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SUMMARY:[WEBINAR] Energy Under Siege: Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Chronic Borrelia Infection — and How to Restore It
DESCRIPTION:Energy under Siege – Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Chronic Borrelia Infection and How to Restore It\nProfessor Dr. Brigitte König will be speaking about the role of mitochondrial dysfunction in chronic Lyme disease.  \nBorrelia infection disrupts the mitochondria\, leading to cellular energy failure and persistent symptoms. Her presentation will link mitochondrial bioenergetics to infection-driven dysfunction\, showing that Borrelia is not just an infection but a multisystem energy trap\, resulting in a self-perpetuating mitochondrial crisis—a component that conventional approaches often miss.  \nShe will also provide evidence-based strategies to restore energy metabolism\, reduce inflammation\, and support recovery.
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SUMMARY:[WEBINAR] The Links Between Autoimmunity and Infections Part I
DESCRIPTION:The Links Between Autoimmunity and Infections Part I\nAutoimmune diseases are often viewed as conditions where the immune system mistakenly attacks the body. But could underlying infections be one of the missing pieces of the puzzle? \nIn this upcoming AONM webinar\, Gilian Crowther\, AONM’s Director of Research and an experienced Nutritional Therapist\, explores the growing body of evidence linking chronic infections with the development and progression of autoimmune diseases. \nDrawing on the latest scientific research\, alongside many years of clinical and laboratory experience working with ArminLabs in Germany\, Gilian will discuss how identifying and addressing underlying infections may help practitioners better understand and support individuals with autoimmune conditions. \nIn this first part of the series\, you’ll discover: \n\nThe evidence linking infections with autoimmune diseases \nThe potential role of infections in Type 1 Diabetes\, Multiple Sclerosis\, Rheumatoid Arthritis\, and autoimmune thyroid disorders\nLaboratory testing that can help identify underlying infectious triggers \nHow this knowledge can inform a more personalised approach to patient care \n\nWhether you’re a healthcare practitioner looking to deepen your understanding of autoimmunity\, or you’re interested in the emerging research surrounding infectious drivers of chronic disease\, this webinar offers an evidence-informed perspective on an increasingly important area of functional and nutritional medicine \n. \n\n**\n\nGilian Crowther MA (Oxon)\, FBANT\, mANP\, mNNA\, CNHC reg.\, is a fully qualified and registered Naturopath and Nutritional Therapist. Her key areas of focus are infectious pathologies and mitochondrial dysfunction. She studied complementary therapy in Germany for many years before completing her training in the UK. She has been a senior member of AONM (the Academy of Nutritional Medicine www.aonm.org) since 2010\, and is their Director of Research. She is a committee member of the General Naturopathic Council (GNC) as well as the British Society for Ecological Medicine (BSEM)
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