What are the functions of sex hormones in relation to the brain and nervous system?

Neurodegenerative diseases and mental health issues are multifactorial but optimising hormone health is key to protection!

What are the roles of estrogen, progesterone, testosterone in this context?

How are women’s brains different and why do women have a greater risk for cognitive decline and dementia?

In this instant access webinar, we are taking a deep dive into women’s hormones, and the impact they have on cognitive function, dementia and overall mood!

We have hormones expert, Dr Ghazala Aziz-Scott teaching us. She is the Clinical Director and Lead Doctor at the Marion Gluck Clinic, a leader in bioidentical hormone balancing and functional medicine, providing an expertise in precision medicine and integrative women’s health.

So if you have questions or confusion around hormones and your brain – don’t miss this webinar!

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You can expect to learn:

Why do women have a greater risk for cognitive decline and dementia?
What role do hormones have in this?
Why do women experience memory loss and emotional changes in the menopause?
What are the links between hormones, the menstrual cycle and PMS?
Interaction of stress hormones with the rest of the endocrine system and high cortisol.
Hormones and their relation to the brain complex – roles of gut microbiome, immune system, circadian rhythms, enteric and autonomic nervous system.
How to enhance brain health from a holistic perspective.
What about bioidentical hormones? What exactly are bioidentical hormones and what discussion of their various therapeutic uses to support brain health

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Details:

Instant access once you sign up
£15 or £10 for FRIENDS
Suitable for the public and health practitioners
70 mins of lecture with 20 mins Q&A

Get instant access to this webinar below.

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About our Teacher:

Dr Ghazala Aziz-Scott is the Clinical Director and Lead Doctor at the Marion Gluck Clinic. She is a
leader in bioidentical hormone balancing and functional medicine, providing an expertise in precision
medicine and integrative women’s health.

Ghazala studied Medicine at Cambridge University and graduated with a Masters in Neuroscience,
Medical Ethics and Law, completing her clinical training at Oxford University in 1991. Subsequently, she
was an experienced senior GP in a large NHS practice in west London for two decades, and also taught
medical students at Imperial and Kings. She has always been drawn to a holistic, personalised approach to treating patients, honouring the mind-body connection and combining cutting edge science with more
ancient traditions such as Ayurveda. She furthered her training with the Marion Gluck Training Academy
and the Institute of Functional Medicine (IFM) for full certification.

Passionate about her growing field of personalised medicine, she thrives on educating via a variety of
platforms, lecturing for the Institute of Optimal Nutrition (ION)), a guest lecturer on the IFM advanced
hormone module, workshops at the Integrative and Personalised Medicine Conference 2023 and several
lectures for Nutrition Collective including the Ultimate Hormones Conference. She has also contributed to several national publications including the Independent and Forbes and is a regular podcast guest.

Proceeds generated from ticket sales go towards supporting the foundation’s charitable work.

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