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Just finished the NAP Professional Services Webstore and Learning Environment. With its completion, I've realized a long standing goal: To have NAP website that is optimized for the health professional. A few of the cool new features that I've built into the site include:

  • Extensive discussions of the pharmacology and biochemistry behind the indications and actions of each product. As an extra bonus, I've created a new and distinct version of the Individualist Wikipedia which directly hyperlinks entries to appropriate NAP products.
  • Access to members-only monthly 'webinars' conducted by myself and the NAP Professional Technical Staff (attendance limited to 25 seats). A key feature of an NAP Webinar is its interactive elements -- the ability to give, receive and discuss information. To sign up for NAP Professional Webinars, contact Professional Services toll-free in the US at: 877-226-8973 or by email the Webinar Desk. NAP Webinars are free to all NAP Professional Clients. I'll be lecturing at the next webinar on 'Cancer Survivorship' Monday, August 11, 2008 at 8PM EST
  • NAP Professional Accounts can also participate in the new Pharmashare Professional Affiliate Program.
  • Early notification of upcoming limited attendance IFHI Micro Conferences.
  • Physician-to-Physician Live Help via real time chat.

If you are a licensed health professional (or IfHI certified educator) and wish to open an NAP Professional Services Account click here and fill in the details. Within 24 hours you will be sent a special password to allow you full access to the site. If you are an existing professional client of NAP you can contact Professional Services toll-free in the US at: 877-226-8973 or by email at NAP Professional Services and they'll register you right away.

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I'm slated to lecture at the New York Association of Naturopathic Physicians 2008 Conference. I plan to present on 'Verisimilitude and Malignancy.' Mimicry is an early step in the metastatic process and an important factor in the continued cancer-proneness of survivors. This lecture will discuss nutritional interventions physicians can employ to address these susceptibilities to enhance the survivorship of their oncology patients.

NYANP 2008: Balanced Health: Putting It All Together
8:30 am to 7:30 pm
American Conference Center
3rd Ave (between 48th and 49th) New York, NY
New York Association of Naturopathic Physicians Website

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I will also be lecturing at the 2008 IFHI Certification Micro Conference held by the Plateau Eat Righters on October 25, 2008 in Crossville, Tennessee. This conference is being hosted by my friend Larry Nesbit. It is an IFHI approved certification test site and they will be administering the cetification test for IfHI Fellow.

More information about the Plateau Eat Righters 2008 IFHI Micro Conference is on the IFHI site.

This entry was posted on July 21st, 2008 at 08:53:14 am and is filed under Personalized Medicine, Computer Programming, Medicine, Naturopathic, Nutrition, IfHI.

3 comments

Comment from: Stacie [Visitor]
Dr. D'Adamo, I am a producer for a morning show in Columbus, Ohio. Our host is following this diet and has read your book. He would LOVE to talk to you air this week. After he mentioned it only a time or two he got several e-mails. Would you have a contact number or person I could arrange this with?
07/21/08 @ 18:45
Comment from: Andrea [Visitor]
"Verisimilitude and Malignancy" hope this lecture will be available for health professionals to listen to on the web.

Need someone to cary your books to the Naturopathic Conference? :).

07/22/08 @ 08:06
Comment from: La Verne [Visitor]
I am a 42-year old woman with type 2 diabetes. My blood type is O+, secretor status unknown. I have the book "Diabetes: Fight it with The Blood Type Diet". I have already felt some very positive changes just from increasing the recommended Super Beneficial and Beneficial foods and stopping the Avoid items. I would like to gradually start working some of the Type O supplements into my routine as well. Before doing that, there is something that concerns me. The following web page www.vita4life.net/fillers.html tells some interesting information about the dangers of fillers used in many health supplements. I noticed that your line of supplements uses some of the same fillers named as dangerous in that article. Please explain your reasoning behind the fillers used in Right 4 Your Type products. Thank You

A check of this site gives me the impression that they are making very much out of nothing. Not all fillers are good; not all fillers are bad. Most NAP compounds use the best quality fillers available. More important all thing like bacteria colony count per gram (especially important in herbals). We check every lot. Tableting supplements is often even worse, since many patients can't digest tablets and complain that they pass through still intake. --PD
07/22/08 @ 14:22

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