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8 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM

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Your CE Source and ISEAI.

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Cutting-Edge

Learn from clinicians who are pushing the industry forward – leaders in helping patients with environmental exposures.

Clinical Insights

Speakers who are improving patient outcomes by focusing on environmental exposures.

Like-Minded Community

Clinicians who are open to ideas and passionately committed to healing complex patients in their care.

9am – 5pm Pacific
12noon – 8pm Eastern

Friday, November 7th
Lecture Program

Paul Anderson, NMD
Paul Anderson, NMD

9am Pacific | 12pm Eastern
CME Credit Eligible – 1.5 hours

Approaches to Detoxification and Depuration for Troubleshooting Complex Cases – 90 mins

A review of treatment sequencing and troubleshooting for patients presenting with multi-morbid complex chronic illness, including a deep dive on designing effective binder protocols and individualized treatment plans for sensitive patients.

Live Q&A session with Dr. Anderson

Robert Whitfield, MD
Robert Whitfield, MD

11am Pacific | 2pm Eastern
CME Credit Eligible – 1.0 hours
Breast Implant-related Illness & Explant Surgery – 60 mins

Dr. Whitfield reviews emerging research and clinical practice regarding breast implant-related illness, including emerging evidence for the role of biolfims and fungal contamination in the etiology of this condition.  Indications for explant surgery, case examples, and Dr. Whitfield’s clinical experience in this specialized field. Live Q&A session with Dr. Whitfield

Kristine Profeta-Gedroic, MD
Kristine Profeta-Gedroic, MD

12pm Pacific | 3pm Eastern
CME Credit Eligible – 1.0 hours
Parasites, Immune Regulation & MCAS – 60 mins

Dr. Profeta-Gedroic explores the complex relationship between parasitic infections, immune regulation, and MCAS. A review of key concepts in immunology, established and emerging research, and considerations for current clinical practice. Followed by Live Q&A.

30-minute break
between CME and non-CME lecture sessions

Ruth Kriz, APRN
Ruth Kriz, APRN

1:30pm Pacific | 4:30pm Eastern
How Biofilms May Contribute to Chronic Mold-related Illness – 70 mins

Ruth Kriz reviews science on biofilm formation and their role in fungal dysbiosis. Implications for evaluation and treatment of chronic mold-related illness are explored.

Live Q&A session with Ruth Kriz

Krishna Doniparthi, MD
Krishna Doniparthi, MD

2:40pm Pacific | 5:40pm Eastern

Lipid Replacement Therapy in Complex Chronic Illness – 60 mins

Dr. Doniparthi reviews indications and considerations for implementing lipid replacement therapy (LRT) in clinical practice for patients with complex chronic and environmentally acquired illnesses.

Live Q&A session with Dr. Doniparthi

Kat Toups, MD
Kat Toups, MD

4pm Pacific | 7pm Eastern
Reversing Cognitive Decline – Updates on Emerging Research – 60 mins

Dr. Toups provides an update on current cognitive decline clinical trials showing incredible promise in reversing cognitive decline, and emerging therapeutic strategies implemented in those trials.

Live Q&A session with Dr. Toups

9am – 5pm Pacific
12noon – 8pm Eastern

Saturday, November 8th
Lecture Program

Alexis Cutchins, MD
Alexis Cutchins, MD

9am Pacific | 12pm Eastern
CME Credit Eligible – 1.0 hours
Venous Insufficiency – 60 mins

Dr. Cutchins discusses the relationship between POTS, venous disease and post-infection chronic illness. Highlighting symptom patterns, clinical observations, treatment options and research.

Live Q&A session with Dr. Cutchins

Lawrence Afrin, MD
Lawrence Afrin, MD

10am Pacific | 1pm Eastern
CME Credit Eligible – 1.5 hours
Diagnosis of MCAS – 90 mins

Dr. Afrin teaches the current consensus diagnostic criteria and practical approaches to the evaluation of MCAS.  Dr. Afrin reviews alternative biomarkers and histologic sampling approaches aid in diagnosis.  Live Q&A following lecture.

30-minute break
between CME and non-CME lecture sessions

Ritchie Shoemaker, MD
Ritchie Shoemaker, MD

12:15pm Pacific | 3:15pm Eastern

CIRS Update – GENIE: The Last Six Years – 60 mins

A review of recent updates from Dr. Shoemaker’s pioneering work and original research regarding the use of GENIE in diagnosis and treatment planning for patients with chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS) and other neuroinflammatory and neurodegenerative conditions.

Live Q&A session with Dr. Shoemaker

Jill Crista, ND
Jill Crista, ND

1:15pm Pacific | 4:15pm Eastern

Herbal Anti-Fungal Interventions – 60 mins

Dr. Crista reviews the evidence for herbal approaches to anti-fungal therapy, and considerations for use in clinical practice.  Strategies for addressing challenges in achieving therapeutic dosing and patient tolerance are reviewed.

Live Q&A session with Dr. Crista

30-minute break
between CME and non-CME lecture sessions

Panelists
Panelists

3pm Pacific | 6pm Eastern
CME Credit Eligible – 0.5 hours
Clinical Panel: The State of Research on Mold-Related Illness

ISEAI leadership past and present engage in a roundtable review and discussion of the state of academic research on mold-related illness in both the environmental and medical fields. Q&A/interactive discussion with attendees.

Michael Schrantz, CIEC
Michael Schrantz, CIEC

3:30pm Pacific | 6:30pm Eastern
CME Credit Eligible – 0.5 hours
IEP Lecture: Fungal Ecology in the Indoor Environment – 30 mins

Mike reviews the building science, biology and research behind evaluating both normal and abnormal fungal ecology in indoor environments. Implications for mold testing and strategies for effectively differentiating between ‘normal background’ and abnormal mold/microbial growth in buildings.

Michael Schrantz, CIEC
Michael Schrantz, CIEC

4pm Pacific | 7pm Eastern
CME Credit Eligible – .75 hours
IEP Lecture: Abnormal Fungal Ecology (Leading to Mold Exposure) in HVAC Systems – 45 mins

Commonly called “the lungs of the home,” Mike reviews common problems leading to mold exposure in Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. Key strategies in inspection, prevention, and medically-sound remediation are reviewed.

Live Q&A session with Mike Schrantz

Closing
Closing

4:45pm Pacific | 7:45pm Eastern
CME Credit Eligible – .25 hours
Closing Reflection & Final Q&A

Moderator reflects on the lectures and learning from the 2025 November conference and facilitates final Q&A questions remaining from prior sessions.

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Physician Accreditation Statement

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of Your CE Source and ISEAI. Your CE Source is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Your CE Source designates this internet live course for a maximum of 8 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

After completing this activity, the participant should be better able to:

  • Identify clinical strategies for identifying air pollution exposure in patients and clinical tools to assess, diagnose and treat health effects attributable to those exposures.
  • Articulate a rigorous approach to differential diagnosis and evaluation for mast cell activation syndrome.

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