Mr. Todd Austin (Austin family chiropractic - AFCvirden) attend the first in a series of advanced clinical nutrition seminars

Mr. Todd Austin, a doctor of Chiropractic from Austin family chiropractic - AFCvirden in Virden, it has recently participated in a seminar of clinical nutrition advanced with emphasis on cardiovascular disorders, diabetes, hypothyroidism, the myth of cholesterol and commonly prescribed drugs and their adverse side effects. Springfield, IL (1888PressRelease) on 13 July 2010 - Mr. Todd w. Austin of Virden, recently participated in a weekend at Logan College of chiropractic in Chesterfield, Missouri) seminar on advanced clinical nutrition. The seminar was presented by Mr. Rodger Murphree, DC, CNS. M. Murphee is the author of five books including one on the issue of heart disease. Murphree also wrote several major health publications. M. Murphee is also the founder and former Director of a large multidisciplinary integrated medicine in Birmingham, AL.

M. Murphee is recognized as one of the pioneers in the growing field of orthomolecular medicine or functional medicine (where more emphasis is placed on the vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, amino acids and grasses on the multitude of commonly prescribed drugs coming all with a plethora of potentially dangerous side effects.)

The first seminar in a series of seminars leading to certification "Nutrition clinical advanced" covered cardiovascular disorders and protocols (including common myths about cholesterol), dermatology, protocols for endocrine, including diabetes and hypothyroidism, disorder disorders and gastrointestinal lung.

Mr. Austin graduated in 1993 from Logan College chiropratique.Son Office is located at Austin family chiropractic - West coast of the place of Virden Virden AFCvirden, IL.Austin is a practicing doctor of chiropractic, chiropractic physician) since 17 ans.Pour more information or to schedule free chiropractic or clinical nutrition consultation, visit the Austin www.AFCvirden.com family chiropractic clinic or call (217) 965-3100.

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