24ME07 - The 4 Horsemen of Chronic Disease: Assessing and Managing the Complicated Case, Part 1: Stress and Chronic Infection Format:Audio Mary Bove and Kenneth Proefrock

Mary Bove and Kenneth Proefrock

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24ME07 - The 4 Horsemen of Chronic Disease: Assessing and Managing the Complicated Case, Part 1: Stress and Chronic Infection Format:Audio Mary Bove and Kenneth ProefrockSpeaker: Jason Miller, DACM, LAc Chronic diseases are responsible for a majority of mortalities in the US. They stem from neuroendocrine system breakdowns, immune dysfunction and tissue damage, and include heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes, Alzheimer's disease and autoimmune conditions. In Part 1 of this two part series, we discuss the central and interconnected roles of stress and chronic infections as drivers of chronic disease. Stress is the