Previous Meetings
Monday 17, November; the natural remedies for cancer
Dr. Nyjon Eccles talking about the natural remedies for cancer.
Dr. Eccles has been a strong proponent for the early detection of cancer from his Harley Street clinic and specializes in thermo photography in breast cancers.
His wide ranging experience with natural substances and their role in both cancer treatment and prevention will be explained and will include various forms of cancer including breast and prostate.
This is an opportunity to hear the latest thinking about the big C and to ask your own pertinent questions to an expert in the field on how to defeat the most feared disease today.
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October 27, 2008 “the theories of ageing” by Marios Kyriazis, M.D.
Dr. Kyriazis explained some of the proposed theories as to why and how we age. Dr. Kyriazis looked into some of the more popular and agreed examples and explain why these have come about and how they affect our ageing.
It was agreed that without an agreed principle we do not have an agreed treatment/ therapy program! Because whilst many antiageing meetings discuss top-up and repair therapies such as hormone replacement, they don’t help to explain the causes behind the problems, and Dr. Kyriazis also discussed some of the better programs to address the theories of ageing too.
The theories of ageing are not a trivial event because ageing is responsible for the vast majority of degenerative disease and degenerative diseases, apart from being the most debilitating for both the individuals concerned and their families and friends are responsible for between 75 and 90% of the cost in health care today.
There was a lively debate with many questions asked.
July 28, 2008 “how to be dentally fit” by Brian Halvorsen BDS
Dr. Brian Halvorsen, one of Britain’s foremost dentists informed us about how to stay dentally fit. Dr. Halvorsen looked at the perspective of healthy gums and teeth, but also how dental practices, particularly the use of metals in the mouth, can affect the rest of the body.
Dr. Halvorsen made people aware that mercury is the third most toxic substance known, and yet its use in dentistry (and leeching from industrial practices) is allowed to continue, despite countries like Norway banning it on health grounds.
Dr. Halvorsen explained that even the relatively small microgram amounts in an amalgam can kill millions of neurons, as each microgram has literally billions of atoms, and the work of the University of Calgary has shown that one atom can kill one neuron, the work of Boyd Hailey has also associated mercury with Alzheimer’s disease.
Dr. Halvorsen not only highlighted these links but also discussed methods (beyond extraction) of how to reduce and avoid the pitfalls of modern dentistry. These included substances such as EDTA, DMSA, allicin and selenium and he described what he used in his own practice and how his patients (including his accountant) have benefitted from having these heavy metals and toxic body burdens removed from them.
We are looking forward to the release of Dr. Halvorsen’s book “staying dentally fit” later this year.
June 2, 2008; “staying 40” presented by Richard Lippman, Ph.D.
Dr. Richard Lippman, a world expert in free radical scavengers and nominated for the Nobel Prize in medicine spoke about multiple, comprehensive anti-ageing interventions.
Dr. Richard Lippman presented data from published studies and his own clinical and personal experiences about how different products and protocols can help to slow and reverse various aspects of ageing, aspects as identified by the theories of ageing including the free radical, glycation and neuroendocrine.
Some of the highlights of his lecture showed how excessive aerobic exercise can rapidly age an individual, particularly their looks and why it was necessary to prevent free radical production with potent antioxidants such as BHT, glutathione, n-acetylcysteine and others.
Dr. Lippman also highlighted potent anti-glycators such as aminoguanidine and their role in slowing down the ageing process. After 2-years of dedicated research Dr. Lippman hopes to publish his new book, “stay 40” this year.
April 28, 2008 “the cataract cure” by Marios Kyriazis, M.D.
Dr. Marios Kyriazis lecture is titled; “Protecting the ageing eye and maintaining vision into old age.” Dr. Kyriazis will be presenting data on natural substances that have been shown to improve and even repair vision for adults, including the recent Russian development of an eye-drop that appears to reverse conditions of cataract.
The evening will be informal and after a 20-30 minute lecture the floor will be open, giving you the opportunity to ask questions to expert(s).
Light refreshments will be available as well as a chance to network with likeminded individuals and professionals.
October 30, 2007 “the latest antiageing thinking” by Jonathan Wright, M.D.
Speaking at our first reconvened meeting was the bestselling author and world renowned hormone expert, Jonathan Wright M.D. from Washington State, USA.
For those who don't know, Dr Wright has been practising bio-identical and natural medicine for 35 years and his clinic in Tahoma near Seattle is world famous.
His newsletter Nutrition and Healing, reaches more than 100,000 people worldwide and he also advises and educates thousands of physicians through his US based seminars.
Dr. Wright lectured about the latest thinking in antiageing medicine and transfixed the capacity audience with details of BEC5 skin cream and how it has reversed non melanoma skin cancers in more than 80,000 patients, as well as how lithium is a superb protectorate against dementias; (in particular Alzheimer’s). He also outlined another amazing piece of information, the apparent ability of the hormone aldosterone to improve hearing in many patients when it is administered.
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