Naturopathic Nutrition Association Conference & AGM

 

‘THE BIG Cs: Cancer, Covid and a spike in Chronic Diseases’

Supporting clients through our healthcare crisis

Saturday 24 June 2023, 155 Bishopsgate, London

Featuring: Patricia Peat, Edward Joy and Rob Verkerk PhD

Book your place

Naturopathic Nutrition Association Conference & AGM

 

‘THE BIG Cs: Cancer, Covid and a spike in Chronic Diseases’

Supporting clients through our healthcare crisis

Saturday 24 June 2023, 155 Bishopsgate, London

Featuring: Patricia Peat, Edward Joy and Rob Verkerk PhD

Book your place

‘THE BIG Cs: Cancer, Covid and a spike in Chronic Diseases’

Supporting clients through our healthcare crisis

The Naturopathic Nutrition Association Conference is back, live and in-person for 2023! We’ve got three expert speakers, all experts in their field – tackling the three ‘Big C’s – cancer, COVID and chronic disease.

Tickets include:

  • A full day’s education with four internationally-recognised speakers.
  • A three course healthy buffet lunch.
  • A delegate pack featuring all slides and space to write notes.
  • Access to the exhibitor area, featuring 60+ of the industry’s leading product suppliers and service providers
  • Free goody bag
  • Audio, video and presentation downloads sent to you after the event.
  • Audio, video and presentation downloads from the co-located event, the IHCAN Summit (worth £50).

Co-located with the IHCAN Summit

This year’s Conference & AGM is co-located with the IHCAN Summit; giving you access to the 60+ exhibitors, a free three course lunch, plus all the downloads from the Summit – all included in the ticket price. 

The Speakers

We’ve invited internationally-recognised speakers on the topic of cancer, COVID and chronic disease.

Patricia Peat

‘Integrative Support With Cancer, Latest Research’

About Patricia Peat
Patricia Peat was formerly an oncology nurse running oncology clinics. Her journey of 30 years supporting people dealing with cancer has led to her questioning the authenticity of the modern medical model. Seeing cancer patients struggle with difficult emotions: shock, fear, anxiety, grief, trepidation, uncertainty.

But for many people, the worst feeling was of not being in control – of their treatment, their future, their health outcomes.

Also, of not being listened to when they wanted to find ways to help themselves, “the sense of disempowerment was palpable”.

Patricia recognised that what people needed was access to quality, up-to-date information and research about all the latest and best approaches to the treatment and management of their illness so they could take charge of their cancer decisions – and reclaim their health choices for themselves.

So, in 2000 she founded Cancer Options to provide them with access to this information and research, and help people understand their treatment decisions and support options.

Patricia has become a renowned and entertaining lecturer on this research and remains passionate about encouraging the safe integration of complementary therapies with the best orthodox ones.

Patricia Peat Dip Pall C Dip UTR
She is a visiting lecturer for the Centre for Nutrition Education & Lifestyle Management CNELM in partnership with Middlesex University London
Visiting lecturer for the Institute for Optimum Nutrition
Medical advisor to the Yes to Life
Co-author of the Frontier Guide to Medicine with Professor Karol Sikora
Published articles and interviews
Opting for the Alternative – Cancer Nursing Practice
Surviving the Oncology Clinic – Icon Magazine
Treatment Options for Cancer Patients – Positive Health Magazine
Cancer Care Goes Complementary – The Times
Surviving Against All Odds – Integrative Cancer Therapies

Edward Joy

‘Nutrition & Chronic Disease – Strategies to support mucus membranes & epithelial tissue’

About Edward Joy

Edward Joy has over 25 years’ experience as a complimentary healthcare practitioner. An ethnobotanist traditionally trained in the physic garden, much of Edward’s time is now spent studying the components of plants in an aim to understand their nutritional benefit, his practice firmly adheres to Naturopathic principles. His main work areas are: Food pathology – particularly in respect of links to human pathology- Ethnobotany, Gut microbiology and Organic Chemistry.

Edward contributes regularly to articles for Only Natural and Holistic Therapist magazines. His informal lectures and herb walks are attended by health professionals in the UK and throughout Europe from Ireland to Italy.

For the past 15 years Edward has worked with the Naturopathic Supplements Company, Bionutri, where his work includes procurement and product development. Working with an ingredient is one thing, ensuring the ingredient has some benefit is Edward’s particular point of interest.

As Bionutri’s Educational Director and Founder of Aquasol, Edward coordinates and supervises the company on priority areas:

• Product Development
• Creation, production and development of formative programs on naturopathy

Since 2015 Edward has worked with an Italian Nutraceutical Manufacture Alfabiomega and Alkadae SAS. Here he has been asked to lecture groups of Pharmacists on subjects ranging from Gut Health to the Methylation Cycle.

In 2016 Edward was employed by the London College of Naturopathic Medicine to teach a nutrition module to Osteopathic Naturopaths. The course leader, Miriam Elkin was particularly keen for someone to teach nutrition as a complex, integrated system, not a series of nutrient profiles.

Most recently Edward has founded a new herbal company, AquaSol – Which relies on his knowledge of phyto-pharmacology to produce a range of Pure, Instant Herbal Teas. Like Bionutri, this new range is not about by-passing nutrition pathways, but promoting them with food materials specially prepared to make them more bioavailable and naturally biologically active.

Rob Verkerk PhD

‘Covid-19 Vaccine Side Effects: Plausibility & Evaluation of Mechanisms & Protocols’

About Rob Verkerk PhD
For over three decades, Rob Verkerk PhD has developed an intimate relationship with the tightropes that span between science and law, between academia and industry, between government and the people — and not least — between humanity’s internal and external environments. He has Masters and Doctorate degrees from Imperial College London, where he also worked as a postdoctoral research fellow for 7 years.
The Agenda
10.00 – 10.30: Registration

10.30 – 11.00: NNA AGM

11.00 – 12.00: Patricia Peat – ‘Integrative Support With Cancer, Latest Research’

12.00– 12.30: Refreshments

12.30 – 14.00: Edward Joy – ‘Nutrition & Chronic Disease – Strategies to support mucus membranes & epithelial tissue’

14.00 – 14.45: Lunch

14.45- 15.45: Rob Verkerk PhD – ‘Covid-19 Vaccine Side Effects: Plausibility & Evaluation of Mechanisms & Protocols’

15.45 – 16.15: Refreshments

16.15 – 17.15: Q & A session

The Venue

Since 2018, the NNA Conference & AGM has been co-located with the IHCAN Summit at 155 Bishopsgate, London.

155 Bishopsgate Conference Venue
Liverpool St
London
EC2M 3YD

155 Bishopsgate is conveniently located in The City. Situated minutes from Liverpool Street station, the venue is easy to reach from a number of train, underground and bus routes.

By underground from Liverpool Street.
Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City or Metropolitan Line. For exits from all underground lines follow signs for Liverpool Street mainline station. Once on the main concourse of the mainline station, look for signs for Way out 1 (Bishopsgate West) located next to platform 14. Take the escalator or stairs up to street level and as you leave the station turn left. Look for a large green archway, walk through the arch up the steps and walk along “Bishopsgate Arcade” keeping the shops on your left. Keep walking for 2 minutes past RBS and various shops including Space NK and EAT. Just past these is the entrance to 155 Bishopsgate on your left.

By train from Liverpool Street.
Follow directions as above from the main concourse.

By London Cycle Scheme.
There are many “Boris Bike” docking stations within minutes of Liverpool Street station including on Bishopsgate.

By Bus.
155 Bishopsgate is served by many bus routes including 388, 242, 149, 135, 78, 48, 47, 42, 35, 26 and 8.

Parking.
There are two NCP car parks within close proximity of the venue – One on Great Eastern Street (EC2A 3ER) and one on Clifton Street (EC2A 4JH). Please remember the venue sits within the congestion charge zone – for further information visit www.cclondon.com.

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Book your ticket

Discounted early-bird booking is now open. To book your place, click the button below (you will be re-directed to Target Publishing’s secure payment page) – or telephone 01279 810080.

Saturday 24 June, London