In Chinese Medicine, different food types may be harmful or helpful depending on one's health status.  Certain foods are considered energetically "blood producing" and helpful when fasting, while others are energetically "cold", "hot",  "mucus producing" or "drying".  In this talk, we will learn about these properties and how to match them to the individual.

This is a charity event.  A representative from a leading charity organisation will highlight the devastation caused by the recent slow tsunami in Pakistan that has killed over 1,600 people, left 4 million homeless and has flooded approximately one quarter of the country's land mass.

Free Entry.
Iftar will be served at 8.02pm.  Facilities for prayer are available.

The Speaker:
Imran Mohammed (LicAc BAcC LicOHM RCHM BSc) has over eleven years of experience in traditional medicine, specialising in chronic disorders including Gynaecology, Mental health and  Gastrointestinal, by combining the best of western science and oriental medicine.  Imran completed his initial training in Biomedical Sciences at Kings College London and has since lectured at The London College of Traditional Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.  In 2005, he was involved in an award winning community project and was merited the prestigious 'Integrated Health Futures Award’ from the Prince of Wales’s Foundation of Integrated Health.