Fed Up With Sleep Disturbances?
Sleep With The Experts with special guest Sue Dengate
Join us for a free Webinar on July 8 at
https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/717351994
Diet can help with sleeping
issues, like difficulty falling asleep, frequent night waking, restless legs,
'weird' dreams, nightmares, night terrors, and sleep walking in babies,
children and adults.
The food chemicals that have
been associated with insomnia include artificial colours, natural colour annatto, preservatives, synthetic antioxidants, flavour enhancers and naturally occurring chemicals called salicylates and amines.
Dairy foods and less commonly wheat or gluten can be a problem for some
people but are less likely to be a problem than additives and salicylates. Sleep
disturbance can also be the unintended side effect of a medication.
Sue will help people find
which foods affect them and their sleeping.
Sue Dengate is a psychology
graduate and former high school teacher who became interested in the effects of
food additives after the birth of her first child 20 years ago.
She is author of the
bestselling Fed Up series, published by Random House Australia. Sue, helped by
her husband Dr Howard Dengate, a food scientist, runs the Food Intolerance
Network www.fedup.com.au which provides
independent information about the effects of food on behaviour,
health and learning ability in both children and adults, and support for
families using a low-chemical elimination diet free of additives, low in salicylates, amines and flavour
enhancers (FAILSAFE).
Sue Dengate was nominated as
Australian of the Year in 2005 and 2006.
Attendance at the webinar is free of charge, but limited in number. You will
need to book EACH WEEK to attend each expert session - to ensure places are respected.
This webinar
series will NOT be repeated. BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment
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