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Wise Traditions 2011

 Philip from Wise Traditions asked me to post this.  I am very sympathetic to the Weston A Price movement  which includes great thinkers like Chris Masterjohn





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Wise Traditions London 2011 - Conference DVD available now

The London Chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation held its second annual conference this year in London, England, featuring seven speakers from USA and Europe and a special movie preview of Trufflepig Film’s soon to be released “The Moo Man”.

We are pleased to announce that the full 14 hours of the conference, with live video and slides, are now available worldwide on four DVDs for the introductory price of just $40 / £25 + free shipping in the USA & Europe, making them the ideal treat for yourself and Christmas/Birthday present for friends and family!

Please visit westonaprice.org/london to purchase DVDs, view preview clips, watch free videos of the 2010 conference, to join our mailing list and find our contact details. Join our mailing list via the website to receive all future announcements about the annual conference and recordings.

Your purchase will help fund future conferences in England and we hope to see the message of the Weston A. Price Foundation continue to grow in the UK and Europe. This Foundation's message is important now more than ever, with the British Prime Minister yesterday proposing a punitive tax on products with greater than 2.6% saturated fat. A tax which has already been imposed upon Denmark and the ironically named Hungary and which is being discussed by some American lawmakers, all the while being surreptitiously promoted for the corporations by the World Health Organisation to impose the USDA's dietary guidelines upon the entire world.

Our next annual conference will be held March 17th 2012 at Epsom Downs Racecourse in London, featuring an exciting group of speakers including Sally Fallon-Morell. We hope to continue to promote familiar speakers to a new audience here and discover local speakers who can infuse our movement with fresh ideas, as has been achieved by the inspirational Wise Traditions conference in America.


Wise Traditions 2011 -- All Regions DVD -- Run time 810 mins on 4 discs

Speakers: Kaayla T. Daniel PhD CCN; Dr Malcolm Kendrick MD; Dr Natasha Campbell-McBride MD, Barry Groves PhD; Zoe Harcombe MA; Graham Harvey & Jerry Brunetti.

Bonus Movie Preview: "The Moo Man", the story of Hook & Son, an English grass fed, dairy which secured its future selling raw milk, butter and cream. Includes discussions with the farmer & filmmaker.

DVD ROM with PowerPoint presentations for download.

Continuing Professional Development (11 hours), accredited by the British Association of Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy.

Purchase DVDs at: westonaprice.org/london
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JamesSteeleII said…
The conference was excellent. Phillip is a great guy aswell. I bumped into him at my local farmers market after the conference not realising that he was local also and have since helped out at The Field to Fork Festival on a WAPF stall with him. Got my copy of the DVD too which is great value for the content really.
October 12, 2011 at 1:39 PM
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