Understanding the Gut–Brain–Immune Connection
Discover the powerful relationship between nutrition, mental health, gut health, and autoimmune diseases in this comprehensive educational webinar, now available on demand exclusively through Nutribites.
This scientific session explores the latest evidence on how psychological stress, the gut microbiome, and nutrition influence immune function and chronic inflammatory diseases, providing practical insights that healthcare professionals can apply in clinical practice.
Meet the Speakers
Dr. Heba Samir Hassan
Consultant of Internal Medicine & Geriatrics
Clinical Nutrition Specialist
Dr. Heba discusses the nutritional and physiological mechanisms linking autoimmune diseases with gut health and immune regulation, while presenting evidence-based nutritional strategies for patient care.
Dr. Hend Oteiba
Clinical Nutrition Specialist
Health Coach
Member of the Egyptian Society of Nutrition (ESNO)
In her session, “The Body Keeps the Score,” Dr. Hend explains how chronic stress affects immune function and chronic disease, while introducing practical behavioral and psychological strategies to improve overall health.
Webinar Format
🎥 Recorded Webinar (On-Demand)
📍Watch anytime, anywhere, and learn at your own pace.
Why Watch This Webinar?
✔ Gain a deeper understanding of the interaction between nutrition, mental health, and immune function.
✔ Learn evidence-based concepts that can be applied directly in clinical practice.
✔ Explore practical nutritional and behavioral strategies for supporting patients with autoimmune and chronic inflammatory diseases.
Start Learning Today
Access this webinar now through Nutribites and expand your knowledge with an evidence-based, multidisciplinary approach to autoimmune diseases, mental health, and clinical nutrition.
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Course Content
Nutrition & Autoimmune Diseases
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Dr. Heba Samir Hassan
Mental Health & Chronic Disease
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