Events
Free Webinar: Why All Patients Have The Same Disease, But You Can Avoid It
March 17 @ 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm
Free event! No MCLE credit offered.
Presented by the Health and Wellness Committee.
Almost all patients have the same diseases. First comes obesity, then hypertension, then pre-diabetes & diabetes. Some skip the obesity part, but are still hyperensive and diabetic. These are the gateway diseases to atheroslcerosis. Atherosclerosis plugs up arteries in the heart and brain to kill them. It also degenerates everything like eyesight, hearing, spine, and the flag pole. It also is connected to causing cancer. It’s easy to avoid obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and atherosclerosis, if you know what to do. The incidence of these diseases is about zero in the countries where people avoid the causes.
Speakers: Peter Rogers
Peter Rogers MD is known for having the best theories for 1. cognitive decline = supply & demand theory of neurodegeneration. 2. back pain = ischemic & toxicology theory of spine degeneration 3. role of mitochondrial inhibitors in disease.
College: Stanford university, student athlete of the year. Wresting team captain. Set school record for most wins in a season at 39.
Med School: U. of Illinois. Graduated 1st in class of 333 students with 99% boards scores.
Residency: Northwestern: 99% board scores.
Fellowship: Harvard: Imaging guided surgery.
2nd fellowship: Rush: Neuroradiology.
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