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Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice®
This 5-day course applies just such a systematic approach. Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice® is an intensive exploration of the best research and clinical experience available in the field today. The course is organised so that the information is divided into major categories of fundamental clinical imbalances that give rise to what we eventually diagnose as disease or primary risks of disease. In the case studies sessions, which follow the in-depth lecture presentations about the underlying science, you learn to sort and evaluate information to make it clinically applicable.
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Dr Tom O’Bryan workshop
Exclusively for practitioners who have booked in for the Saturday presentation, this workshop presents an opportunity for practitioners to have an extended Question and Answer session with Dr O’Bryan and to go over some comprehensive case histories.
This workshop:
- Is only for practitioners who attend the main Saturday presentation on the 10th March
- Will be held at the same venue, the RSM, 1 Wimpole Street, London, W1g 0AE in the Marcus Beck Library
- Will run from 9.30am – 11am
- Is limited to 25 places.
- Costs £20 plus VAT
- Does not have any CPD points attached to it.
Dr Tom O’Bryan: Nutrigenomic Therapies for Autoimmune Disease. – Beyond ‘One Drug–One Target’ Treatments
This full-day presentation will address the intersection of Functional Immunology with Health and Disease. Furthering the integration of neuroendocardioimmunology, we will focus on the role of chronic inflammation, which initiates at the cellular level, fueling the inflammatory cascade that spreads systemically, eventually causing enough tissue damage to be recognisable as a diagnosable condition. Practically every known degenerative disease is a disease of inflammation at the cellular level.
Workshop – Metabolic Syndrome
Antony Haynes BA Dip ION will be presenting this informal three hour workshop in South London.
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Abundant Energy Bristol
Abundant Energy
National Seminar Details
Fatigue is one of the most commonly presenting complaints, affecting millions of people; it is pandemic. There is no formal diagnosis, simply a subjective opinion about the way you feel. It reduces quality of life, affects productivity, creativity, well-being and happiness and is prevalent in modern society.
Come and learn how to improve the energy of your patients, and help them to overcome fatigue.
Antony will present a model for assessing the most appropriate nutritional intervention for the patient in front of you. This encompasses adrenal fatigue, hypothyroidism, chronic fatigue syndrome / fibromyalgia, and anaemias.
In addition, the benefits of specific key nutrients will be highlighted, with the science behind them. In particular, you will be introduced to a unique natural plant extract that enhances cell membrane health to restore vibrancy, already clinically proven to improve energy.
One of the most important attributes in life is to have abundant energy.
You will learn these things:
- The principle causes of fatigue, and how to identify them.
- What reliable fatigue scales or evaluations can be used in clinical practice.
- Which laboratory tests are most useful to reflect energy deficit and how to interpret them.
- What key foods and food supplements make a difference to energy production and storage, and when to use them, for a variety of different fatigue conditions.
Presenter:
Antony J. Haynes
Antony Haynes is Head of Technical Services for Nutri-Link and a qualified and practicing Nutritional Therapist. He has personally treated in excess of 11,000 people and still maintains a very busy Harley Street Clinic. Like you, he regularly faces patients with the complaint of fatigue and lack of energy. His many years of experience combined with his many positive and negative anecdotes derived from clinical life will really bring this subject to life and open new and exciting treatment strategies.
Presented with vigour, enthusiasm and interlaced with clinical experiences and case histories, your evening will provide you with a number of effective interventions to help your clients, patients and possibly yourself, feel better and more energetic.
Places are limited and early booking is recommended as our seminars and lectures tend to sell out in advance. To avoid disappointment, do call Nutri-Link to confirm your seat.
Materials:
A full set of slides and relevant notes will be made available and recordings of the event will be available to all attendees.
Where:
Held at the Armada House Conference Centre, Bristol.
Times:
Registration is from 5.30pm and presentation starts at 6.00pm sharp with completion at 9.00pm.
Continuing Professional Development
| CPD Approval | Credits/hours |
|---|---|
 British Association for Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy |
applied for |
 Naturopathic Nutrition Association |
applied for |
Dr Tom O’Bryan: Gluten Sensitivity and Coeliac Disease
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Antony Haynes – Weight Loss Triage – Manchester
A comprehensive weight management seminar to be held in:
London: on the 1st February 2011
Manchester: on the 2nd February 2011
Antony Haynes: Weight Loss Triage – London
A comprehensive weight management seminar to be held in:
London: on the 1st February 2011
Manchester: on the 2nd February 2011
Put Down That Bread – Gluten Sensitivity Explained – Public Lecture
Have you ever suspected that you and bread do not really get on? Do you find the smell, texture and taste delicious but that once eaten you start to feel less well?
You are not alone, literally hundreds of thousands of people in the UK are facing an environmental challenge at almost every meal – WHY – well wheat and other gluten containing grains are ubiquitous in our prepared foods and the numbers of people with an immune reaction to its principle protein –Gluten- are multitudinous.
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Dr Tom O’Bryan: Gluten sensitivity and coeliac disease
Until the 1980s, coeliac disease was considered to be a rare disease, but in the 1990s it became clear that it was a frequent condition. Coeliac disease is an inflammatory disorder of the small intestine with an autoimmune component and strong heritability. Dr. Tom O’Bryan is a well-respected speaker and workshop leader specialising in coeliac disease & gluten intolerance, and a clinician par excellence in treating chronic disease and metabolic disorders from a Functional Medicine perspective. His expertise in finding the root cause of the malady or syndrome sets him apart.
CPD credits applied for.
The immune system is prone to the same grave misfortunes as any defense system handling weapons: collateral damage that comes with the destruction of the enemy on one’s own territory and friendly fire due to mistaken identity. Whereas the collateral damage is the price we pay for clearance of infections, autoimmunity is a pathological process. Nevertheless, the effector mechanisms involved in both processes are the same. Whether environment can be a cause, a trigger or an amplifier of an autoimmune disease are questions that are being intensively investigated.
