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Currently available seminars
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- GI Functionality & Health Workshop – 23rd March 2013
- A Functional Medicine Approach to Auto-Immune Conditions
- Prof Garth Nicolson & Dr Rita Ellithorpe
- Dr Tom O’Bryan: Nutrigenomic Therapies for Autoimmune Disease.
- Abundant Energy Seminar – Antony Haynes
- Dr Tom O’Bryan: Gluten Sensitivity and Coeliac Disease
- Weight Loss Triage Seminar – Antony Haynes
- Antony Haynes – Hormonal Balance
- Antony Haynes – Cardiovascular Rejuvenation
- Dr James Wilson – Recovering from Adverse Stress and Fatigue
- Antony Haynes: Healthy Aging – Youthful Looks
- Antony Haynes: Sports Nutrition – A Functional Medicine Approach
- Antony Haynes: Female Hormone Health
- Dr Martin Pall PhD Nutritional Updates on Complex Diseases
- Dr Jay Lombard: A Functional Medicine Approach To Mental Health
- Antony J Haynes: Weight Loss II
- Dr David Brownstein MD: Thyroid Health and Iodine Therapy
- Probiotics – Sorting the ‘Wheat from the Chaff’
- The Enzyme Therapy of Cancer
- Detoxification and Essential Fatty Acids
- Sirtuins, Cardiovascular Health & Anti-Aging
- Adrenal Fatigue
- Prof. M. Pall – Explaining Unexplained Illnesses
Latest Abstract
Probiotics Reduce Hepatic Encephalopathy Risk by 50%
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At the International Liver Congress 2013: 48th Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL). An abstract was presented exploring the role of probiotics in the reduction of risk for development of hepatic encephalopathy Abstract 78. Presented April 26, 2013.
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The Next Generation Vitamin E: How Tocotrienols Prevent and Repair Heart, Brain and Liver Disease
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Hidden in the stately steppes of gentle rice paddies, lurking in shiny clusters of red and purple palm fruit, nestled in tiny annatto seeds from the achiote tree…lies a quartet of potent anti-inflammatory, highly protective molecules called tocotrienols. They are cousins to the four tocopherols. Together, all eight comprise the Vitamin E family, a lipid-loving arsenal of molecules essential to health. Each has its own healing profile. According to molecular biochemist Chandan Sen, of Ohio State University, “Current studies of the biological functions of vitamin E continue to indicate that each member of the vitamin E family possesses unique biological functions often not shared by other family members.”[1]
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The Science of H1N1
June 5, 2009 – Science & the CityPodcasts
Top researchers offer an in-depth look at the science behind the global influenza outbreak, plus some of the work being done to keep us healthy.
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Social Media for Practitioners
An introduction into the benefits of Social Media for practitioners presented by Nutri-Link Ltd.
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