Up Close and Personal, with Phillip Day

The Campaign for Truth in Medicine founder introduces the current EClub with a quick summary of the latest news and views from around the world. A long-standing feature of the monthly bulletin we call Eclub, 'Up Close and Personal' is now in streaming video for an even easier to digest overview of what's in store. (click here to join our newsletter for free).

 

 
Phillip Day live events
UK / Ireland speaking tour
The new tour for 2008 is going strong. Click the 'more' button below to see the complete itinerary.

Also, coming up in July: The Neways Healthy Homes show. (click on banner above for more info)

Special guest speakers:

  • Dr Natasha Campbell McBride - Founder of Cambridge Nutrition Clinic and author of Gut And Psychology Syndrome
  • Phillip Day - Head of the publishing and research organisation Credence
  • Dr Rob Verkerk - Founder of Alliance for Natural Health
  • Chris Woollams - Founder of CANCERactive and author of The Tree of Life: The Anti-Cancer Diet
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The Credence Spotlight
Weekly Health Tip
The pseudo-science of Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
Book of the Month
The Mind Game
by Phillip Day
Lesterol
A combination of beta-sitosterol and allicin, Lesterol promises natural anti-statin properties and has received praise recently in the respected publication Health Sciences Institute monthly newsletter.
Simple Changes, by Phillip Day Simple Changes
Phillip Day's new book, Simple Changes, Your 100 Ways to a Happier, Healthier Life! One battle-scarred veteran's top 100 tips for the battlefront you won't want to be without!


The World's Healthiest Foods The George Mateljan Foundation's excellent detailed list of healthy foods in alphabetical order.

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