Meet the Master of Minerals
InterClinical Laboratories is proud to bring you Pioneer, Researcher, Educator, Practitioner
Dr David L Watts Director of Research, Trace Elements Inc
Meet the... MASTER of MINERALS Nutritional Therapy & Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis
One of the top biochemists in the USA and the co-founder and Director of Research of Trace Elements Laboratories. Dr. Watts has been involved in clinical nutrition for over 50 years. His research has focused on the study of tissue mineral patterns found in human hair. He has reviewed in excess of 1,000,000 tissue mineral profiles and written over 50 scientific publications.
A unique opportunity to listen to one of the world's leading authoritative researchers and clinicians in the areas of tissue mineral analysis, essential minerals, vitamins and nutritional therapy. Cost: $55 AUD FREE for InterClinical Registered Practitioners
In discussion with Dr Watts, hear about:
Why HTMA is the foundation for a preventative care plan
Correcting mineral imbalances is key to wellbeing
Understanding biochemical individuality to identify treatment pathways
Mineral ratios - the crucial information in health assessment
Physiological and psychological stress and their effect on nutrient mineral balances
The double-edged sword effect of nutrient mineral therapy
Why metabolic typing is of primary importance
The delicate balance between Ca & Mg
Magnesium "depleters"
Zinc level and viral susceptibility
Blood vs HTMA; insights into iron anaemia
Diabetes, glucose tolerance factors and insulin; the need for chromium
Relationship between nutrition and hormones
Reducing the toxic metal burden; burden vs toxicity
Mineral relationships related to mental health and cognitive function
Understanding supplemental recommendations and how to use them effectively
Healthy adrenal function is essential in chelating heavy metals

Innovations and contributions in the field of nutritional therapeutics:
Development of a precise nutritional therapeutic approach based on the recognition of 8 individual biochemical types using elemental analysis of hair
Categorisation of individual nutrients according to their sympathetic or parasympathetic effects
Recognition of the sympathetic and parasympathetic responses to metabolic dysfunctions
Recognition of the vitamin/mineral, mineral/mineral and vitamin/vitamin interrelationships in the nutritional recommendations
Establishment of the link between the nutritional, neurological and endocrine systems, as determined by hair mineral patterns
Identification of endocrine interrelationships and their impact upon biochemical and nutritional status; recognition of specific nutritional influences upon the biochemical and endocrine systems
Development of metabolic supplements synergistically formulated to meet specific biochemical needs
Tuesday 28th September 2021 7:30pm AEST $55 or FREE for Interclinical Registered Practitioners
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