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The Quest for Seaweed in Human Nutrition

by SB Ranger, Founder, the Seagreens Project

While many Victorian botanists were interested in classifying seaweeds, Edward Charles Cyril Stanford (1880s - 1900s) a London chemist, studied their composition and how this might benefit society. He recognized their remarkable mineral content and investigated the extraction of iodine, alginates and other compounds for burgeoning new industries. He was among the first to appreciate seaweed as an exceptional natural resource; not just Neptune's storm-cast gift collected from beaches by horse and cart to feed the fields.

The Second World War transformed seaweed from a scientific curiosity to a strategic resource as Britain needed domestic supplies of iodine, potash, alginates, even rope, giving rise to the Scottish Seaweed Research Association (SSRA 1944-51) and the Institute of Seaweed Research (1947-c1970). Its leading chemist, William Alexander Peter Black, produced what remain some of the finest longitudinal studies ever undertaken on the seasonal chemistry of common North Atlantic brown seaweeds.

 

https://www.seagreens.co.uk/

 

Black's meticulous analysis showed how mannitol, laminarin, alginic acid, iodine, protein and ash varied throughout the year, providing a scientific basis for optimum industrial harvesting and establishing Britain as a world centre of seaweed chemistry and know-how. But as imported raw materials became cheaper and government priorities shifted, these initiatives declined and were finally closed. Purified products such as alginate extracts and food additives became the fashion. Britain retained expertise in seaweed chemistry, hydrocolloids and marine biology, but any idea of seaweed as an everyday whole food was further marginalized.

By the time interest in seaweed as a whole food re-emerged in Europe in the 1980s and 1990s, the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS, 1980 onwards) was broadening research into marine ecology, oceanography, and fisheries. The emphasis is on aquaculture, climate change, ecosystem services, biotechnology, environmental carbon reduction, and recently, seaweed cultivation.

From the late 90s, the Anglo-Norwegian Seagreens project reflected new professional and consumer interest in more natural, organic and nutritious food. Its purpose was to recycle seaweed's remarkable complex of micronutrients back into the human food chain. It pursued research not to extract substances from seaweed, but to understand the value of their whole composition in terms of relationship as well as amount.

Rather than asking how much alginate can be extracted, the project asked how consistent are the ratios of micronutrients? What is their role in human evolution, nutrition, and therapy? Which species are most suitable for permanent daily consumption? How can they be produced sustainably and consumed safely?

The progression, from ancient resource to chemistry, and from ecology to nutrition, is a coherent historical thread which underpins my new book, the story of the Seagreens project, to be published later this year.

Further Information

Please contact Seagreens via Tel: 01444 400403;    trust@seagreens.co.uk     https://www.seagreens.co.uk/       

Seagreens, Warren Virgate, Plummers Plain, West Sussex RH13 6PD

 

 

Trail Guide to the Body, 7th Edition – A hands-on guide to locating muscles, bones, and more

by Andrew Biel

Published by Books of Discovery.  2026. Spiral bound.  £70.00. ISBN: 9780998785073.

Now in its 7th edition and with more than 1,000,000 copies sold, Trail Guide to the Body: A hands-on guide to locating muscles, bones, and more has become the gold standard for foundational musculoskeletal anatomy and palpation education. Used by nearly 2,700 programs worldwide and translated into over 11 languages, Trail Guide to the Body prepares students for the skilled and knowledgeable practice of manual therapy in athletic training, massage therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and various other bodywork, movement, and health care professions.

 

https://mngbookshop.co.uk/9780998785073/trail-guide-to-the-body/

 

Before you can assess or treat a muscle, you first must be able to locate it. This acclaimed book delivers beautifully illustrated information for learning the musculoskeletal system and palpation. It makes mastering the essential manual therapy skills interesting, memorable, and easier to understand. With 480 pages and 945 illustrations covering 162 muscles, 206 bones, 33 ligaments, and 110 bony landmarks, this text provides a trustworthy map of the body.

Here’s what’s new in the 7th edition:

1. All-new palpation videos for learning beyond the page
   All-new palpation instruction videos bring palpatory anatomy to life.
   Nearly 80 videos detail how to identify and palpate more than 90 essential muscles.
   Now includes videos for locating 24 bony landmarks. Available via eTextbook links and apps.
2. A beginner’s orientation to the nervous system
   All-new 18-page primer—Appendix A: A Day in the Life of Your Nervous System.
   Combines storytelling with 36 vivid visuals to make complex concepts stick.
3. AOIN tables grounded in daily actions
   Expanded “When Do You User Your ____ Muscles” connects muscles to everyday movements.
4. Updated origin and insertion illustrations
   The black and red colours for the Origin and Insertion illustrations have been switched to more closely align with classroom skeletal models.
5. Enhanced feature boxes to spark curiosity
   Palpation Plus:Insider tips for accuracy and comfort.
   Discover More: Intriguing facts to keep learners engaged.
   Comparative Anatomy: Interesting cross-species comparisons to reignite attention.
6. Dynamic new chapter openings
   Eye-catching body-in-motion illustrations tied to chapter focus.
   Engaging “See for yourself”activities to get students moving and exploring.
7. Easier navigation from page one
   Redesigned “How to Use This Book”for quicker student onboarding.
   Refreshed Chapter 1 to help learners navigate the body confidently from day one.
8. Updated index. Streamlined index for easier navigation
   Streamlined index for easier navigation

Sets instructors up for success.

Trail Guide to the Body, the gold standard in palpatory anatomy, transforms the classroom into a rich learning environment. Every element of this best-selling textbook–from its lifelike and detailed anatomical illustrations to the compelling, easy-to-grasp instructions and descriptions–has helped instructors deliver lessons in powerful, memorable ways. All of which makes it easier for you to deepen students’ mastery of musculoskeletal anatomy and palpation, and raise the bar for student achievement.

Takes students on a confidence-building learning journey

What makes author Andrew Biel’s Trail Guide to the Body a great confidence builder? There is a science to it. It starts with content written in a simple, engaging way–beginning with chapter pre-learning stories that presents the “why?” context, motivating students to dig deeper into assigned topics. Next, the text takes students on a journey that includes a clearly defined, step-by-step trail through musculoskeletal structures, enhancing their understanding of how to navigate the human body, which is critical for effective assessment. Finally, there are eye-catching, full-colour visuals and accompanying tutorial videos that take the mystery out of practicing and learning palpation, making it the perfect muscle palpation guide.

Combined, these ingredients help students build the knowledge, skill, and confidence needed to become successful manual therapy professionals.

 About the Author

Andrew Biel founded Books of Discovery in 1997 and has served on the faculties of manual therapy educational institutions across the country. In 2011 Andrew received the Massage Therapy Foundation's Humanitarian Award for his dedication to advancing the massage therapy profession.

About Books of Discovery

Books of Discovery is one of the most respected publishers of foundational manual therapy textbooks, serving over 2,700 programs in nearly 40 countries – numbers that are growing every year. These include programs preparing students for careers in athletic training, massage therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and various other bodywork and healthcare professions. 

Further Information

Available to Purchase from https://mngbookshop.co.uk/9780998785073/trail-guide-to-the-body/     https://www.amazon.co.uk/Trail-Guide-Body-Hands-Locating/dp/0998785075/ref=asc_df_0998785075

 

 

"Neem: Your Guide to Natural Health and Beauty"  now available as e-book on Amazon:

Klaus Ferlow,  Master Herbalist (HMH), Herbal Advocate (HA) writes that he is happy to announce that his book "Neem: Your Guide to Natural Health and Beauty" is now available as an e-book on amazon:

 

https://www.amazon.ca/NEEM-Guide-Natural-Health-Beauty-ebook/dp/B0GTL6GVTL

Neem Your Guide to Natural Health and Beauty

 

Klaus writes “The Canadian Council of Herbalists Associations honoured  my work and I received from them a Certificate in recognition of being a notable contributor to the field of herbal medicine for at least 25 years as "Herbal Elder Of Canada."

Klaus Ferlow, Master Herbalist (HMH), Herbal Advocate (HA), educator, formulator, lecturer, researcher, writer, co-author of the book "7stepstotodentalhealth", author of the book "Neem: Nature" Healing Gift to Humanity, "Neem: The Tree that heals Nations", "Neem: Your Guide to a Bug-Free Home."

Klaus is a Core-founding member of the WNO - World Neem Organisation, Mumbai, India, member of the International Herb Association, Plant Savers, National Health Federation, Founder of Ferlow Botanicals (1993) and Neem Research (2013), Roberts Creek, B.C. http://neemresearch.ca,  www.worldneemorganisation.org, https://www.ferlowbotanicals.com

Media Contact and Further Information

"Klaus Ferlow" < neemresearch1@gmail.com  >

 

 

Aberdeen Researcher Awarded $1.2M Grant to Uncover How New Traits Evolve

An Aberdeen-based researcher has been awarded a highly prestigious international research grant to investigate one of biology’s most enduring mysteries: how completely new traits evolve in animals.

Dr Victoria Sleight from the University of Aberdeen, is part of an international research team that has secured a research grant from the Human Frontier Science Programme (HFSP), one of the world’s most competitive and sought after funding schemes for fundamental science. 

The $1.2 million award will support a three year project bringing together researchers in the UK, United States and Japan to explore the genetic origins of evolutionary novelty using the diversity of molluscs.

 

https://aberdeenuni-newsroom.prgloo.com/news/aberdeen-researcher-awarded-prestigious-usd-1-2m-international-grant-to-uncover-how-new-traits-evolve

A fluorescent microscopy image of a juvenile sea slug (Berghia stephanieae).

 

The project aims to uncover how new biological features arise over evolutionary time. Rather than relying solely on the emergence of entirely new genes, the research focuses on gene family expansion – a process in which genes are duplicated, creating multiple copies that can then evolve new functions. 

Dr Sleight said: “Molluscs give us a remarkable window into evolution’s creativity. Snails, clams, squid and sea slugs show incredible diversity in form and function, and many of their most striking traits involve incorporating materials or components from their environment. 

“Examples of this include shells that embed calcium and pigments derived from diet, and sea slugs that can steal stinging cells from their prey and use them for their own defence. We hypothesise that expansions in a group of genes known as pattern recognition receptors have enabled molluscs to safely recognise and integrate ‘non‑self’ materials – forming the basis of these evolutionary innovations.” 

The project will test this idea by studying a wide range of different mollusc species, looking at their genes and how those genes work. 

Beyond advancing fundamental evolutionary biology, the findings could reshape how scientists think about the origins of biological complexity and the genetic mechanisms that allow organisms to innovate. 

“This project is about understanding the rules that govern life’s ability to invent. By studying how evolution has repeatedly found new solutions in molluscs, we hope to uncover principles that apply far beyond this group alone.” 

Dr Sleight will collaborate with Dr Jessica Goodheart of the American Museum of Natural History, USA, who will lead the project, and Dr Manabu Bessho‑Uehara, of the Frontier Research Institute for Interdisciplinary Sciences, Tohoku University (concurrent appointment: Graduate School of Life Sciences, Tohoku University). Together, the team bring together expertise spanning evolutionary biology, genomics, developmental biology and biochemistry.

Media Contact and Further Information

Laura Graham < laura.graham@abdn.ac.uk >

University of Aberdeen < communications@abdn.ac.uk  >

Tel: 01224 274202

 

 

CurranNZ has been named Sports Nutrition Product of the Year at the Nutraingredients Europe 2026 Awards – The Supplement industry’s most rigorous, peer-judged accolade.

An independent panel of scientists, regulatory specialists and retail buyers looked at the evidence and chose CurraNZ!

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/CURRANZ-Anthocyanin-Concentrate-Supplement-Capsules/dp/B00PXUGGYQ?th=1

 

This is the same blackcurrant extract already trusted by some of the world’s leading endurance and team sport athletes. The same formula backed by over a decade of peer-reviewed research. The same King of Berries you’ve been taking.

Now Europe’s confirmed what you already knew.

Further Information and to Purchase

Available from Amazon.co.uk,    Amazon.com    https://www.curranzusa.com/

 

 

So Nutrition Launches Pioneering New ADHD DNA Test  

Leading neurodiversity nutrition clinic So Nutrition has launched a new ADHD DNA test which helps people with ADHD better understand their habits around appetite, mood, sleep and even medication, enabling more targeted support. The pioneering new test has been created by So Nutrition founder Sarah Osborne, an expert in genomics as well as an ADHD coach, working in partnership with a leading global health diagnostics laboratory. 

“Understanding the science behind neurodivergent patterns is a gamechanger for people with ADHD, providing them with clarity, understanding and the ability to plan a clear roadmap toward a more balanced life,” explains So Nutrition’s Sarah Osborne. “When combined with a holistic approach to wellbeing, these data-led insights can provide invaluable support for people with ADHD or those exploring a diagnosis.” 

 

https://adhdandnutrition.co.uk/pages/genetics-pathways-and-neurodiversity

So Nutrition offers support for adults and children

 

The test is intended to help neurodivergent individuals in a number of ways including: 

• Better focus and emotional regulation: understanding how genes are linked to dopamine, serotonin and GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) which shape attention, motivation and emotional regulation, makes it easier to implement appropriate lifestyle changes;  
• Improved sleep and more energy: learning about circadian rhythm genes often explains late nights, restless sleep or daytime crashes in energy. Knowing your own pattern means you can adapt your routine and create a more effective schedule;
• Enhancing diet to better manage ADHD:the test examines how your body handles key nutrients such as zinc, iron, magnesium, vitamin D and omega-3s that are all vital for brain health. It also looks at the fat mass gene (FTO) and the leptin receptor (LEPR), which both play a big part in managing appetite, helping to address cravings and support weight management;
• Boosting immunity and gut health:nutrient absorption is another area covered, which has a significant role in overall immune response as well as gut health. The genes tested also show where there may be genetic links to coeliac risk;
• Reducing stress:genes that influence how you react to stress and hormonal changes are also examined, as these can impact ADHD symptoms. Learning about this connection can help with managing and mitigating triggers;
• Understanding medication responses: the results can provide insights into why some ADHD medications work well for one person but cause side effects for another. This information should be shared with the prescriber to inform discussions around medication. 

Speaking of the test, Sarah Osborne explains: “This isn’t a diagnostic test; it’s available only through approved practitioners that can interpret the results using the scientific framework, in conjunction with the individual’s medical history, lifestyle, symptoms and behaviours. As with all the tests we offer at So Nutrition, they should be seen as part of a wider approach to wellbeing, undertaken with support and advice.” 

The test costs £449 and includes an at-home DNA test kit, a personalised report, a one-hour consultation to review the results in detail plus an additional 30-minute follow-up session with personalised recommendations.  

Available from So Nutrition at adhdandnutrition.co.uk 

About So Nutrition 

So Nutrition offers support for adults and children with neurodiversity using a cutting-edge approach and providing an encouraging and non-judgmental environment. So Nutrition adopts an “anti-diet" ethos – focusing instead on helping people build a positive and balanced relationship with food to make a meaningful and long-term difference to their lives with practical, accessible and easy-to-follow advice. 

About Sarah Osborne 

So Nutrition’s founder, Sarah Osborne, is an award-winning nutritionist, ADHD coach, author and TEDx speaker. Bringing a compassionate and evidence-based approach, Sarah advises individuals, families and medical professionals on ADHD and wellbeing, covering nutrition, nervous system regulation, gut health, hormones, genetics and eating behaviours. Sarah is registered with both the Complementary Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) and the British Association of Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine (BANT). In addition to her clinical practice Sarah lectures with the College of Naturopathic Medicine (CNM) and provides free webinars for leading ADHD clinics and charities.   

Further Information and Media Contact: 

Dee@spicepr.co.uk   

Pressteam@spicepr.co.uk  

https://adhdandnutrition.co.uk/

 

 

Carers Week: Rheumatologist Highlights the Hidden Toll of Caregiving on Joint Health and Well-being

 

Caring for a loved one is rewarding – but it can also take a serious toll on your own health. Research by GOPO^® Joint Health reveals that over half of UK caregivers feel their physical (52%) or mental health (53%) has suffered due to caring responsibilities. [i]

In recognition of Carers Week (8th-14th June), Dr Rod Hughes, a highly esteemed rheumatologist with over 20 years of clinical expertise, spotlights the vital importance of supporting the health of the UK’s 5.8 million unpaid caregivers.[ii]

A survey, commissioned by GOPO^® Joint Health – a leading supplement proven to reduce pain and stiffness and improve mobility – polled 501 self-defined caregivers. The findings reveal the true impact of caregiving on physical and emotional health. Six in ten UK caregivers report that they often neglect their own physical well-being (61%) or emotional needs (63%) due to the demands of caring, while 21% say they have given up regular physical activity or exercise altogether. More than half (55%) admit they feel guilty when prioritising their own well-being, and 54% say they rely on pain medication to manage their joint health.

 

https://www.gopo.co.uk/  

GOPO Joint Health

 

Three-quarters (77%) of survey respondents say they know they need to take better care of themselves in order to continue caring for others. Two-thirds (65%) worry that neglecting their own health will make it more challenging to keep caring in the future. Given that the value of unpaid carers in England and Wales is estimated to be £162 billion,[iii] keeping these committed caregivers fit and well is of utmost importance.

Gail, from West Sussex, understands firsthand the impact of caregiving on joint health and well-being:

“As a caregiver, you naturally put others first, but when I started experiencing pain and stiffness in my joints over a decade ago while caring for an elderly gentleman, I realized how much it was affecting my ability to provide the best care. The pain in my hip and fingers made even simple tasks difficult, and I worried about how I would continue. It wasn’t just the physical strain; the frustration and helplessness of not being able to do the things I once could also took a toll on my mental well-being.”

According to Dr Rod Hughes, Gail’s experience is far from unique.

“Caregiving is an invaluable role, but it can take a significant toll on the carer’s health, particularly when it comes to joint and musculoskeletal well-being. The physical demands of caregiving, from assisting with mobility to prolonged periods of standing or lifting, can lead to increased strain on the joints and a higher risk of musculoskeletal pain. To ensure carers can continue providing the best possible support, it is crucial they prioritise their own health and well-being. By maintaining joint health, managing stress and incorporating self-care practices, carers can sustain their ability to provide care in the long run.”

Dr Rod Hughes provides his top tips to support caregivers’ health and well-being:

1. Protect your joint health: “Caregiving often involves repetitive movements, heavy lifting, and prolonged periods of strain on the joints. To prevent long-term damage, ensure you are using proper lifting techniques, maintaining good posture and incorporating gentle exercises such as stretching or low-impact activities to support joint mobility. Supplements containing the galactolipid GOPO, derived from rose-hips, have been shown in clinical research to help maintain joint health and reduce joint pain naturally.”
2. Prioritise self-care: “To continue supporting others, it’s vital to care for yourself first. Just like the safety advice on an aeroplane – put on your own oxygen mask before helping others. While caregiving can feel all-consuming, taking time to care for yourself is essential. Schedule short breaks throughout the day, even if it’s just 5-10 minutes for a moment of relaxation, reading or stretching. Self-care is not a luxury; it is necessary to maintain both physical and mental health.”
3. Manage stress and build resilience: “Long-term caregiving can be mentally and emotionally exhausting. To help manage stress and prevent burnout, incorporate relaxation techniques such as mindfulness, deep breathing or meditation into your routine. Finding ways to recharge emotionally can improve overall well-being and help carers remain strong in their role.”
4. Stay connected and seek support: “Carers often feel isolated, but staying connected with others can provide much-needed emotional and practical support. Whether through in-person groups, online forums or virtual coffee chats, sharing experiences with fellow carers can help reduce loneliness and create a sense of community. Seeking support from friends, family or professional networks can also help lighten the burden and provide reassurance that you are not alone.”

GOPO^® Joint Health contains the natural galactolipid GOPO^®, which has been extensively studied for its effects on joint pain and inflammation. Clinical trials involving over 400 patients with chronic pain conditions, including osteoarthritis, have demonstrated significant and consistent improvements in pain relief and joint function. In one study, 8 out of 10 participants reported a noticeable reduction in pain after just three weeks of taking GOPO^®.  [iv] Its natural anti-inflammatory properties make it a viable alternative to painkillers, without the risk of harmful side effects, providing a sustainable, long-term solution for managing joint pain.

GOPO^® Joint Health is available from Boots, Amazon, Holland & Barrett and independent chemists and retailers nationwide. Visit www.gopo.co.uk for further information. 

About Dr Rod Hughes

Dr Rod Hughes is a rheumatologist based in Chertsey and Weybridge. From his private clinics at BMI The Runnymede Hospital and Prime Health, he treats patients with rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, joint injections, lupus and gout. He has much rheumatological knowledge, which he has used to contribute to numerous articles and papers.

About the Survey

GOPO^® Joint Health commissioned a survey of 501 caregivers in the UK, via independent research agency Censuswide. Fieldwork took place in September 2025.

More statistics available upon request. Including demographic specific, according to gender, age and location.

GOPO^® Joint Health 

High levels of the galactolipid GOPO^®, a natural compound derived from rose-hip (Rosa canina), are found only in GOPO^® Joint Health. GOPO^® has been evaluated in numerous rigorously conducted, placebo-controlled, clinical trials involving hundreds of patients with difficult-to-treat chronic joint conditions, including osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. [v] [vi] Efficacy results have been consistently positive and evidence supporting the benefits of GOPO^® has been presented around the world at numerous clinical meetings and many studies have been published in peer-reviewed journals. 

How The Galactolipid, GOPO^®, Works

Laboratory studies into GOPO^® have demonstrated that it can switch off certain genes responsible for producing proteins and enzymes that have been implicated in inflammatory joint destruction and switch on genes that help to produce collagen and cartilage, which are essential components of a healthy joint. This suggests that when taken long term, the galactolipid GOPO^® may protect cartilage cells.[vii]

GOPO^® Joint Health is also rich in Vitamin C which is essential for normal collagen formation, needed by the body for healthy bones and cartilage.

Further Information

GOPO^® Joint Health is priced at £39.99 for 200 capsules. Visit https://www.gopo.co.uk/ 

 for further information.

GOPO^® Joint Health Awards

• Gold winner of the ‘Joint and Bone’ category, Wellness from Within Awards 2024 – Health & Wellbeing
• Shortlisted in the ‘Joints & Muscular Pain’ category, MVP Awards 2024 - P3 Pharmacy, Pharmacy and Training Matters;
• Winner of the ‘Best Joint & Muscle Pain’ category, Pharmacy Product of the Year 2023 - Independent Community Pharmacist magazine.
• Shortlisted in the ‘Joints & Muscular Pain’ category, MVP Awards 2023 - P3 Pharmacy, Pharmacy and Training Matters.
• Winner of the ‘Assistant’s Choice’ award, Pharmacy Product of the Year 2022 - Independent Community Pharmacist magazine.
• Highly commended in the ‘Best Supplement’ Product Awards 2021 - Natural Lifestyle magazine.

References

[i] GOPO^® Joint Health survey on 501 caregivers in the UK. September 2025.

[ii] Carers UK. 2025. Key facts and figures about caring. Available at:   https://www.carersuk.org/policy-and-research/key-facts-and-figures/     (Accessed: March 2026) 

[iii] University of Sheffield. 2023. Cost of unpaid care in England and Wales now exceeds that of NHS budget.  Available at:  https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/news/cost-unpaid-care-england-and-wales-now-exceeds-nhs-budget  (Accessed: March 2026)

[iv] Winther, K et al. “A powder made from seeds and shells of a rose-hip subspecies (Rosa canina) reduces symptoms of knee and hip osteoarthritis: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial.” Scandinavian journal of rheumatology vol. 34,4 (2005)

[v] Rein, E., Kharazmi, A., & Winther, K. (2004). A herbal remedy, Hyben Vital (standardized powder of a subspecies of Rosa canina fruits), reduces pain and improves general well-being in patients with OA – A double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized trial. Phytomedicine, 11(5), 383–391.

[vi] Christensen, R., Bartels, E. M., Altman, R. D., Astrup, A., & Bliddal, H. (2008). Does the hip powder of Rosa canina (rosehip) reduce pain in osteoarthritis patients? A meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage, 16(9), 965–972. 2008.

[vii] Schwager, J., Richard, N., & Wolfram, S. (2008). Anti-inflammatory and chondro-protective effects of rosehip powder and its constituent galactolipids GOPO. Poster presented at the World Congress of Osteoarthritis (OARSI).

Further Information and Media Contact

"Annie Light" annabel.light@beyondpr.com

https://www.beyondpr.com/

https://www.gopo.co.uk/

 

 

Cancer: Working Back from Results

Dr Steve Haltiwanger wrote  The Best Explanation of Cancer

His research developed the understanding CellSonic has of cancer today.

Nobel Prize Work

Steve spent his career assembling the answer. Andrew spent his building the machine. Neither man knew the other existed. Then they met.

Steve’s theory explained Andrew’s results. Andrew’s results were the proof of Steve’s theory. Two men, working alone, each holding one half of the same answer, who found each other near the end.

Dr Haltiwanger and others before him, such as Bjorn Nordenström and Ramesh Chouhan, lacked a quick and easy way to deliver the cell correction for all cancers. It was only when CellSonic VIPP treated its first cancer patient in 2016 that the discovery was confirmed and since then thousands of patients have been saved from cancer without drugs or side effects.

How to diagnose cancer and other faults is shown in a video by Dr Andrew Dickens. See video at the bottom of the Applications page.

https://www.youtube.com/watch

 

https://www.hawkinsfamilyfuneralhome.com/obituaries/steven-haltiwanger

Dr Haltiwanger

 

From Dr Haltiwanger to CellSonic Limited in 2018

"When you educated me on the fact that CellSonic not only produced sound waves but also CellSonic produces a short duration, high powered electrical field it looks more likely that you have created a nonsurgical form of irreversible electroporation using a combination of sound waves PLUS a high powered electric field. The combination of VIPP sound and high powered electrical fields have never been combined before to my knowledge to treat cancer. Noble prize work if you can live to collect it. This is a paradigm-breaking disruptive technology. WOW!

I think we now have a good working theory to explain why VIPP works in cancer. In my opinion, it is the combined effect of sound and electric field that produces the unique effects of VIPP. If you take away the short duration (nanosecond- maybe) electrical field and just use sound waves or a slower rise time electrical field you will not see the same effects - which is why your technology is different from your competitors."

Read His Article Explaining Cancer

Diagnose & Treat in 20 mins

People with cancer will have the fault for ten or more years before they are aware of it. The pendulum can find it and CellSonic make the correction before it grows bigger and spreads. This means, everyone should be checked every six months and with a diagnose and treatment taking only twenty minutes, cancer and chronic diseases can be stopped forever

Click Here for Sapiens Shield

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An Inspirational Day with Clare G Harvey

A direct line from Dr Edward Bach

Author of the first Encyclopaedia of Flower Remedies, a Harley ST Consultant, Teacher, Essence pioneer and Entrepreneur in the field of Flower Essences and Frequency Medicine.

Hosted by Clare  G Harvey and Flor Taboada

Claire has developed the Flowers of the Orient, Sound, Jaguar and Frequency Essences, the Flower Essence of Australia as well as co-created the Nordic Range.

 

https://www.flowersense.co.uk/index.php

 

Trained in Chinese Medicine, Claire has blended and synergised  this ancient knowledge with specific flowers to balance the smooth functioning of the subtle anatomy which  includes the extraordinary meridians, main meridians, the interstitial pathways, the body’s energy centres  and the essential organs of the body to  create the Qi of Chinese Medicine Essence range.

We will be exploring this unique, infinitely practical range, plus a few special, particular blends that address the health, challenges and needs that practitioners have been asked to resolve in the last few years.

Participants will also have the chance to be tested with the ROFES machine and see their own meridian profile in real time, as well as their energetic state, physiological stress levels and overall wellness.

Further Information

Date: October 2026, 10.00am to 6.00pm Date To be confirmed

Cost: £100 (Certificated Attendance CPD) BFVEA [British Flower and Vibrational Essences Association] members £85

For details and payment, please contact Clare flowersenseinfo@googlemail.com  Tel: 01963 250750.

Venue: Hedgerley Memorial Hall, Kiln Lane, Hedgerley, Bucks SL2 3UU