutritional Medicine
Cancer is the disease of our time, and despite all of our efforts to understand it and treat it, the global incidence of cancer continues to climb.1 Cancer is an ecological disease. An excerpt [...]








