• Electromagnetic Radiation Syndrome by Dr Magda Havas

    TRIGGERS, CAUSAL AGENTS, PRECURSORS AND TREATMENTS FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION SYNDROME (EMR-S) by Dr. Madga Havas, Ph.D. Exposure to radiofrequency radiation has been increasing for decades and a growing population is suffering from exposure at levels well below international guidelines. This form of electromagnetic pollution can affect all systems in the body and consequently symptoms range from neurological, cardiovascular, hormonal, immunology, etc. Doctors unfamiliar with EMR-S may misdiagnose their patients with other illnesses like multiple sclerosis, for example. Without knowing the…

  • Immune Aging by Dr Craige Golding

    IMMUNE AGING by Dr. Craige Golding, Specialist Physician. Immunity naturally shifts with age — but decline is not inevitable. This session explores the mechanisms of immunosenescence and offers practical guidance on how to optimise immune resilience as the biological clock keeps ticking. Biography Dr Craige Golding, MD, ABAARM, FAARFM, FICT, FCP (SA), MS USF, Member: NUGO, AAAM is a Specialist Physician, Anti Aging Physician and the chief medical advisor in private practice at 65 Central Street, Block B, Houghton Estate…

  • Stress, Pain & Disease by Simone Sittig

    WHEN STRESS BECOMES PAIN AND DISEASE: A VAGUS NERVE APPROACH TO MEASURING, UNDERSTANDING AND REBALANCING THE BODY’S STRESS RESPONSE THROUGH FUNCTIONAL NEUROSCIENCE TECHNIQUES by Simone Sittig, BSc Med Hons Biokinetics and Exercise Science 2003 UCT This session will focus on the relationship between chronic stress and physical symptoms, offering insights into how the vagus nerve influences stress physiology and how Functional Neuromuscular Techniques can be used for assessment and rebalancing. Biography Simone is the Founder of the Brain.Body.Balance. technique and…

  • Biological Effects of EMF by Prof Olle Johansson and Davida Van Der Walt

    BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF EMF AS PER THE INITIATIVE REPORT by Prof Olle Johansson and Davida Van Der Walt Histamine sensitivity is a key feature of MCAS, a condition where mast cells release too many chemical mediators, including histamine, in response to triggers. Unlike histamine intolerance, which is a reduced ability to break down dietary histamine, MCAS involves the overactivation of mast cells themselves, leading to a broader range of symptoms caused by the release of histamine and other substances like…