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'The role of Probiotics in Natural Health' 27th February 2010 Cavendish, London.
If you couldn’t make this CAM Conference you can purchase the post-show downloads which includes the audio and presentations from the event for £50+VAT. Simply telephone 01279 810080.
Refreshments and registration 9.30
10.00-11.00
'How to maximise the benefits of microflora'
Peter Cartwright explains how the trillions of microbes that live with us (the microflora) play a very important role in our health. There are different microflora in the digestive tract, the vagina, the upper respiratory tract, the mouth and the skin. This presentation describes the various microflora and discusses how to maximise their benefits.
Peter Cartwright MSc MA
Peter Cartwright is the author of Probiotics for Crohn's and Colitis and two other books on intestinal health. He has an MSc in microbiology, and specialises in the human microflora. Peter has given over 40 lectures on probiotics to doctors in 10 countries, and has
17 years' experience of managing patient associations.
Refreshments 11.00-11.30
11.30-12.30
'The role of probiotics in women's health'
This talk will cover the specific benefits of probiotics in relation to women¹s health problems including vaginal infections, urinary tract infections, preterm birth and weight loss after pregnancy. The role of probiotics in hormone dependent problems such as PMS, fibroids, endometriosis, breast problems, osteoporosis etc will also be discussed.
Dr Marilyn Glenville PhD (Camb)
Dr Marilyn Glenville PhD is
the UK's leading nutritionist specialising in women's health. She is President of the Food and Health Forum at the Royal Society of Medicine, a registered nutritionist, psychologist, author and broadcaster who obtained her doctorate from Cambridge University. For over thirty years Dr Glenville has studied and practised nutrition, both in the UK and in the USA, specialising in the natural approach to female hormone problems. Dr Glenville is the author of eight internationally bestselling books on women's health which have been translated into 20 different languages. As a respected author on women's health care she makes regular appearances on television, radio and in the press including: This Morning Show, Women¹s Hour and BBC 1 Breakfast Show. She is a popular international speaker.
Lunch 12.30-1.45
1.45-2.30
'How to turn your practice on its head - a new model for the new decade'
This talk looks at an issue that most CAM therapists find it hard to come to terms with - the fact that they are in business. Graham Rowan's contention is that the business model under which practitioners operate - seeing patients by the hour in face-to-face consultations at bricks and mortar clinics - is fundamentally flawed. He will explain his 2010 Practice Pyramid which gives any nutritional therapist the chance to develop a successful practice that will be sustainable for the long term and will also focus on the power of niche marketing with some examples to get you thinking about how you can become the expert in your niche.
Graham Rowan
Graham Rowan is Director of the National Nutrition Clinic and Founder of CAM Inner Circle. Following a twenty-five year career sales and marketing career in the technology sector he established the National Nutrition Clinic in 2004. It has grown to be one of the UK’s leading groups of weight loss and nutrition clinics with branches in Harley Street, Victoria and Richmond. He now helps CAM therapists to build their practices using sophisticated marketing and patient retention strategies, including a special focus on helping CAM therapists find work with the NHS through creative dialogue with GPs and PCTs.
2.30-3.30
'How gut flora and digestive health affects our children'
Autism, asthma, eczema, ADHD, allergies and other health problems: why do more and more of our children suffer from these health problems? Dr Campbell-McBride will be talking about what gut flora and digestive health have to do with our children's overall health, ability to learn and behaviour.
Natasha Campbell-McBride M.D.
MMedSci (neurology), MMedSci
(nutrition)
Dr Campbell-McBride is a keynote speaker at many professional conferences and seminars around the world. She frequently gives talks to health practitioners, patient groups and associations. She is a Member of The Society of Authors and a regular contributing health editor to a number of magazines and newsletters.
Having treated her son
of the autistic spectrum, Dr. Campbell-McBride returned to practice in 2000 and runs the Cambridge Nutrition Clinic. She has specialised in using nutritional approach as a treatment, and has become recognised as one of the world's leading experts in treating children and adults with learning disabilities and other mental disorders, as well as children and adults with digestive and immune disorders.
Refreshments 3.30-4.00
4.00-5.00 Panel session
