Scientific Program

Conference Series Ltd invites all the participants across the globe to attend 9th International Conference and Exhibition on Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda & Acupuncture Barcelona, Spain.

Day 2 :

Conference Series Chinese Medicine Conferences 2018 International Conference Keynote Speaker Oroma Nwanodi photo
Biography:

Oroma Nwanodi  graduated from Meharry Medical College of Nashville, Tennessee in the United States of America as a Medical Doctor in 2001. She specialized in Obstetrics and Gynecology at The University of Massachussets and Maimonides Medical Center. In 2013 and 2014 she obtained specialization in integrative holistic medicine. In 2016 she completed the Doctor of Health Science program at A. T. Still University, Mesa, Arizona. She has practiced in California, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, and Wyoming. She has published more than 30 papers in reputed journals and serves as an editorial board member of repute. 
 

Abstract:

Conventional medical treatments of vulvodynia have limited efficacy.  Surgical resection of the vulva has limiting adverse effects.  Acupuncture and electromyographic (EMG) biofeedback offer alternative, foregiving treatment for vulvodynia.  Currently, acupuncture for unprovoked vulvodynia has shown variable efficacy, but EMG biofeedback for provoked vulvodynia has shown consistent efficacy.   Simplistically, improved trials of acupuncture for treatment of provoked and unprovoked vulvodynia are needed. However, new evidence suggests that patients who accept acupuncture for vulvodynia treatment have different pain types than patients who choose other treatment modalities. Therefore, unbiased trials of acupuncture for treatment of unprovoked and provoked vulvodynia may not occur. Similarly, direct comparison trials acupuncture to EMG biofeedback for the treatment of provoked and unprovoked vulvodynia may not occur.

 

Conference Series Chinese Medicine Conferences 2018 International Conference Keynote Speaker Harsha Gramminger photo
Biography:

-       Studied human medicine, graduation as medical practitioner

-       Education as Ayurvedic therapist in Italy, India (Ayurvedic Royal State College), Germany

-       Further education in psychotherapy and Yoga Massage (Kusum Modak)

-       General Manager of the Euroved academy, clinic and company

-       Vice President of the E.U.A.A. (European Ayurveda Assocation e.V.)

-       Close cooperation with Dr. Vasant Lad/ Ayurvedic Institute Albuquerque

Abstract:

General Health Costs are spiraling in all developed and developing nations of the world. 
In 2013, Germany spent almost € 315 billion on health. 
This was an increase of about € 12,1 billion compared to 2012 : 3910,00 € in 2013 vs. 3770,00 € in 2012 per inhabitant. 
Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity, Hyperlipidemia, Hypertension & Other “civilization” diseases are the main factors for these costs.

With over 8 million sufferers (in 2009 and growing), Diabetes Mellitus is one of the most widespread diseases in Germany. 
Serious “secondary complications” and “associated diseases” / co-morbidities include heart attack, stroke, athlete’s foot etc.

Total costs € 3.817.00 includes three components: Direct - disease, Indirect & associated complication.

Obesity is another new global epidemic and set to become the “number one health problem globally” by the year 2025.  In 2013 52% of all Germans were overweight, which is about 42.02 Million people!  The associated conditions include: Type 2 Diabetes, Hypertension, Vascular diseases, Stroke, Coronary heart disease, Gall stones, Cancer, Sleep Apnea Syndrome, Diseases of the joints and of the skin and more.

Clinical and practical experience is proven, that Ayurveda is able to improve the condition of both Type 2 diabetes and Obesity.   Furthermore it is able by its lifestyle guidance and preventive holistic approach, to reduce and avoid follow–up diseases and costs.

The presentation will show with facts and figures how the wisdom of Ayurveda can be followed for the New Age to prevent, manage and cure such diseases.

Figures for savings to the European Health care costs will be presented and discussed.

  • Acupuncture and Neurology
Location: Indianapolis
Biography:

Master and PhD student from the Federal University of Paraná. Specialist in Acupuncture and Functional Orthopedics of Jaws.
Complementary training in auriculotherapy in France and in acupuncture in Beijing Traditional Medicine Training Center of the WFAS / China.
Postgraduate Professor in Acupuncture. Lectures and Scientific Research Works given in the area of Acupuncture in several National and International Congresses (Boston - Harvard University, Beijing in China), Munich and Chicago)
Member of the Research Nucleus of Acupuncture (NUPEA) of IBRATE Faculty, having main lines of research and studies published in the area of acupuncture and auriculotherapy
Founding member of the Brazilian Dental Society of Acupuncture (SOBA)
Editorial board member and reviewer of the Brazilian Journal of Therapies and Health (RBTS).
Member of the Commission of Integrative Practices of the Regional Council of Dentistry of Paraná (CRO-Pr).
Author of ATLAS of AURICULOTHERAPY from A to Z, Omnipax and chapter "Acupuncture in the Treatment of Sports Dentistry" in the book Sports Dentistry.

Abstract:

Problem Statement: Researchers have long researched the results of acupuncture, including the use of modern techniques such as a neuroimaging. There are few neuroimaging studies performed on microsystems such as auriculotherapy. There are points in auricular acupuncture with recommendations for soothing and other revitalizing effects, which are more conspicuous for practical practice than based on scientific research. Find good results in different sources of stimuli, such as electrotropuntura and laserpuncture, however, studies on these actions are timid. A functional autonomic nervous system (ANS) performance analysis is based on heart rate variability, vascular compensation response (HR min / HR max), obtaining autonomous amplitude and frequency. The individual and physiological variability associated with acupuncture have also been reported in the literature.
Objective: To evaluate an influence on the central nervous system by stimulating between laser and electro in auriculotherapy, through neuroimaging, anxiety control and heart rate.
Theoretical methodologies: Equipment with brain and peripheral sensors was used to capture changes in brain images, anxiety control and real-time heart rate with different stimuli used at auricular points.
Conclusion: It was observed with the data captured in the images that the Stimulation with laserpuncture and electropuntura, has an effective and differentiated response. Conclusion and meaning: a neuroimaging allows to intensify the investigations with microsystems, to investigate its main points, different sources of stimuli and provoked neurophysiological reactions. Thus, it will direct an update and an evolution of auriculotherapy

Dr. Agnès Mazic-de Sonis

Pain Clinic Chirec, Chirec, Site Parc Leopold, Brussels, Belgium

Title: Acupuncture East- West from Chronobiology to Neuroscience
Biography:

A Mazic de Sonis MD  is specialized in pain medicine since 30years .

First trained in France, after a specialization in gynaecology and obstetrics ,the interest

in the bio psychosocial management of chronic disease and pain treatment allowed a

multidisciplinary training involving TCM acupuncture pharmaconutritionnal and pain

medicine .

In 1990 a pain clinic project has been created in CHIREC Brussels involving all processes

in pain treatment and integrative approach.

a clinical research on refractory pain treatment , drug tolerance or side effect ,efficacy

close to acupuncture has been performed since . the field of acupuncture research

there is a need for a bidirectional approach, where basic science studies and clinical

trials each inform the other.

She is involved as pain medicine professor and acupuncture in Brussels and Paris

In charge of a special interest group integrative pain medicine supported by Belgian

pain society(IASP) the project is evaluation and systematisation in a translational way.

Abstract:

The last decade a multimodal bio-psychosocial management of pain has been proposed. For patients with chronic pain and/or chronic pain refractory to conservative treatment it is important to assess all factors involved with chronicity. The principles of traditional Chinese medicine link three major themes: nutrition and microbiome, neuroplasticity, and homeostasis while considering the side effects of medication. The improved biological, genetic and epigenetic knowledge has contributed to a better understanding of the acupuncture mechanism. Neuroimaging demonstrate the brain regions activated by acupuncture and also illustrates the differences with sham or placebo. These brain areas are associated with a pain matrix.

In the field of acupuncture research there is a need for a bidirectional approach to acupuncture research, where basic science studies and clinical trials each inform the other.

From the recently published case reports on the management of chronic refractory pain

management, we highlight, the diagnostic steps, the reasoning of the traditional Chinese medicine

that is integrated with the chronobiology purpose and the epigenetics factors involved, thus allowing

a strategy for acupuncture that addresses the chronicity and the modified parameters such as sleep,

nutrition, reactive depression and the different vicious circles induced by chronic pain (peripheral

and central sensitization).

A strategy integrating pharmaco nutritional and acupuncture approach shows as described in literature a better response and tolerance of the treatment, a dose reduction and a significant improvement of the parameters involved with the chronicity.

Keywords: Acupuncture- multimodal treatment - nutrition - chronobiology - pain - integrative medicine.

  • Integrative Medicine
Location: Indianapolis

Chair

Oroma Nwanodi

Medical Doctor

Session Introduction

Dr. Milagros Cejas Tarafa

Milagros Cejas Tarafa, Natural and Traditional Medicine, Spain Past: Luiz Moraes Medicina Tradicional Chinesa e Terapias Naturais

Title: Importance of Nigella Sativa, as nutraceutic
Biography:

Licensed in physics,University of the City of Havana 1991 Postgraduate in Lenses Concourses and convex in ophthalmology Postgraduate courses in Natural and Traditional Medicine Graduates in Chinese Medicine and Natural Medicine. Diet and nutrition Specialist in Natural Medicine and Acupuncture in the Center ofNatural Medicine and Dental Clinic Nurlenes Imparte: Conferences, Seminars and Courses in Subjects related to: Quantum physical spirituality Theory of Chaos, Neurocatology. Publishing articles in prestigious magazines.

Abstract:

The human being has always sought a better way of living, of having excellent health and living conditions, as well as of existing for a longer time.

Dr. DeFelice defined nutraceuticals as "a food or part of a food that provides medical or health benefits, including the prevention and / or treatment of diseases

Nigella Sativa has been recognized for its effectiveness in the treatment of diseases such as cancer, diabetes, asthma, arthritis, hypertension, insomnia, immune system activation

On the other hand, the close relationship between the health care of the Nigella Sativa and its precise correspondence as nutriceutic with the Epigenetic

 

Keyword: Nigella Sativa, nutraceutic, epigenetic

General objectives:

To make known the importance of the Nigella Sativa as a nutraceutic as well as its functionality and its importance in the epigenetic.

 

Specific objectives:

To determine and to know the different paradigms in the imprint of the therapeutic work of the curative effect of the Nigella Sativa as nutriceutico as well as its precise relation with the epigenetics

To determine the importance of nutriceutics in the prediction of a better quality and life expectancy

 

Conclusions:

Nutraceuticals occupy this large space that exists between food and medicine and strongly claim a legal space of their own that takes into account their characteristics and idiosyncrasy and allows them to develop their therapeutic potential.