Their role in the cure of chronic mental and physical problems
Systems and symbiosis
Seminar of Dr. Russell Malcolm, Scotland
- Treatment of chronic diseases
- Nosodes and the mind
- Removing the biological obstacles to cure
- The nosodes repertory by Dr. Russel
Many patients with chronic illness are difficult to treat due to biological obstacles to cure. Intestinal dysbiosis is increasingly recognized as both a complication and corollary cause of chronic illness.
This seminar provides information that will help clinicians to recognize and understand this important factor in chronic disease. Participants will also learn how to use intestinal nosodes within a wider treatment strategy for chronic cases, providing a vital pathway towards illness resolution.
The history, source and composition of the nosodes is discussed in the light of modern microecology. Illustrative cases are provided to help participants grasp the main indications for all the main intestinal nosodes and treatment guidelines are provided on the timing and sequencing of nosodes in relation to classical homeopathic treatments.
SEMINAR PROGRAMME
- Registration, 9:00 to 9:30
- 16.02.2018, Saturday, 9:30 to 18:00
- 17.02.2018, Sunday, 9:30 to 16:30
About the lecturer
Dr. Russell Malcolm
Russell Malcolm studied Medicine at the University of Dundee and studied Arts and Education at the Open University. After graduating in medicine, he worked in hospital medicine for several years and completed a programme of post-graduate clinical training. Dr Malcolm then studied non-conventional therapies at the Glasgow Homeopathic Hospital for four years, before his appointment as Director of Education within Parkside NHS Trust. He was a staff physician in Milestone House between 1992 and 1995. From 1996 to 2002 he taught as an external lecturer at the University of Newcastle Upon Tynewithin the Undergraduate Medical Curriculum, he also provided training for medical students at University College London and Barts & The London School of Medicine and Dentistry (Final Year SSMs). In addition to running his own clinic in Glasgow, Dr Malcolm remains on the Academic Staff of the UCLH at Queen’s Square London. He was appointed Dean of the Faculty of Homeopathy in June 2011. He lectures internationally on Integrative Medicine and is the author of a number of books and articles on the medical integration of non-conventional therapies. Author of the book Repertory of Intestinal Nosodes.
Place
- Project Lab, Hall Europe, floor 2
- 58 Knyaginya Maria Luiza Blvd.
- Sofia, Bulgaria
Prices
- 1 day (before 6.02.2018): 180 BGN (90 EUR)
- 1 day (after 7.02.2018): 210 BGN (105 EUR)
- 2 days (before 6.02.2018): 290 BGN (145 EUR)
- 2 days (after 7.02.2018): 350 BGN (175 EUR)
Bank account (in BGN)
- „Edicta” Ltd, Unicredit Bulbank
- IBAN: BG25 UNCR 7000 1501 4935 63;
- BIC код: UNCRBGSF
- Participation fee seminar February 2019
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For more details
- Center for Health and Education “Edicta”
- Sofia 1202, 2 Ilarion Makarioposlki Str.
- e-mail: info@edicta-bg.com
- Phone: +359 2 846 50 91; 0887 619 693