Linda Lazarides has worked in naturopathic nutritional therapy since 1987, including three years for the British National Health Service. In 1997 she founded the British Association for Nutritional Therapy. She has appeared on radio and tv in the UK and has been invited to speak at meetings of British and European Members of Parliament. Positions she has held include Nutrition Editor of the Journal of Alternative & Complementary Medicine (Green Library), and adviser to several national organizations. In 1996 Linda wrote an outline syllabus for the first university course in Nutritional Therapy at the University of Westminster. Linda is author of eight books, including her acclaimed Textbook of Modern Naturopathy. She has trained many health practitioners and now devotes her time to developing online and home study courses.
Visit www.naturostudy.org for details of Linda's one-year intensive home-study practitioner training course.

Author - Linda Lazarides

Naturopathy: What Does It Really Mean?

Naturopathy can be quite a confusing topic. In the UK and most of Europe we traditionally think of...