New Ideas In Medicine

 

… another ‘Not To Be Missed’ presentation by

Holisticvet Nick Thompson BSc (Hons) Path Sci., BVM&S, VetMFHom, MRCVS

 

“Medicine is changing rapidly: MRI scanners offer us views of the body only previously dreamt of by surgeons; chemotherapy, in some cases, is extending life and giving ‘complete remission’; fibre optic technology allows surgeons to treat joints and get you home in days, not months.

 

But there are major changes in grassroots medicine, as well – the kind of medicine that doesn’t make the headlines, but actually changes more lives than all the medical cutting edge products put together. I have gathered information on these trends, breakthroughs and revelations and I would like to share some of the following, and more:  

  • New thoughts on small animal vaccination from the World Small Animal Veterinary Association
  • How Europe is moving away from pharmaceuticals in veterinary medicine
  • The rise of nutraceuticals in animals
  • How the behaviour debate is changing in Europe and the USA
  • New ideas in animal sentience
  • Simple ideas that could change mental and physical rehabilitation in rescue centres
  • Trends in nutrition for behaviourists, trainers, owners and rescue centres
  • And more – to amaze, inspire, challenge and entertain you”  N.T.

Nick qualified with an Honours degree in Pathological Sciences and a BVM&S from The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburgh, and worked in traditional practice for 7 years. A lecturer at Southampton University in the use of homeopathy, acupuncture and nutrition in behaviour; Consultant to the UK Wolf Conservation Trust, Verm-X and Natural Instincts pet food and regular contributor to Dogs Today magazine. Nick runs a complimentary veterinary consultancy in Bath www.holisticvet.co.uk specialising in homeopathy, acupuncture, herbal medicine and nutritio.

 

Saturday 20 November 2010 from 9.30am - 1.30pm

at Horton, South Gloucestershire (just off junction 18 M4)

 

Cost £29.00 per delegate

 

Teas, coffees, biscuits etc will be provided

 

For details please email kpalpha@btinternet.com

Or call 07968 263924


 


 
 
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