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Amanda Hamilton to Host The Good Digestion Show, 28th Apr 2011
TV Celebrity & Nutritionist Amanda Hamilton has joined forces with the founder of the Good Digestion Show, Caroline Bramwell, to break down the taboo of talking about digestive and bowel disorders and is Ambassador for the event, giving a Keynote speech and being present throughout the show. The event is also supported by celebrity chefs Lesley Waters and Antony Worrall Thompson who will be giving live cooking demonstrations, using produce that would suit those with particular food intolerances, such as wheat, gluten or dairy.
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Celebrity Chefs cook up a storm for The Good Digestion Show, 20th Aug 2010
Celebrity chefs Antony Worrall Thompson and Lesley Waters will be giving live demonstrations at The Good Digestion Show on 24th and 25th June 2011 at EXEC on the East of England showground, Peterborough. This brand new consumer event, is the premier event for anyone interested in food intolerance, healthy eating, lifestyle and good digestion and aims to raise the profile of illnesses such as Ulcerative Colitis and Crohns disease, topics otherwise considered taboo.
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Searching for the Lost Ostomates, 5th Aug 2010
A mother of two young children, who suffered debilitating Ulcerative Colitis for five years, and ended up having blood transfusions and underwent a ‘world first’ single-site keyhole surgery to remove her entire large intestine and rectum, has turned her experiences into a national event and campaign to reach out to others with stomas who do not have the support of a patient group or association (known as Lost Ostomates).
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Life changing surgery inspires Businesswoman to take on a new Challenge, 13th Jul 2010
Businesswoman, Caroline Bramwell, who suffered debilitating Ulcerative Colitis for 5 years and went through major ‘world first’ surgery last March, is cycling from London to Paris in just 24 hours on 23rd July to show others that they can get back to a better quality of life, whilst raising funds for Scope at the same time.
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