Nutrition and Skin Health
Date: Monday 30th May 2022
Time: 18:00 – 20:00
You’ve probably come across magazine articles telling you what foods to eat (or avoid) for glowing, youthful looking skin – but can you really eat your way to better skin?
The truth is, healthy skin is determined by several things including our genetics and environment but our lifestyle – that includes sleep, diet, exercise, stress, alcohol consumption and smoking.
In this webinar we will focus on key nutrients for skin health, the role nutrition plays in skin conditions such as acne and psoriasis, and skincare 101 for common skin conditions.
Agenda:
6:00-6:10 – Introduction and welcome
6:10-6:40 – Nutrition and Skin Health with Dr Hazel Wallace
6:40-7:10 – Nutrition and specific skin conditions with Dr Thivi Maruthappu
7:10-7:40 – Skincare 101 [skincare with common skin complaints] with Dr Cristina Psomadakis
7:40-8:00 – Q+A and panel discussion
8pm – close
Please note if you are unable to attend the live event, you can still access the webinar in your own time if you register before 30.05.2022
10% of each ticket sale will go towards The Bowelbabe fund
About our Speakers
Dr Hazel Wallace
Dr Hazel Wallace, founder of The Food Medic, is an NHS medical doctor, registered nutritionist (ANutR), and best-selling author. She also hosts the podcast The Food Medic where she speaks to experts and thought leaders on topics of nutrition, health, and mindset.
Dr Thivi Maruthappu
Dr Thivi is an experienced Consultant Dermatologist in London, she has pioneered the field of Nutritional Dermatology and is passionate about evidence-based nutrition. Her research is based at King’s College, London where she works closely with Nutritionists and Dietitians to understand the relationship between nutrition and the skin
Dr Cristina Psomadakis
Dr Cristina Psomadakis is a dermatologist working in London. Known as Dr Soma on social media, she has a passion about sharing evidence-based information on skincare online.
The Talks
Nutrition and Skin Health with Dr Hazel Wallace
Can you really eat your way to better skin? The truth is, healthy skin is determined by several things including our genetics and environment but our lifestyle – that includes sleep, diet, exercise, stress, alcohol consumption and smoking. However there are certain nutrients that appear to be of particular importance for skin health. This talk will focus on key nutrients for skin including their role and where to find them.
Nutrition for common skin conditions with Dr Thivi Maruthappu
In this talk we will explore the relationship between diet and acne and psoriasis.We will explore how both skin conditions develop, the impact they have on a persons life and the available treatment options.We will look in detail at the current evidence basis for the role of diet in the management of both conditions and how to put this into practice
Skincare 101 with Dr Cristina Psomadakis
This talk will cover skincare basics for common skin conditions.
FAQ
I am unable to attend the live recording, can I still access the material?
Yes, a recording of the webinar, virtual goodie bag, and CPD certificate will be sent following the live webinar (please give 28 days for processing of certificates). If you are unable to attend the live event, you can still watch the webinar in your own time and contact the team for the certificate following completion of the feedback from.
I missed the deadline for registering for the event, can I still access the material?
Unfortunately not. The material is exclusive to those who have registered and paid to attend the webinar.
Do you offer student discount?
Yes, students can get £5 off the ticket price. Please email info@thefoodmedic.co.uk with a picture of your student ID to redeem your student discount code.
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Do I need to be a health professional to attend?
This webinar is suitable for both health professionals and non-health professionals. If you are a health professional this webinar counts as 2 hours of CPD.
This webinar is accredited by CPD