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Nutrition for Painful Joints

Arthritis and painful joints affect millions of people in the UK, leading to reduced mobility and diminished quality of life.

This full day seminar will discuss the contributing factors to many forms of pain and discomfort in the musculoskeletal joints, including osteoarthritis, autoimmune arthritis, gout, and painful joints related to perimenopause, medications, and other factors.

We will be focusing on how to identify the underlying causes of painful joints, and then we’ll focus on dietary, lifestyle and supplement interventions. As always, there will be plenty of lively discussion and interaction

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

Cost: All live events are subject to a €30.00 booking fee. Upon completion of the seminar you will receive your CPD Certificate.

Times: Tea/coffee and Registration begins 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.

Please notify us of any dietary requirements as soon as possible; any requests received later than two weeks before the event may not be accommodated. Full terms and conditions can be found on our bookings web page.

Sue Camp

MSC, B.SocSci (Hons), IFMCP, Registered Nutritionist (BANT) and Registered Nutritional Therapist (CNHC)

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.