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  • EMF and MCS lecture

    Navigating Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS) and Electrohypersensitivity (EHS) by Davida van der Walt, Industrial Psychologist, Health Coach and Project Manager Fee: R100 for members, R150 for non-members To book, deposit fee and send POP to elma@integrativemedicine.co.za. Contributions to SASIM Account number: 1357 003986 Nedbank Stellenbosch. Please reference your name and the talk. Venue: Online (Zoom) MEMBERS ARE WELCOME TO INVITE COLLEAGUES TO BOOK AND JOIN. Overview To raise awareness on the link between multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS) and Electrohypersensitivity (EHS),…

  • Electromagnetic Medicine: Diagnosis & Research Update

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    Join us for an update by our EMF team on the links between low-grade inflammation, oxidative stress and early indicators of electro-hypersensitiviety (EHS) and how this supports the diagnosis and treatment of EMF sensitivity in patients with specific symptoms. The latest research will be shared, as well as details about radiation, the bioeffects of unnatural electromagnetic frequencies on human energy systems, how pulsed EMFs affect red blood cells and how to measure electro smog levels and their impact on our…

  • Becoming an Integrative Practitioner

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    Balancing being a Skilled Clinician & Intuitive Healer by Dr. Janine Kirby Practicing integrative medicine is more complex than learning a new skill, it requires a different way to approach, and journey alongside our patients. The talk will be an exploration of these approaches and how to cultivate them. Janine Kirby, MBChB(UCT) DipObst(SA) DCH(SA) MFamMed(Medunsa) DipHom(SA) MFHom(UK) Janine qualified as a medical doctor at UCT. Afterwards she obtained Diplomas in Obstetrics and Child Health, and specialised in Family Medicine. She…

  • The Safe & Effective Application of Silver in Clinical Practice

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    Kleinkaap Boutique Hotel 87 Jim Van Der Merwe Street, Clubview, Centurion, 0140, Gauteng, South Africa

    by Dr Anton Janse van Rensburg MBChB (UP), MSc Nutrition (UP) Times: First session: 09:30-11:00 Breakfast: 11:00-11:30 Last session: 11:30-12:30 RSVP Before: Friday 22 September 2023 8 CPD POINTS Breakfast included Cost: free Examination: There are 3 related questionnaires that the attendees can complete utilising the course material and provided handouts. This course is accredited for 8 CPD points. For bookings contact info@silverlab.co.za. Proudly sponsored by:

  • A holistic approach to ADHD management

    By T/Dr. Carel-Piet van Eeden T/Dr. Carel-Piet van Eeden is not only a registered herbalist, but is also an ADD superhero in his own right. Diagnosed with ADD himself, he’s transformed his personal journey with the condition into a driving force to empower young people with ADD and equip the adults in their lives with the necessary knowledge to nurture their growth. Born out of his passion for exploring the mind’s brilliance, his practice takes an empathetic and holistic approach…

  • Sexual and gender diversity

    By Dr. Madeleine Muller All of our patients have a relationship with sex and sexuality (whether negative or positive), and challenges in this area can have a huge impact on health and well-being. The clinician needs to be able to provide both assistance and relevant education. To do this, it is important that we are fully updated on the latest understanding of sexuality and intimacy, particularly on the extraordinary diversity in this area. We need to understand who people are…

  • Informed Consent vs. the reality in the HPV vaccine conundrum

    by Dr. Etienne Thomas, MBCHB (Pret) MMED Obs&Gyn (UFS) The medical community has vowed to eradicate all illnesses and cancers as soon as possible. We have developed all kinds of miraculous medications from nanotechnology to immunizations to prevent these diseases before they even develop. But how certain are we that these actions will in fact do what we expect them to do? With all the variabilities involved in these complex diseases can we say with certainty that a single intervention…