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Nutrition symposium brings chiropractic educational institutions together

Chiropractic Economics June 26, 2013

Chiropractic educators perform a test demonstrating Spanish black radish root chemistry and quality during the Whole Food Nutrition Symposium.June 26, 2013 — Fifty-five faculty and clinicians from chiropractic schools across the country gathered together to share ideas and best nutritional education practices during the first Standard Process Inc. Whole Food Nutrition Symposium.

During the event hosted by the whole food supplement manufacturer, symposium attendees discussed the benefits and values of combining nutrition and chiropractic therapies, practical applications of nutrition in a clinic setting, and the research initiatives needed to clarify the role that nutritional supplements can play in supporting a healthy body.

“The Whole Food Nutrition Symposium was a great opportunity to see my colleagues from the other chiropractic colleges and to learn about the ways that they are incorporating Standard Process into the classroom and clinics,” said Ralph Davis, DC, dean of Life University’s chiropractic college. “It was obvious from the quality of the lectures and the outstanding farm and factory, that Standard Process is the clear leader in their field.”

Fifteen chiropractic educational institutions participated in the Whole Food Nutrition Symposium held at the whole food supplement manufacturer’s corporate headquarters in Palmyra, Wis. the first weekend in June. By participating in the symposium, clinicians, and faculty members had the opportunity to visit Standard Process for the first time. The chiropractic educators were able to experience the whole food manufacturer’s plant and certified organic farm and see how Standard Process supplements are created from seed to supplement.

“I truly feel honored to have been a part of this training and have been reminded of basic principles and core beliefs,” said attendee Mary Unger-Boyd, DC, associate professor at Logan College of Chiropractic. “This symposium included scientific information, research and a practical model for implementing whole food nutrition clinically. I feel I can provide consistency in my courses with the training and goals of our clinic system. I am excited for the schools and our students.”

Over the last five years, Standard Process has reached out to healthcare schools, investing more than $10 million into long-term educational outreach efforts to involve current and future healthcare professionals in the study of whole food nutrition. In 2013, Standard Process extended its efforts to include staff, faculty, and clinicians of chiropractic colleges.

“We have had programs in place to encourage current healthcare professionals and students to study the vital role that whole food nutrition plays in achieving and maintaining health ,” says John Nab, DC, director of professional development for Standard Process. “Now we are focusing on supporting our health care educators in the classroom.”

Nab and his team plan to reach out to more healthcare schools in the future, including acupuncture and medical education institutions. Standard Process will also continue its commitment to providing scholarships; nutritional education lectures on campuses; tours of the Standard Process plant and organic farm; and funding campus improvements.

Source: Standard Process, standardprocess.com

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