Download our our 2022 Seminar Schedule available for practitioners in Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. Here . All events this year are available Live In-Person & Live via Zoom! We have invested in technology that uses a camera that tracks the speaker’s movement and new audio equipment in order to bring the live seminar direct to you through Zoom. Like always, we prefer to see your faces and if you attend in-person lunch is on us!

October 8th | 8:30am-5:30pm
In-Person and/or Live Zoomcast

Dr. Keppel will explore the digestive system with emphasis on the function of the liver and gallbladder. Focus will be on physical signs, including musculoskeletal complaints, that reveal dysfunction of the organs of the digestive system and the whole body impact that such dysfunction will have.

October 29th | 8:30am-5:30pm
In-Person and/or Live Zoomcast

Learn from Tim Bahan, one of the most experienced and successful Representatives in Standard Process history as he explores the System Survey Form, Heart Sound Recorder, Foundational Standard Process Complexes such as Cataplex B-Core and so much more.

November 5th | 8:30am-5:30pm
In-Person and/or Live Zoomcast

Hormones in Harmony covers both sex hormones, adrenal & thyroid hormones, and even electrolytes! Dr. Lawrence will cover it all, including stress factors that affect our hormones at each stage of life, cholesterol, DUTCH testing, and electrolytes to help achieve better patient outcomes.

November 19th | 8:30am-5:30pm
In-Person and/or Live Zoomcast

“The Heart of the Matter” is an eye-opening look at the continuing issue of heart disease in our country. A wide array of heart related issues will be covered including nutrient deficiencies, minerals affected by stress, heavy metals and toxins, underlying infections, methylation and more!

December 10th & 11th | TBD
Zoom Webinar

In this seminar, you will learn the specific causes of autoimmune disease, and natural approaches to preventing this rapidly-growing group of conditions at their source. You will also learn how to support patients with these conditions using natural approaches, including Protomorphogens.