Resources
Seminar Materials
We felt it was important to protect our resources so that they could be viewed only by people who are authorised to do so. You can purchase the access to resources by ordering a seminar pack. To order please call 08450 760 402
To obtain your username and password, or if you have forgotten it, please call Claire on 08450 760 402 or email claireb@nutri-linkltd.co.uk
Currently available seminars
Only logged in users can browse our resources, please login now.
- 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
The Relevance of Prior Parasitic Infection and The Risk of IBS And CFS
Read the rest of this page »
Giardia lamblia (synonymous with Giardia intestinalis, Lamblia intestinalis and Giardia duodenalis) is a flagellated protozoan parasite that colonises and reproduces in the small intestine, causing giardiasis. The giardia parasite attaches to the epithelium by a ventral adhesive disc, and reproduces via binary fission. Giardiasis does not spread via the bloodstream, nor does it spread to other parts of the gastro-intestinal tract, but remains confined to the lumen of the small intestine.
Latest Review
Cod Liver Oil vs TB
In a feature article in the Christmas 2011 edition of the well-known British Medical Journal, Professor Emeritus Malcolm Green revisited an 1848 study looking at the potential benefits of Cod Liver Oil in the treatment of Tuberculosis.[1]
In the study, carried out by physicians at the Hospital for Consumption, Chelsea (now the Royal Brompton Hospital), 542 patients with consumption (tuberculosis) received standard treatment with cod liver oil. These patients were compared with 535 ‘control’ patients who received standard treatment alone (without cod liver oil).[2]
Read the rest of this page »
Latest Audio
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.
Read the rest of this page »
Latest Video
Social Media for Practitioners
An introduction into the benefits of Social Media for practitioners presented by Nutri-Link Ltd.
Links
A selection of links providing educational support
Show links
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.
