LIVE WEBINAR | Dr Ross Walker
Designs for Health Australia invites you to register for this important Webinar:
Health Impacts of COVID-19 on the Cardiovascular System
Efficacy & Evidence for Clinical Support
Presentation + Live Q & A Discussion
Dr Ross Walker and Linda Dal Molin ND
TUESDAY 30th August 2022 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm AEST (Sydney time)
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Engage in evidence-based practitioner education
Join renowned Australian clinician Dr Ross Walker, as he explores the science behind the effects of COVID-19 on Cardiovascular health
Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) cause 27% of deaths in Australia. One in six Australians self-report as living with CVD, accounting for more than 4 million Australians.
Coinciding with the current pandemic is an increase in Cardiovascular complaints. Join us as Dr Walker takes a deep dive into the effect COVID-19 is having on the cardiovascular system and what we can do to support our patients.Â
Join Dr Walker as he draws on his clinical expertise and current research into promising clinical support for patients with cardiovascular diseases and viral infections.
Learn key therapeutic concepts to support cardiovascular functions:
- Risk factors in patients infected with COVID-19
- Cytokine Storm and Heart Damage
- Endothelial Dysfunction in COVID-19
- Myocarditis and COVID-19
- Hypertension and COVID-19
Discussion of Ubiquinol research for viral infections
- Ubiquinol and its therapeutic potential against COVID-19 and other similar infections
- Ubiquinol, as an anti-inflammatory agent for the management and prevention of a variety of diseases with inflammatory pathogenesis
- Ubiquinol as a neuroprotective agent to reduce oxidative stress and modulate immunologic reactions.
(These properties may help to reduce CNS inflammation and prevent BBB damage and neuronal apoptosis in COVID19 patients)
A fresh perspective for clinical practice
During this webinar, Dr Walker will share his renowned diagnostic and treatment methods as an integrative cardiologist.Â
He will discuss:
- The latest studies indicating how COVID-19 is affecting the Cardiovascular system
- Ubiquinol as an immune and cardiovascular supplement
- Types of patients who will benefit from Ubiquinol supplementation
- Cardiovascular case studies in the age of COVID-19
Webinar Schedule
7:00 am – 7:45 pm – Live presentation from Dr Ross Walker
7:45 pm – 8.10 pm – Case Studies
8.10 pm – 8.25 pm – Live Q&A discussion moderated by Linda Dal Molin
8.30 pm – Webinar concludes
Join in for a lively session with an expert presentation, case studies and engaging Q&A
You can ask your questions live or in advance.
Learn from Dr Walker’s wealth of experience
Dr Ross Walker
Clinician, Researcher, Educator
Dr Ross Walker is an eminent practicing cardiologist with a passion for people and health with 40 years of experience as a clinician. For the past 20 years, he has been focusing on preventative cardiology and is one of Australia’s leading preventative health experts.
Considered one of the world’s best keynote speakers and life coaches, he is the author of seven best-selling books and a regular health presenter in the Australian Media. Dr Ross appears weekly on national radio networks.
Dr Walker runs the Sydney Heart Health Clinic in Lindfield on Sydney’s North Shore, a clinic that focuses on all aspects of non-invasive and preventative cardiology.
Meet Your Webinar Host
Linda Dal Molin ND
Designs for Health Australia
Linda Dal Molin is the Director of Sales and Education for Designs for Health Australia.
Linda has a Masters in Human Nutrition, Bachelor of Health Science (Complementary Medicine), Advanced Diploma in Naturopathy. She has been a practitioner for 22 years and worked in the natural health space for 25 years.
Linda has developed a strong relationship with the Designs for Health practitioner community. She will moderate the Q&A discussion with Dr Walker in this webinar and engage our live Designs for Health practitioner community to bring insight and practical clinical pearls for all.