Stress Mitigation “Abreatheiated”
Karen DiMarco Karen DiMarco

Stress Mitigation “Abreatheiated”

Let’s be real, stress is like that one guest who shows up uninvited and refuses to leave. And if you’re a nurse, you know that stress doesn’t just knock—it kicks down the door and sets up camp! But what if we told you there’s a way to show stress the exit? It’s called "Stress Mitigation Abreathiated", and it’s not your typical snooze-worthy stress management course.

On November 13, 2024, join the brilliant duo of Karen DiMarco & Ed Harrold as they take you on a stress-busting journey that’s as practical as it is powerful—and yes, you get nursing CE credits for it too.

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The Critical Role of Copper in Metabolic Health: Insights for Nurses and Patients
Karen DiMarco Karen DiMarco

The Critical Role of Copper in Metabolic Health: Insights for Nurses and Patients

As healthcare professionals, nurses are constantly seeking to expand their knowledge and apply the latest scientific findings to improve patient care. One often-overlooked nutrient that has a profound impact on metabolic health is copper. In a recent episode of the Accelerated Health TV and Radio Show, Sara Banta and expert Morley Robbins explored the vital connection between copper, metabolism, and overall health. This discussion sheds light on how copper deficiency may be linked to serious health conditions such as insulin resistance, fatty liver disease, and impaired fat metabolism.

Understanding the metabolic functions of copper not only equips nurses to provide better patient care but also offers actionable insights that could help patients manage chronic conditions more effectively. And now, through RNegade.pro, nurses can earn continuing education (CE) credits while diving deeper into this critical topic via Sara Banta’s podcast in our extensive Partner Podclass library.

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Unlocking the Power of Nitric Oxide: Why It Matters for Nurses and Patients
Karen DiMarco Karen DiMarco

Unlocking the Power of Nitric Oxide: Why It Matters for Nurses and Patients

Nitric oxide (NO) may seem like just another molecule, but it plays a monumental role in maintaining our overall health. This crucial compound is often referred to as a "signaling molecule" because it communicates important messages between cells and regulates many physiological processes.

As a nurse, understanding the science of nitric oxide isn't just a bonus—it's essential for improving patient care, especially in the face of widespread chronic conditions. And now, through RNegade.pro, you can earn nursing CE credits while learning from Sara Banta’s insightful podcasts, which delve into this vital topic.

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