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Free talks on health topics as part of the Healthy Solution series from the Meridian Osteopathic Clinic

No new talks planned for the moment - keep looking in... or if you and your association, club or society wish Michael to give a presentation, please contact the clinic here

Previous topics covered included:

Aches, pains and poor memory - help is available

Tiredness - improve your energy levels

You may have suggestions for future talks on health related topics, if so we would be pleased to hear from you, contact us here or phone the clinic.

Previous Talks

13th March, 2006, Monday: Sussex Dental Nurses Group, 19 North Street, Lewes 7.30pm - 9pm

Included:

  • Posture - looking after your back
  • Foods - the cause of back pain?
  • Comfort - Correct work position

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19th January, 2006, Thursday: W.I Newhaven 10am - 12am

Included:

  • Guidance on reducing/avoiding Arthritis, poor memory, joint aches and pains.
  • Reducing the 'Obstacles to health' - What are they and how to avoid them
  • Food to avoid or limit in daily intake

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19th March, 2005, Saturday: Ladies Day Fair, Meridian Centre, Peacehaven 10am - 4pm

In support of Arthritis Research and Breast Cancer Campaign

Included:

  • Exhibition and various stands
  • Promoting healthy alternatives to help Arthritis
  • Promoting healthy alternatives to help Cancer
  • Reducing the risks of Arthritis
  • Reducing the risks of Cancer
  • Reducing the 'Obstacles to health' - What are they and how to avoid them
  • Food - Allergy or Intolerance?
  • Food - Life saver or killer?

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21st March, 2005, Monday: 'Windows 2 your future - JobsFair' The Horntye Park sports complex, Bohemia Road, Hastings 10am - 4pm

Organised by jobcentreplus and Working Neighourhoods

Included:

  • Exhibition and various stands
  • Food Intolerance: Plain and Simple …Or am I just too sensitive?
  • Allergy is rare.
  • Intolerence is common.
  • Allergy is a biochemical process by your body system, it occurs when the immune system responds defensively to a specific food protein that is not harmful to the body. Most have heard of Peanut allergy and have read about the consequences.
  • Intolerance is a biochemical overload by your body system, a food-induced reaction that does not involve the immune system. Such as Lactose or house dust intolerance, but you never read of anyone dying from drinking cow’s milk or inhaling dust from their carpet!
  • Intolerance is often caused by too much of the same foods and the body’s own inability to eliminate the build up of toxins created by those same foods. In a word the body becomes too sensitive!
  • If you can reduce the sensitivity... you will be less intolerant.

24th June 2004, Thursday: BFAT... back pain, foods, allergy testing 7pm - 9pm

A review of the previous talks with practical demonstration and allowing ample time for discussion.

Included:

  • Pain... recovery and prevention
  • Eating fat helps lose weight
  • How the muscle test works and the body responds.
  • Stressed by the foods you eat?
  • Colour and how it can be used for diagnosis
  • 'Obstacles to health' - What are they and how to avoid them
  • Expand further from previous talk on the influence of nutrition
  • Allergy or Intolerance?

Time will be available during the talk for discussion on the topics and issues raised. There will be practical demonstration of the use of colour as a diagnostic tool, the manual muscle test, and how to distinguish between a food allergy and intolerance.

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22nd April 2004, Thursday: Food Allergies - Diagnosis and Remedy 7pm - 9pm

The use of muscle testing to aid diagnosis, especially useful for food allergies/intolerance

Topics discussed included:

  • Food Allergy or Food Intolerance - Explanation of the difference?
  • How muscle testing is a very effective diagnostic tool - practical demonstration
  • How the muscle test works and the body responds.
  • How to identify the 'bad' foods
  • Your 'bad' food is often another persons remedy
  • Foods and your Blood type - the connection
  • Colour and how it effects our wellbeing
  • 'Obstacles to health' - What are they and how to avoid them
  • Expand further from previous talk on the influence of nutrition
  • How this information can help

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26th February 2004, Thursday: Food - eat fat for health ...and lose weight 7pm - 9pm

Talk to provide information and guidance to understanding how to lose those extra pounds, by eating the essential fats required for normal cell function. The need for the body to be and feel nourished.

Talk and discussion on the natural solution to:

  • Nutrition as a fuel, building blocks, support and repair for the body
  • What is food and nourishment?
  • Food and stress
  • Eating fat helps lose excess weight
  • Poor nutrition as the cause of pain, and stiff painful joints
  • Nutrition and immune function against disease
  • Food - Allergy or intolerance?
  • How to indentify and remove the obstacles to health
  • Help available to improve nutrition

According to Bruce Ames, a highly respected and acknowledged expert on nutrition and his group believe that micronutrient deficiencies drive obesity.

This is because energy rich but nutrient poor diets will create a state that drives us to eat more to obtain adequate nutrients. In other words, the overweight and obese are constantly hungry because they are deficient in key nutrients.

(Ames BN. The Metabolic Tune-Up: Metabolic Harmony and Disease Prevention. J Nutr 2003; 15442-48S - Bruce Ames is professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of California, Berkeley, and senior scientist at Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute)

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October 16th 2003 'Active Recovery' Prevention and Rehabilitation 7pm - 9pm
as part of National Back Care Awareness Week

Talk and discussion on the natural solution to:

  • Headaches
  • sinusitis
  • frozen shoulder
  • RSI
  • aches and pains
  • joint flexibility
  • asthma
  • arthritic Pain
  • whiplash Injury
  • IBS
  • sports injuries
  • ...and many more

Recovery: For and Against
Acute - Chronic into acute again
Can we effect change? - Yes
Balanced relationship between Chemical, physical and Emotional states of the body
When out of balance, the effect is Stress
Proactive response to healthy life and not Reactive to symptoms /conditions
Prevention is better than cure
How Osteopathy can help
Why osteopathy is effective for many conditions and symptoms
What you can do to prevent problems and the return of symptoms in the future

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