During this webinar you will become acquainted with the importance of system thinking and the role of the Hair Tissue Minerals analysis (HTMA) in it. The intervention that can be used based on the HTMA is also called Nutritional Balancing. This form of nutritional therapy goes far beyond the standard orthomolecular approach.

You will be informed about:

• The history and background of the HMA;
• The added value of the HMA in practice and the difference with, for example, blood and urine tests;
• The difference with other hair analyzes.

This particular analysis method has been used in the US for over 40 years. We will explain the working method and reporting on the basis of examples so that you gain insight into the added value of this test. It will also illustrate how important real system thinking is within complementary practice. We has built up extensive experience in both elements. After following this webinar you know how you can use the HMA within your own practice. We also organize case studies and in-depth workshops where we work on further deepening the insights.

Duration of the video: 1.30 hours.

Adrenal weakness is very common in our modern times due to the enormous pressure of stress. What does it mean, how can you identify it and what can you do about it? A system vision of the effects of stress on our body. Duration of the video: 1 hour.

Breast cancer is very common in the Western world. One in eight women now develops breast cancer. A lot is known about the causes of cancer in general and breast cancer in particular. This knowledge also plays a role in the complementary treatment of breast cancer. An introduction.

Oxytocin is both a hormone and a neurotransmitter. It has pronounced parasympathetic properties and is of great importance for social behavior, the ability to enter into relationships (hug-hormone) and many other extremely important aspects of healthy human functioning. Oxytocin is used synthetically to induce labor. According to Prof. György Csaba, this leads to a greater or lesser extent to a lifelong reduced sensitivity of the oxytocin receptors of the baby, with all the dramatic consequences that entails.

How can you recognize the effects of a reduced oxytocin sensitivity and, more importantly, how can you permanently solve it? An extremely practical webinar that you can use immediately in your practice one day later. Duration of the video: 0.55 hours

This webinar is about 2 seriously underexposed themes:

1. Iodine deficiency is an epidemic problem and requires expertise to tackle it properly and responsibly.
2. Decreased thyroid metabolism function is also a very common problem that is medically overlooked in most cases.

Duration of the videos: 1.04 hours and 58 minutes.

Fulvic acid is one of the humic acids. It is an exceptional molecule with very special properties. In the CAM practice, a lot of added value can be added to the intervention if we know how and when we can use Fulvic acid.This webinar deals with the special properties of Fulvic acid and how it can be used in CAM practice.Duration of the video: 58 min.

From a medical point of view, fatigue is a poorly understood complaint because in many cases no clinically relevant abnormalities can be found. Within the CAM approach there are many good ways to effectively treat a chronic energy deficiency.

This webinar examines a number of common causes of fatigue and the treatment thereof.

The first 1000 days of a child are crucial. The young body is exposed to all sorts of factors that influence health.

This webinar examines a number of common causes of stress on the young body. Examples are toxic substances, pharmaceutical interventions, birth trauma and emotional stress of the mother during pregnancy.

The term stress is dealt with in this webinar. Burnout has become a growing problem in our society in recent years.

In this webinar we look at how the body deals with stress, adaptation and recovery. The role of the vagus nerve is explained and it is also explained how the HMA and HRV measurements are good methodologies for determining stress and dealing with it.

The Gut – Brain axis is one of the 4 important control systems in our body. A healthy gut is because of the fact that a lot of neurotransmitters are produced in the gut and therefore it is very important

In this webinar we look at the factors that influence the health of the gut, how you can restore this health, and what the exact interaction is between the brain and the gut.

Magnesium is a crucial mineral for our body. It is therefore called the stress mineral

In this webinar we consider the role that Magnesium plays in a large number of different physiological processes in the body. In this context, Biocoherence has introduced a new formulation, a soluble Magnesium with very high absorbability.