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Nutritional Psychiatry: Rethinking the role of food, nutrients & microbes in mental health
20 - 21 September 2019
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Stress, pain and addiction experts unite in San Antonio, TX
05 June 2019
Bringing you highlights of the Institute for Functional Medicine’s Annual International Conference
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Applying resilience to healthcare
22 May 2019
The ANH team reports back from the latest Balens CPD Conference in Birmingham (UK) in which we participated
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News Alerts: Week 15, 2019
11 April 2019
Australia rethinks natural health ban; The autism/gut link; Diet and death; Vaping and seizures; The dangers of pesticides; Chemically-induced puberty
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Who owns your health data?
20 March 2019
In an era of digital healthcare ‘revolution’ who really benefits – the patient or big corporates?
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Trew Fields Festival
05 - 07 July 2019
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Why your doctor probably has it wrong on blood sugar monitoring
24 January 2019
Why the push against blood glucose self-monitoring suggests health authorities don’t want us to look after ourselves
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ANH-Intl end of year review
19 December 2018
Our end of 2018 wrap up illustrated with some of our leading articles
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ANH partners to reverse obesity and diabetes spiral in ASEAN countries
03 December 2018
ANH-Intl, with regional experts, held first symposium in Kuala Lumpur on latest breakthroughs in nutrition and lifestyle medicine that target metabolic diseases
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Is biohacking a product of a failing biomedical model?
24 October 2018
The shared mission of biohackers and the ANH-Intl sustainability blueprint
5G - a public health tragedy in the making?
We look at the potential for health harms posed by 5G
Health Sustainability Blueprint
Find out about our UK-tailored blueprint that shows how an entire nation’s approach to health & care could be made sustainable for future generations
ANH-Intl UK blueprint 2 min intro
ANH-Intl Founder, executive and scientific director, Rob Verkerk PhD gives 2 minute introduction following release of UK health sustainability blueprint
Reverse Diabetes Naturally
Most doctors and health authorities claim that type 2 diabetes is irreversible. It’s a disease you’re saddled with for life – along with a daily drug habit. Wrong! Type 2 diabetes is a form of carbohydrate intolerance and thousands have learned how to put this condition into permanent remission. Find out more.