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Manual2010.Pdf 2010 Anti-Ageing Conference London September 9-11, 2010 1 1 Welcome Dear Colleague, I am both pleased and proud to welcome you to the 7th Annual Anti- Ageing Conference London (AACL) 2010. We are now in our seventh year of providing a unique, high quality experience for the leading physicians, researchers ,scientists and medical students who will be attending. We are excited about our distinguished lecturers and the interesting topics which they will be presenting this year. I am also happy to report that we have made significant progress toward another of the goals we set for these conferences - that was to increase awareness and understanding of anti-ageing medicine in the UK, and to bring the message of preventive healthcare to greater numbers of medical practitioners. It gives me great satisfaction to see that we are accomplishing what we set out to do. This year I would like to extend a very warm welcome to our Medical Students. HBHealth set up a medical sponsorship scheme 4 years ago, this allows medical students to attend the AACL conference as our guests giving them a unique opportunity to ‘rub shoulders’ with our illustrious speakers from around the world I am confident that you as well will enjoy this opportunity for networking with other members of the international medical and scientific community, and to meet leading scientists in 21st century medicine. This conference blends a high quality academic programme typical of a large scientific congress, with the intimacy, exclusivity and access to speakers typical of a small symposium. In addition to the lectures, the conference hosts an exhibition, with the newest products and services available to prevent ageing, disease and improve longevity. I would also like to extend a warm welcome to our 2 Keynote Speakers Professor Bernd Klein-Gunk President of the German Society of Anti-Aging Medicine (GSAAM) His presentation on Saturday Anti-Aging the first 4000 years will be truly fascinating On Friday our Keynote Speaker will be Dr Eric Braverman. Joining him this year will be speakers from around the world, Dr Ghaly, Prof Merchant, Mr Patton, USA,. From Europe- Italy Dr Pierpaoli, Dr Di Nicola, Prof Scapagnini, Spain Dr Amar, ,Portugal, Dr Evangelista, Germany, Prof Ionescu, Dr Lammers, Prof Weber, ,and from the UK Prof Reinstein,Dr Martinez,Dr Maizetova, Dr Sister,Mr Stead,Ms Campion and Dr Perring. Anti-Ageing Conference London (AACL) is proud to support and be affiliated with the British Society of Anti-Ageing Medicine (BSAAM),the British Longevity Society(BLS) the European Society of Anti- Ageing Medicine (ESAAM),World Society of Anti-Aging Medicine (WSAAM) the World Academy of Anti- Ageing Medicine (WAAAM), and the American Academy of Anti-Ageing Medicine (A4M).CPD services have accredited this conference. Our thanks also go to Sun Chlorella who have provided the conference and Gala Dinner bags and TA Sciences who have sponsored the Gala Cocktail Party We will continue our efforts to advance the cause of Anti-Ageing Medicine both here in the UK and Internationally. These independent, non-commercial lectures are made possible every year due to the philanthropic support and organisation of conference sponsor HB Health. I look forward to sharing this experience with you. Heather Bird-Tchenquiz Chairperson AACL Founder and President, HB Health Director; World Anti-Ageing Academy of Medicine (WAAAM) Board Member, European Society of Anti-Ageing Medicine (ESAAM) Director of British Society of Anti-Ageing Medicine (BSAAM) 23 3 Table of Contents Welcome 2 Sponsors 4 Academic Associates 5 Programme 8 Accreditation 13 Peer Review 14 Speakers 19 Exhibitors 50 Supporters 59 Acknowledgements 60 Contacts 61 23 3 Sponsors HB Health of Harley Street, 12 Beauchamp Place, SW3 1NQ Tel: +44 (0)20 7838 0765 - Fax: +44 (0)20 491 0410 HB Health of Knightsbridge, 12 Beauchamp Place, SW3 1NQ Tel: +44 (0)20 7838 0765 - Fax +44(0)20 7838 0766 www.hbhealth.com London’s Premier Anti-Ageing Clinic, HB Health, is the proud sponsor and organiser of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th 6th Anti Ageing Conference London (AACL). HB Health is a specialist anti-ageing group that provides expert treatments to its clients that incorporate 21st Century medical advances from around the world. Although no one is claiming to overwrite genetics, there are significant benefits to be gained from lifestyle changes. The philosophy behind the clinic is pro-active and not re-active. Through education, patient responsibility and well supported nutritional and lifestyle changes, they aim to prevent damage and even reverse it. Heather Bird-Tchenguiz, Founder and President of HB Health, is a leading visionary of anti- ageing and preventative medicine. She strives to promote anti-ageing medicine as a medical speciality by serving on the board of the nonprofit World Academy of Anti-Ageing Medicine (WAAAM), Board member European Society of Anti-Ageing Medicine (ESAAM), Director of British Society of Anti-Ageing Medicine (BSAAM). Heather feels passionate about making sure that life enhancing medical breakthroughs of Anti-Ageing Medicine are made available to as many people as possible. As part of that commitment, she was co-sponsor and co-organiser of several Anti-Ageing events globally and is delighted to again sponsor the Anti-Ageing Conference in London (AACL) 2008. At HB Health we believe wholeheartedly that prevention is better than cure, and that you should be young from the inside out. Many diseases of modern society are silent and degenerative; such as heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, strokes and Alzheimer’s .HB Health believe that an early detection plan, together with an individualized programme targeting lifestyle, nutrition and fitness, will prevent and possibly reverse the effects of preventative disease, optimise well-being and delay ageing. For clients to achieve their personal wellness and performance goals it requires care and planning. Our philosophy therefore is that clients should possess ‘A Prescription for Life’, supported by our “7 Pillars Plan”, being the seven core components which we believe will provide our clients with the optimum results. Our teams include internationally respected doctors, working alongside a wide range of superior practitioners, who through an integrated approach deliver great results every time. Our research includes continued development of nutritional and cosmetic products designed to maximise client and patient results. We take into account every patient’s personal and family history, lifestyle and work commitments to tailor for them ‘A Prescription for Life’. 45 5 Academic Associates The World Anti Aging Academy of Medicine (WAAAM) is dedicated to the protection and preservation of the health of the public, and the advancement of education in connection with anti- ageing medicine. By promoting understanding and research into anti-aging medicine, it is hoped that the speciality will become better established in the UK and abroad. The wider use of anti- aging therapies should lead to general relief from the effects of degenerative disease, as well as a reduction in the economic burden of treating and caring for sufferers. The WAAAM was incorporated on 15 August 2001 in England/Wales. It is not a commercial profit-making organization and is registered with the UK Charity Commission. The Academy has been established with the support and active involvement of the board of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (‘A4M’). For further details please visit www.waaam.org European Society of Anti-Ageing Medicine (ESAAM) was incorporated in March 2003 in Paris. ESAAM is a non-profit organisation based in Vienna Austria. ESAAM acts as ‘an umbrella’ to the National Anti-Ageing Societies in Europe (EU and Turkey) who have become members of ESAAM. Aims • Continuous education of doctors so enabling them to adopt the highest standards according to the latest research results in Anti-Ageing. • Certification through the National Societies as a member of ESAAM. • Development of high quality standards of education for the education of doctors in Anti- Ageing Medicine in Europe. • Developing guidelines for Anti-Ageing Medicine for Europe. • Intellectual support for scientific projects leading to a new insight in the clinical relevant management of patients seeking advice in Anti-Ageing practices. Objectives • Standardization of the European Anti-Ageing Medicine Education on a high quality level (ECARE) - subunit of ESAAM. • Collecting experiences of the Research medicine and introducing them into the standardization Anti-Ageing Medicine, so initiating high quality medicine. • Support for research in the area of early prevention of age-related diseases, collecting and collating data, supplied by National Societies. For further information please contact the Secr. General Michael Klentze anti-aging@ klentze.org [email protected] and visit www.esaam.com 45 5 Academic Associates British Society for Anti-Ageing medicine (BSAAM) was incorporated in London as the UK representative, to achieve the aims and objectives of ESAAM. BSAAM is a non-profit organisation based in the UK. BSAAM is not supported by industry or any other profit- making organisation. Aims • Maintaining and developing contact with ESAAM and any other National Anti-Ageing Societies members within Europe (EU and Turkey). • Developing contacts with non European Societies and working closely with WAAAM. • Supporting and Realising the aims and Objectives of ESAAM. Objectives • Support for research in the area of early prevention of age-related diseases. • Develop ideas and initiatives for the continual education of doctors to attain the highest standards according to the latest results in Anti-Ageing Medicine. • Establish intellectual support for scientific projects leading to a new insight in the clinical relevant management of patients seeking advice in Anti-Ageing practices. For further information please contact BSAAM at www.bsaam.com or email us on: [email protected] The BHMA was formed in 1983 by a group of medical doctors and students as an organisation for professionals and members of the public who wanted to adopt a more holistic approach in their own life and work.
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