FREE WEBINAR

Gut-Lung Axis:
The Impact of Dysbiosis
on Pulmonary Health

Presented by
Jocelyn Strand, ND

What to expect

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It is well established that the composition of the microflora in our gut is a factor in the development of many illnesses and is affected by genetic predisposition, diet, state of bacterial colonization, and exposure to substances that may disrupt the microbial balance. However, did you know that chronic lung conditions exhibit an altered pulmonary microbiome? The concept of the gut-lung axis posits that dysbiosis in the intestinal microbiota community may have a profound effect on pulmonary health.

Join Dr. Jocelyn Strand as she discusses the gut-lung axis and new clinical evidence supporting how the interrelationships between oral and gastrointestinal health influence respiratory health.


Attendees will learn:

•  The significance of interplay between the microbiomes of the mouth, lungs, and GI tract

•  How the GI microbiome influences the development of systemic immunity

•  Clinical strategies and botanical support for a healthy microbiome
Meet the instructor

Jocelyn Strand, ND

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Jocelyn Strand, ND, completed her doctorate in naturopathic medicine at Bastyr University in 2005. After her graduation, Dr. Strand established a practice in Seattle and worked at Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy as well as in a gastrointestinal specialty clinic. She returned to her home state of Minnesota with a vision of increasing the availability, affordability, and awareness of naturopathic medicine. She opened Lake Superior Natural Medicine, a private practice in which she specialized in GI system disorders, Lyme disease, and autoimmune conditions as a primary care provider through the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice. In 2019, Dr. Strand became the director of clinical education at Bio-Botanical Research, Inc., where she is thrilled to participate in research and lecture around the world.
Patrick Jones - Course author