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Description of Dr. Jack Kessinger's Lecture Series

Each one-hour lecture includes:

20 professional slides (or CD)
Guideline booklet for presentation
Patient handouts
Personalized with your clinic info

Nutrition & Maintaining Good Health

Disability and premature death are directly related to poor health habits which can easily be modified. This session focuses on the true causes of most diseases and their prevention. We examine the modification of lifestyle practices — a step necessary to improve overall health and extend your active and productive years. It is designed to provide you with the information and motivation essential to continue or begin employing the practical lifestyle habits needed to maintain or acquire good health. This does not mean simply living longer, but living longer and enjoying life more.

Cholesterol & Cardiovascular Disease

Cardiovascular disease is a general term often used to describe many conditions, including heart disease itself, as well as plain old “poor circulation.” It continues to be the number one killer in the United States, as well as the greatest epidemic mankind has ever known. It is responsible for more premature deaths than all other conditions combined. In this lecture, you will learn how to modify your life in order to prevent cardiovascular disease. Even chronic heart problems can often be reversed by the very same steps used for prevention.

Diabetes Mellitus

Often referred to as a “silent” killer, diabetes is the seventh leading cause of death in the United States. This disease can cause a host of complications, making it one of the most costly health problems in our country. This session concentrates on diabetes mellitus, which is often called “sugar diabetes”. We examine its causes, as well as its treatment with complementary and alternative therapies.

Osteoporosis

Maintaining good health is the responsibility of every individual. This lecture has been developed to help provide a more effective educational program for understanding and maintaining a healthy skeleton. It is intended to help you understand your own risk factors for bone loss and develop a personalized program for skeletal protection. You will learn how to prevent the loss of height and “spontaneous fractures” which are commonly expected in the older population. You will also learn how your diet, nutritional status and lifestyle can adversely affect your skeleton.

Arthritis, Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue

“Arthritis” is a blanket term often used to describe many types of muscle or joint pain. Arthritis is mankind’s most routinely diagnosed condition and approximately 70% of the population is diagnosed as having some form of arthritis by the age of 70. This session focuses on the different forms of arthritis, which include fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and chronic fatigue syndrome. The reason we have grouped these conditions together is because their symptoms commonly overlap with each other. You will learn how to relieve symptoms by reading food labels and following a healthy lifestyle, in addition to using other natural therapies.