22ME12 - Phenotypes of Depression, Part 2 Format:Audio mitochondrial dysfunction and the impact

mitochondrial dysfunction and the impact of gut dysbiosis

Immunomodulators of the Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia

Special attention is given to abnormal bleeding due to perimenopause and  uterine fibroids

and the biliary tree and how diet and herbs may interact with these

Panelists: Decker Weiss

22ME12 - Phenotypes of Depression, Part 2 Format:Audio mitochondrial dysfunction and the impactSpeaker: Mary Rondeau, ND, RH (AHG) Depression is not a homogeneous disorder. The presence and type of psychomotor and physical disturbance may be important features that help distinguish clinically distinct forms of depressive disorder. The use of translational imaging like quantitative electroencephalogram has provided useful information on the individual subtypes. Physical presentation and the manifestations of those symptoms also help contribute