The Speedwell and WellBeing Trust is proud of its programme of talks by well-respected speakers who are experts in their field of health.

For more details of forthcoming talks see NEWS.

Summaries of some recent talks may be found here on our web-site; otherwise, for further information on specific previous talks, please ring the Helpline. It may be possible to provide either a summary or a full transcript of the talk for a nominal charge.

PAST TALKS

Edward Baldwin: Fluoridation: poison or panacea?

Edward Baldwin: Integrated medicine: A personal and parlimentary perspective

Belinda Barnes: Acheiving healthy babies in the 21st Century

Peter Bennett: The low crime diet

Gerry Bodeker: Ayurveda – a natural science of life and health

Paul Clayton: Ageing and how to modify it - Summary

Dr Rosy Daniel: THE HEALTH CREATION REVOLUTION

David Dowson: Current affairs - the health affects of electromagnetic fields - Summary

Michael Gearin-Tosh: Surviving 10 years beyond diagnosed departure

Charlotte Gerson: Healing cancer and other chronic disease naturally

Bernard Gesch: Peace on the plate

Glenn Gibson: Bugs in the human gut – friend or foe?

Marilyn Glenville: Women’s Health

Gillian Hindshaw: An introduction to brain gym

Mark Hooper: Integration – The flow between mental, emotional and physical well-being.

Julian Kenyon: New scientific insights into chronic fatigue syndrome, IBS and multiple sclerosis

Patrick Kingsley: A natural approach to treating cancer with particular reference to prostrate cancer

John Mansfield: Allergy and environmental medicine

Keith Mason: Parallel medicine in cancer care

Michael McIntyre: A herbal approach to cancer

Jean Munro: Multiple chemical sensitivity - the mechanisms underlying the condition & its treatment - Summary

Sue Pembrey: Balancing hormones naturally - Summary

Lorraine Perretta: Eat the blues away

Lorraine Perretta: From tongue to tail: A journey through the digestive tract

Alex Richardson: Dyslexia, dispraxia & ADHD

Terence Ryan: To be a “feel good fidget”

Terence Ryan: The value of achieving balance

Anthony Scott-Morley: Sick and tired? Biological terrain, nutrition and health

Sharyn Singer: The diet dilemma - weight loss shouldn't equal health loss - Summary

Professor John Stein: Wobbles, warbles and fish; The brain in Dyslexia

Neil Ward: Being Dracula! Blood and other body parts required to determine human health problems

Neil Ward: Environmental monitoring of pollution around the world

Neil Ward: The importance of trace elements in the Human Body

Neil Ward: The role & status of zinc & selenium in the human body