Course Instructor
Dr. Ladislau Rosenberg has been involved in research, education, and practice in various fields of integrative medicine for over 45 years and he is recognized as a specialist in apitherapy, aromatherapy, phytotherapy and homeopathy. Dr. Ladislau Rosenberg was an Associate Professor at two important universities in Romania, the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Targu Mures, Faculty of Pharmacy and the University “Lucian Blaga” of Sibiu, Faculty of Medicine …
Dr.Ladislau Rosenberg
Course Instructor
Dr. Mila Emerald PhD., Dr., Sc. holds a Ph.D. in Molecular Biophysics and a Dr. Science in Cellular and Behavioral Neuroscience, boasting over 20 years of experience in both pure research and laboratory settings, as well follow up with teaching, business, and technologies. With profound expertise in Integrative Neurobiology, Neuropsychology, Quantum Neuroscience, and Nanoscience as applied to neurodegenerative pathologies. Dr. M. Emerald has been …
Dr. Mila Emerald
Apitherapy in Neurological Disorders
Course Presented by Department of Phytotherapy , Bio Quantum Academy
This course, “Apitherapy in Neurological Disorders,” offers a specialized exploration of the therapeutic application of bee products in the realm of neurological health. Through a multidisciplinary lens, the curriculum delves into the profound connections between apitherapy and the intricacies of neurological disorders.
Commencing with an introduction to apitherapy, students navigate the diverse landscape of bee products, including honey, royal jelly, bee venom, and propolis. The course scrutinizes the mechanisms through which these substances interact with the nervous system, providing insights into neuroprotective and neuromodulatory effects.
In-depth modules focus on the application of apitherapy in prevalent neurological conditions, such as Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and neuropathic pain. Case studies illuminate historical and contemporary practices, offering a comprehensive understanding of the role of bee products in neurological wellness.
Research methodology tailored to apitherapy equips students to critically evaluate existing studies and design their investigations. The course concludes by delving into future trends, emerging research avenues, and the potential for students to contribute to the evolving field of apitherapy and neurological health.
Upon completion, students emerge with specialized knowledge in leveraging the therapeutic potential of bee products for neurological well-being, preparing them for roles in research, clinical practice, or further academic pursuits at the intersection of apitherapy and neurological disorders.
Teaching Methodology:
– Lectures by experts in apitherapy, neurology, and related fields
– Case studies and group discussions
Assessment:
– Class participation and discussions
– Research projects and presentations
– Mid-term and final exams
– Final project or research paper on a specific aspect of apitherapy in neurological disorders
Resources:
– Textbooks, research papers, and review articles
– Online databases for bee product composition and apitherapy research
– Scientific journals in apitherapy, neurobiology, and related fields
This course should equip students with a deep understanding of the application of apitherapy in neurological disorders, preparing them for research, clinical, or industry roles in this unique and specialized field.
Course Structure
– Overview of apitherapy: history, principles, and applications
– Introduction to neurological disorders and their prevalence
– Basic neuroanatomy and neurophysiology
– Study of major bee products: honey, royal jelly, bee pollen, propolis, and bee venom
– Phytochemical and nutritional composition of bee products
– Variability in composition due to geographic and environmental factors
Exploration of how bee products interact with the nervous system
– Neuroprotective effects of bee venom and other bee products
– Modulation of neurotransmitter systems and neuroinflammation
– Application of apitherapy in common neurological disorders (e.g., Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, neuropathic pain
– Pharmaceutical preparations for the treatment of neurological diseases.
– Case studies and clinical evidence supporting the use of bee products
– In-depth study of bee venom therapy (BVT)
– Techniques for administering bee venom
– Safety considerations and potential side effects
– Designing and conducting research studies in apitherapy
– Evaluation of clinical trials and preclinical studies
– Ethical considerations in apitherapy research
– Integration of apitherapy with mainstream neurological treatments
– Collaborative models between apitherapy and neurolobiology
– Challenges and opportunities in combining therapies
– Patient selection criteria for apitherapy
– Assessment tools for monitoring progress
– Individualized treatment planning in apitherapy for neurological disorders
– Safety guidelines for apitherapy practitioners
– Regulatory frameworks for bee products and apitherapy
– Handling adverse reactions and emergencies
– Current trends in apitherapy research
– Technological advancements and their impact on apitherapy
– Opportunities for further study and collaboration
