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Supporting Healthy Ageing: Inflammation and Midlife Health

Feeling like inflammation is quietly stealing your energy, joint comfort, or vitality, even if tests look “normal”? Chronic low-grade inflammation is one of the biggest hidden drivers of accelerated biological ageing, fueling the “Four Horsemen” of decline and shortening healthspan. Discover strategies that can help reduce inflammation, lower your bioage, and add vibrant, disease-resistant years.

This empowering workshop decodes the science of inflammation’s role in ageing and arm yourself with practical tools and knowledge.

In this workshop, you’ll learn:

✔️ How to spot “silent” inflammation and how it can influence wellbeing and healthy ageing

✔️ The everyday hidden drivers of inflammation in modern life

✔️ Learn more about biological age and common ways it can be measured

✔️ Evidence-based interventions (diet, movement, sleep, and more) that can help reduce inflammatory load

✔️ Explore the relationship between inflammation, metabolism and healthy ageing

✔️ Testing recommendations, including repeat IV blood panels for  monitoring of progress

Whether you’re wanting to better understand inflammation, healthy ageing or the lifestyle factors influencing your wellbeing, this workshop is for you.

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