Conferences - 2005 Event Calendar

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Earthfinds <earthfinds wrote:

Chris mentioned (well I think it was Chris) that she

learned such and such at a conference.

 

Which made me wonder..... how you find out about

conferences for herbs/oils/aromatherapy etc...

 

Judy

Green Dragon Herbals

 

 

 

 

 

2005 Event Calendar

 

 

 

ongoing thru October 26: " Nature's Pharmacy: The Healing Power of Plants. " San

Francisco, CA. The Conservatory of Flowers takes visitors on a virtual journey

to Africa, Asia, South and North America to learn about medicinal plants, their

many uses and the issues that surround them. Visitors enter the exhibition and

are instantly immersed in the sights, sounds and scents of four culturally

themed marketplaces. Ph: 415-666-7001. Web site: www.conservatoryofflowers.org.

 

August 18-21: Telluride Mushroom Festival (25th Anniversary). Telluride,

Colorado. The festival includes mushroom lectures, daily fungus forays in the

forest, hands-on identification and cultivation workshops, mushroom poetry, and

a mushroom parade. Complete information can be found at www.shroomfestival.com.

Call 303-296-9359 or write to Fungophile, Attn: Mushroom Festival, Box 480503,

Denver, CO, 80248-0503.

 

August 21-25: 53rd Annual Congress of the Society for Medicinal Plant Research.

Florence, Italy. In addition to the Congress, a number of cultural and

historical tours will be organized for both the participants and accompanying

persons. A post-congress botanical excursion is planned. Phone: +39 055 561030

/5520518. E-mail: antonella.saccardi. Web site:

http://www.phytosif.org/documenti/circolare1plant.pdf.

 

August 21-26: The 4th International Congress of Ethnobotany (ICEB-2005).

“Ethnobotany: At the Junction of the Continents and the Disciplines.” Istanbul,

Turkey. The Istanbul Congress will be the fourth in a series of meetings aimed

to share developments and challenges in the discipline of ethnobotany and will

include a number of proposed panels, workshops and poster presentations, in

addition to a keynote address and three plenary talks. The 4th Annual Congress

will be held in collaboration with the International Forum for Social Sciences

and Health (IFSSH). Phone: + 90-216-578 0727. E-mail: fertug. Web

site: http://www.iceb2005.com/index.html.

 

August 23-25: COHAB 2005, the First International Conference on Health and

Biodiversity. Galway, Ireland. This international forum for scientists,

professionals, policy makers and stakeholders addresses the issues linking

environmental health, human health, biological diversity and international

development. A special session will discuss policy options for the health and

development problems posed by biodiversity loss, with relevance to public health

and development planning policies worldwide. The conference brochure can be

downloaded at http://www.cohab2005.com/brochure.htm. Full details of the

conference can be found at http://www.cohab2005.com; Enquiries should be

directed to Conor Kretsch, COHAB Director, email: info.

 

August 24–27: The American Association of Naturopathic Physicians’ (AANP) 20th

Annual Convention & Exposition. Phoenix, Arizona. This year’s meeting will offer

updates on new treatments for diseases and other medical disorders that are

treated by naturopathic physicians. Research presentations will be offered

daily throughout the conference. Web site: http://www.naturopathic.org/. For

more information contact Donna Krupa, phone: 703-527-7357, e-mail:

djkrupa1.

 

August 25-27: A Future Beneath the Trees Symposium. Canada. An international

symposium on non-timber forest products, community economic development and

forest conservation. With 150 researchers from across B.C. and around the world,

this symposium will address the opportunities and challenges of commercial

development of non-timber forest products and the impacts of commercialization

on rural communities and forest ecosystems. Web site:

http://www.ntfpvictoria2005.ca/. E-mail: ntfp. Phone:

250-391-2600 ext. 4328.

 

August 26-29: Second International Seabuckthorn Association Conference (ISA

2005). Beijing, China. Objectives of the Conference include the development of

long-term strategies and partnerships for scientific and commercial cooperation

on sea buckthorn production. Main themes of the conference include planting and

horticulture of sea buckthorn as well as processing and marketing of sea

buckthorn. There will be a Post-Conference Tour to Inner Mongolia and the Loess

Plateau to visit a sea buckthorn plantation and processing enterprise. E-mail:

isa2005. Web site: http://www.icrts.org/isa2005.htm.

 

August 27-28: High Falls Gardens Field Workshop for Practitioners of Oriental

Medicine: " In the Garden With Robert Newman. " Philmont, New York. Topics

Include: Where Plants Grow; Practice in Pattern Recognition; Species

Identification; Plant Morphology and Medicine; Reference Materials; Cultivation

Issues. Contact: Jean Giblette, Director, HIGH FALLS GARDENS, Box 125, Philmont,

NY, 12565, phone: 518-672-7365, hfg.

 

August 27-29: Buy BCwild Conference. Canada. This event will help NTFP-based

businesses acquire and develop techniques to grow sustainably and contribute to

rural economic development in their communities. The conference will involve 150

businesses and business experts in two days of workshops and meetings that will

enhance business skills, knowledge and the competitiveness of participants. Web

site: http://www.ntfpvictoria2005.ca/. E-mail: ntfp. Phone:

250-391-2600 ext. 4328.

 

August 28: Shop the Wild: 2005 Tradeshow and Festival. Canada. A public

exposition of Non-Timber Forest Products from around the world with a focus on

B.C. businesses. The event will include a trade show, public lectures and

demonstrations. Web site: http://www.ntfpvictoria2005.ca/. E-mail:

ntfp. Phone: 250-391-2600 ext. 4328.

 

August 28-September 3: Medicinal Plants for Naturalists with Ethnobotanist and

Author James A. Duke. Maine. This seminar will provide a broad overview of the

field of medicinal plants from a North American perspective and will also cover

edible and poisonous plants, as well as the importance of plants to animals.

Discussion of phytochemicals within plants will help participants to better

understand the preparation and uses of plant extracts. Students will be

encouraged to collect, identify, label and share study specimens of plants with

medicinal uses which can easily be found in different habitats along the Maine

coast. For more information, contact the Humboldt Institute at 207-546-2821.

E-Mail: office. Web site: www.eaglehill.us.

 

August 30-31: Relevant Regulatory and Analytical Challenges for Food and Dietary

Supplements: 3rd Annual Symposium. Madison, Wisconsin. Sponsored by Covance

Laboratories and University of Wisconsin Food Research Institute. Sessions will

include engineering laboratory efficiency, new advancements in analysis, method

development and validation, and international trade and regulatory issues. To

receive a preliminary program: http://www.covance.com/foodsymposium/.

 

September 3-5: Alternative Therapies 33rd Annual Cancer Convention. Universal

City, CA. Learn about the prevention & control of cancer through nutrition,

tests & non-toxic cancer therapies such as laetrile, gerson, hoxsey, koch,

enzymes & immunotherapy from medical doctors, clinical researchers,nutritionists

& authors. Web site: http://www.cancercontrolsociety.com/meeting2005.htm.

 

September 8-11: The 19th Annual Breitenbush Herbal Conference 2005. Portland,

OR. Herbal Traditions & Healing Waters. Deepen your herbal studies with hands-on

experiences to fulfill mind, body and spirit. Through the 30 plus workshops,

demonstrations, herb walks, and discussions deepen your connection to the

healing aspects of herbs. Class offerings will appeal to beginner through

advanced students. Phone: 503-236-3185. E-mail: info Web

site: www.trilliumbotanicals.net.

 

September 9-11: 2005 International Aloe Science Council Seminar. South Padre

Island, Texas. International Aloe Science Council is holding their 24th annual

scientific seminar in South Padre Island, Texas. Representatives from around

the world will present findings from their studies about aloe’s proven uses.

IASC will host a two-day scientific seminar and an optional Post seminar tour to

aloe fields in South Texas. For more information, contact IASC: Email:

iasc1. Phone: 972-258-8772. Web site: http://www.iasc.org/.

 

September 9-14: North American Congress of Clinical Toxicology 2005.Orlando,

Florida. This annual conference provides an opportunity for physicians,

pharmacists, nurses and scientists from around the world to participate in the

sharing of information on a wide variety of toxicological issues. In addition to

platform and poster sessions, the program will offer a number of symposia,

workshops, as well as other traditional and novel special sessions. Phone:

925-828-7100. Fax: 925-828-2121. E-mail: nacct.

 

September 12-14: 2nd Annual World Obesity & Weight Loss Congress & Expo.

Washington, D.C. Web site: http://www.obesityandweightloss.com/index.html.

E-mail: service. Phone: 203-319-1700 or 877-319-1700.

 

September 14-16: The 5th Annual Texas Plant Conservation Conference. Lady Bird

Johnson Wildflower Center, Austin, TX. This three-day conference will provide a

forum for the discussion of current and future plant conservation issues in

Texas. Professionals, students, and the general public are invited to attend the

conference, which will feature several speakers on the topic of rare and

endangered plant research. Participants will also have the opportunity to review

and comment on a draft of a proposed statewide Comprehensive Plant Conservation

Action Plan. Phone: 512-292-4200 ext. 160. E-mail: oxley. Web

site: www.wildflower.org.

 

September 15-16: World Green Roof Congress. Basel, Switzerland. The aim of the

congress is to bring together a wide range of professionals to share good

practice experience, research, problem-solving knowledge, and the application of

new techniques and tools. The conference will highlight current thinking and

future trends in innovative green roof solutions and research and is intended to

help inform current public and private sector decision-making. Web site:

http://www.greenroofcongress.ch/index.cfm?uuid= & o_lang_id=2.

 

September 15-18: Natural Products Expo East. Washington, DC. Featuring every

category in the natural and organic products industry, Natural Products Expo

East and Organic Products Expo-BioFach America deliver more than 600 new

products from the best companies to a growing international audience. Phone:

866-458-4935. E-mail: tradeshows. Web site: www.expoeast.com.

 

September 19-21: The 12th Annual Symposium on Complementary Health Care.

University of Exeter, UK. An international symposium with an emphasis on

original research which offers a unique opportunity to discuss key issues in CAM

such as effectiveness, safety, and costs in critical yet open-minded debate.

This year's Varro Tyler Memorial Lecture on phytomedicine will be presented by

Dr Peter de Smet. On Wednesday, Dr Klaus Linde will be giving a keynote speech

on acupuncture and chronic pain. The symposium will consist of two days of

platform and poster presentations and is preceded by half-day workshops. Phone:

+01-392 424972. For more information, e-mail Barbara Wider at B.Wider. Web

site: www.pms.ac.uk/compmed/symposium.

 

September 23: ACEER Reception and Dinner. Washington, D.C. The Amazon Center

For Environmental Education and Research (ACEER) Foundation has planned a Gala

to be held at the National Geographic Society. The American Botanical Council

and ACEER jointly conduct ethnobotanical tours of Peru, Mark Blumenthal is on

the ACEER Board, and ABC has sponsored a table at the event. ABC invites you to

this special event in support of the Wayquecha Cloud Forest Canopy Walkway

Project, Andes Mountains, Peru. For furthur information, web site:

http://www.herbalgram.org/browsedev.php?c=aceer_event, contact Marguerite Gould

at the ACEER Foundation at 610-738-0477 or e-mail: mgould. ACEER web

site: http://www.aceer.org/index.php.

 

September 23-24: The Tenth Annual South Central District Gathering of The Herb

Society of America. Mountain View, Arkansas. Web site:

http://www.herbsociety.org/cal_southcen.php.

For more information contact Rosa Schachle at rosagarden.

 

 

September 24-27: The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) Annual Conference.

Indian Wells, CA. CRN announces its 2005 annual conference on dietary

supplements. The $1,499 registration fee covers all program sessions. Special

hotel rates will be available. This year’s annual conference will feature a new

program format allowing participants to take advantage of a Saturday night stay,

resulting in lower airfare. For more information, visit

www.crnusa.org/TheConference or contact Judy Blatman 202-204-7962.

 

September 26-27: Closing the Gap on Fiber: International science and culinary

conference. Chicago, IL. Linda Gilbert, President of HealthFocus International,

will be presenting. Linda will be sharing proprietary research that HealthFocus

International has been conducting for National Starch on fiber communications.

Web site: http://www.healthfocus.com/fiberconference.htm. E-mail:

hfocus.

 

September 27–30: USP Annual Scientific Meeting 2005: Impact the Future of

Pharmacopeial Standards. San Diego, California. The USP 2005 Annual Scientific

Meeting is your opportunity to directly contribute to USP’s standards-setting

processes. Through interaction with USP’s scientific staff and Council of

Experts, you will help establish standards-setting priorities for the

organization and help shape the quality requirements that you must, by law,

follow. Learn about the current and future impact of dietary supplement

verification and new FDA regulatory initiatives on the marketplace; expansion of

General Chapter <2030>, Supplemental Information for Botanicals; technologies

for botanical classification, and identification and analysis of

new/emerging/potential dietary supplement ingredients. The meeting is sponsored

by U.S. Pharmacopeia. Register at: www.usp.org/conferences, phone:

301-816-8134.

 

September 30-October 2: Healthy Harvest Show. San Jose, CA. The Healthy Harvest

Show is co-sponsored by NNFA-West, the regional trade association representing

natural products industry members located in the states of California, Hawaii,

Nevada and Arizona. It is expected to feature over 200 exhibitors of organic and

natural foods and products, dietary supplements, HBA, sports nutrition, natural

remedies, health books, and more. Membership in NNFA-West is not a requirement

for attending the Healthy Harvest Show, although certain functions and events

may be limited to current members of NNFA-West (on-site instant membership

applications will be available). Phone: 805-646-4246. Web site:

http://www.healthyharvestshow.com/Attendees/Main.html.

 

September 30-October 30: Herbal Constituents for Practitioners. Colorado. An

in-depth, 30-hour course covering the constituents of medicinal plants for

practitioners, pharmacists, or anyone wanting a more advanced understanding of

herbal medicine. Lisa Ganora's unique visual approach brings the subject of

herbal phytochemistry to life. Two weekend intensives: Sept. 30-Oct 2 & Oct.

28-30. For more information, http://www.herbalchem.net/Boulder_2005.htm.

 

October 1: Planting the Future: A Conference on the Cultivation, Preservation &

Use of Native Medicinal Plants. Gordonsville, Virginia. Presented by United

Plant Savers - a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, conserving, &

restoring native medicinal plants and their habitats in the United States &

Canada. Presenters include renowned herbalists from the Appalachian region. For

More Information Please Contact - Betzy Bancroft, 802-476-6467, e-mail

plants. Local Contact: (after Sept. 1st) Kathleen Maier,

434-295-3820, e-mail info.

 

October 6-9: Building Bridges of Integration for Traditional :

True Healing, True Health. East Rutherford, NJ. True Health is a three-day forum

for exploring how traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) can play an essential role

in improving the efficacy, cost-effectiveness, and safety of contemporary

health-care. TCM experts join with today’s most dynamic integrative Western

medical professionals to explore the deepest roots of healing and health and to

share unique insights borne of this millennia-old medical tradition. This

conference is for health-care professionals interested in expanding health care

options using TCM and its growing role in complementary health care. CEUs and

CMEs available. For more information please visit http://www.tcmconference.org,

call 888-TCM-6909, or email info.

 

October 7–9: The International Complementary and Natural Healthcare Conference

and Expo (CAM Expo West). Los Angeles Convention Center. Features the latest

trends, research, clinical trials and protocols in the field of complementary

and integrative healthcare. Practitioners who attend CAM Expo West will learn

the latest information, techniques, tools and services to grow and enhance their

practices. Register at www.camexpowest.com and use priority code ABC to save.

 

October 9: The Fourth Annual Catskill Mountain Ginseng and Medicinal Herb

Festival. Catskill, New York. Join us and learn about the history and folklore

of Catskill Ginseng as well as how it is grown in our forests. Our keynote

speaker this year will be Rosemary Gladstar. An educational workshop on how to

grow ginseng in the woods will be presented at Noon by Cornell Cooperative

Extension's Ginseng Specialist, Bob Beyfuss. Other educational lectures on

topics related to herbs and herbal medicine will be offered throughout the day.

For more information contact the Heart of Catskill at 518-943-0989, e-mail

hoca, or Bob Beyfuss at 518-622-9820, rlb14.

 

October 12-17: The Third Annual International Medicinal Mushroom Conference.

Port Townsend, WA. The mission of these continuing conferences is to promote the

understanding of mushrooms in medicine and in the environment. Experts from

around the world will exchange ideas for advancing this unique field of study.

Phone: 800-780-9126. E-mail: mycomedia. Web site:

www.fungi.com/conference.

 

October 14–16: The 16th Annual Bioneers Conference. San Rafael, California. The

Bioneers Conference is a hub of practical solutions for restoring the Earth –

and people. It’s a thriving network of visionary innovators working with nature

to heal nature. The Bioneers draw from four billion years of evolutionary

intelligence and apply the knowledge in practical ways to serve human ends

harmlessly. There will be pre & post conference intensives at Embassy Suites.

Web site: http://www.bioneers.org/conference/.

 

October 14–16: Neuroprotection: A Functional Medicine Approach for Common and

Uncommon Neurologic Syndromes. Washington, DC. The purpose of this course is to

help healthcare providers extend the practice of functional medicine to patients

traditionally diagnosed with neurological conditions, including episodic

disorders (migraine, seizures, ischemic events), chronic or progressive

disorders (multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, myopathies), and more

classical neurodegenerative disorders (dementia, parkinsonism, supranuclear

palsy, ALS). Early Bird cut-off date: September 14, 2005. For more information,

please visit our website at http://www.functionalmedicine.org/ or contact Client

Services at 800-228-0622.

 

October 16-19: Worldnutra: International Conference and Exhibition on

Nutraceuticals and Functional Foods. Anaheim, CA. Phone/Fax: 979-694-7031. Web

site: http://www.worldnutra.com/pdetails.htm. E-mail: nutra.

 

October 16-20: IFEAT International Conference 2005 " The Industry in India:

Naturals & Aroma Chemicals - Production and Markets " . Cochin, Kerala, India. The

main theme of the conference will be the natural flavors and fragrance industry

in India; production, exports and the domestic market. Additionally, topical

issues of relevance to the global industry will be included. There will also be

pre- and post-conference tours to spice oleoresin and spice oil processing

facilities in Cohcin. E-mail: secretariat.

Web site: http://www.ifeat.org/Cochin%202005.htm.

 

October 20-23: The 13th International Congress of Oriental Medicine. Daegu,

Korea. The ICOM presents and discusses research findings on oriental medicine.

The congress will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the

International Society of Oriental Medicine. Web-site:

http://www.icomworld.org/about/about_1.asp. E-mail: icom.

 

October 21: Plant Conservation in an Era of Global Climate Change: A Janet

Meakin Poor Research Symposium. Northbrook, Illinois. The Institute for Plant

Conservation Biology and the School of the Chicago Botanic Garden work together

to present this annual symposium addressing important issues in plant

conservation and habitat management. Speakers will focus on innovative research

in the field of plant conservation. The keynote presentation is by Earl Saxon,

Ph.D., chief climate change scientist for the Nature Conservancy’s Global

Climate Change Initiative. To register or to request a brochure, call

847-835-8261. Web site: http://www.chicagobotanic.org/symposia/.

 

October 21-23: Third Annual Pediatric Integrative Medicine Conference. New York.

A half-day of pre-conference workshops and two days of interactive panel

discussions will allow faculty and participants to share evidenced-based methods

for the practice of integrative pediatrics. Phone: 760-633-3910. E-mail:

Victoria.gonzales.

 

October 21-23: 11th Annual Lublin Herb Fair: Herbarium 2005. Lublin, Poland.

Co-located with “Tea & Coffee 2005: 10th Coffee and Tea Fair. Attendees can

expect processed and unprocessed medicinal herbs, medicaments, natural

cosmetics, herbal teas, herb production and healthy foods. Phone:

0-81-534-46-14, 532-44-62 or Fax: 0-81-534-92-95.

 

October 21-23: American Association of Oriental Medicine (AAOM) 2005 Exposition

and International Conference: Tradition and Innovation. Chicago, Illinois. The

AAOM’s conferences are well known for bringing together a panorama of Oriental

Medicine professionals that touch the expanse of Oriental Medicine, not only

across the U.S., but Internationally as well. Full day pre-conference workshops

are scheduled for Thursday, October 20. Phone: 916-443-4770, 866-455-7999. Fax:

916-443-4766. E-mail: info. Web site: http://www.aaom.org/.

 

October 29-30: Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors (OAND) Convention

2005: Clinical Excellence in the 21st Century. Hamilton, Ontario. Canada’s

largest naturopathic medicine convention featuring 20 presentations, over 60

exhibitors, a Saturday evening trade show reception, and OAND awards ceremony.

For more information please see http://www.oand.org/.

 

November 1 (application deadline): Center for Agroecology & Sustainable Food

Systems 2006 Farm & Garden Apprenticeship in Ecological Horticulture. Santa

Cruz, California. This six-month, full-time program provides training in the

concepts and practices of organic gardening and small-scale sustainable farming.

The apprenticeship blends the virtues of experiential learning with traditional

classroom studies on topics that include soil management, composting, pest

control, crop planning, irrigation, farm equipment, and direct marketing

techniques. For further information contact: Apprenticeship Information, CASFS,

UCSC, 1156 High Street, Santa Cruz, CA, 95064, phone: 831-459-3695, web-site:

www.ucsc.edu/casfs. E-mail: apprenticeship.

 

November 1-5: Phytotherapy - the role of an ancient tradition in modern times.

Madeira, Portugal. This meeting will present the latest advances in our

understanding of how traditional knowledge is aiding the development of new

treatments. We welcome the participation of all those interested in the fields

of screening for new bioactive natural products, analytical techniques,

pharmacological studies, herb and drug interactions, good practice of

manufacturing and regulation concerning medicinal plants and herbal medicinal

products. Web site: http://www.uma.pt/phytotherapy/.

 

November 2-4: CO-OP America’s Green Business Conference. San Francisco,

California. Learn from your peers in this three-day event as you discuss the

many ways to build your business and a sustainable economy. Web site:

https://www.coopamerica.org/cabn/conference/index.cfm.

 

November 4-6: The 16th Annual American Herbalists Guild Symposium: Treating

Chronic Illness with Herbal Medicine. Portland, OR. Attendees can anticipate

more than 40 workshops by leading herbalists such as; Christopher Hobbs, Robert

Rountree, Mindy Green, Mary Bove, Francis Brinker, David Hoffmann, and many

others. Continuing education credits will be available for nurses, pharmacists,

acupuncturists, and naturopathic physicians. Pre-conference intensives will be

held on November 3. Phone: 770-751-6021. Fax: 770-751-7472. E-mail:

ahgoffice. Web site: http://www.americanherbalistsguild.com.

 

November 5-6: The Fourth Annual Green Festival. San Francisco, California. The

Green Festival unites green businesses, social and environmental groups,

visionary thinkers and thousands of community members in an exchange of ideas,

commerce and movement building. Web site: http://greenfestivals.com/.

 

November 8-11: 8th Moscow International Exhibition: Ingredients Russia 2005.

Moscow, Russia. Although primarily a food ingredient exhibition, there will be a

‘Chinese Pavilion’ and a ‘Healthy Ingredients Pavilion’, with

exhibitors/suppliers of medicinal and culinary herbs and spices, essential oils

and extracts, dehydrated and powdered fruits and vegetables, natural colors,

natural flavors, aromas, soya products and fats and oils. Phone:

+44-0-207-595-5113. E-mail: mel.vaux.

Web site: http://www.ingredients-russia.com/.

 

November 9–11: SupplySide West. Las Vegas, NV. The trade show features the

world’s largest exhibition of functional, healthy and nutritional ingredients,

plus more than 680 booths for education programming, special events and

promotional opportunities for participants. Contact: Amy Sharman, Marketing and

Communications Manager, 480-990-1101, ext.1543. E-mail: asharman.

 

November 15-16: Functional Foods for the Prevention and Treatment of Chronic

Diseases. Dallas, Texas. The main goal of the Conference is to bring together

experts in medicine, biology, and the food industry to discuss the contribution

of functional foods in the prevention and treatment of Chronic Diseases. The

scope of the Conference will also cover the advances of phytotherapy and food

therapy of cardiovascular disorders, diabetes, obesity and cancer with a special

focus on the creation of functional and medicinal foods with new properties. Web

site: http://www.functionalfoodscenter.net/conference_2005.htm. Phone:

469-441-8272.

 

November 16-18: The Consumer Insights Summit. Boca Raton, FL. At this summit

industry professionals will assemble to hear, interpret and discuss proprietary

consumer findings developed by the Hartman Group. During these research

discussions, the audience will hear best-practices from highly successful,

senior executives from consumer-focused corporations. For more information,

www.ConsumerInsightsSummit.com or contact RD Whitney at 603-924-7271 x115,

rdwhitney.

 

 

November 18-20: Tenth New Zealand Herb Federation Conference. Auckland, New

Zealand. Hosted by the Auckland Herb Society. The conference theme is Working

with Herbs in a Multi-Cultural Society. For more information and registration

forms please contact the conference organizer: Barbara Cox at phone/fax

09-6301-407. E-mail: coxy1.

 

November 26: Netherlands Association for Phytotherapy Symposium: PHYTOTHERAPY &

ONCOLOGY. Netherlands. The symposium program involves three keynote lectures on

Viscum album, Allium sativum and medicinal fungi. Researchers who have done

investigations in the realm of phytotherapy and oncology are invited to send in

abstracts for posters or short lectures, preferably before September 10th 2005.

Web site: http://www.fyto.nl/nieuwe_pagina_1.htm. E-mail: nvf.

 

November 28-December 3: Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice

(AFMCP). San Diego, CA. Spend a week with Jeffrey Bland, PhD, and other leading

experts on functional medicine, the science-based healthcare approach that

assesses and treats underlying causes of illness through individually tailored

therapies to restore health and improve function. Learn the techniques and take

home the clinical tools that will make functional medicine a reality in your

practice. Earn up to 41.5 CME hours. Phone: 800-228-0622. Web site:

www.functionalmedicine.org.

 

December 6-8: Organic & Natural Korea 2005. Seoul, Korea. An International

Organic & Natural Trade Fair. This year's event attracted more than 130

exhibitors from 10 countries and 12,000 registered trade visitors from Asian

region as well as Korea. In Organic & Natural Korea you can find the global

range of Organic food and Natural products including Functional food,

Supplements, Healthy products, Natural personal care products, Food ingredients

& raw material to finished product. Advice and information: Phone: +82 2 557

6776, Fax: +82 2 557 0870, E-mail: david, Web site:

www.organicshow.co.kr.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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