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Healthy ageing through nutrition and lifestyle

We’re all aware that lifestyle choices make a real difference to the way we age. Two people of exactly the same chronological age can have very different biological ages, with one experiencing far better organ function, and quality of life, than the other.

There are now a great many ways that a person’s biological age can be both measured and managed, enabling many people to maintain and even improve their health as they age.

This full-day seminar provides an overview of current ideas about healthy ageing that are gaining scientific interest. We’ll be covering diet, lifestyle and nutritional supplements to consider for patients/clients who are interested in improving their healthspan as they age.

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CPD Value: 5 hours (BANT and NNA approved or pending)

Cost: All live events are subject to a £44.95 booking fee.  Upon completion of the seminar you will receive your CPD Certificate and a £20 voucher to be redeemed against any Pharma Nord products purchased directly from Pharma Nord UK (minimum order spend of £40.00 applies, one voucher per transaction, voucher expires 31/12/24).

Times: Tea/coffee and Registration begains at 9.30am.  The seminar begins at 10.00am and will conclude at 4.00pm.  Lunch and refreshments will be provided along with free products.

Sue Camp

Registered Nutritional Therapist and Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner

Sue’s nutrition journey started when managing a safari camp in Botswana – although she didn’t know it then. She then moved to Windhoek, Namibia and opened a restaurant. She realised her passion was not in the kitchen but in the application of nutritional science to create health, so sold her business and relocated to the UK to study again.

She completed a BSc and MSC in Personalised Nutrition and then spent 5 years working in Clinical Education with the functional testing laboratories. She completed her Practitioner Certification with the Institute of Functional Medicine (IFM) in November 2019. Sue currently runs her own private practice, has consultancy contracts, and leads the nutrition team for the HealthMatters Group in central London.