Linda Lazarides B.A. (Hons) London University, has been teaching, writing books and developing effective treatment protocols for 30 years. She has trained hundreds of professional naturopathic practitioners, worked with doctors, and advised national organizations in the UK.

Linda has worked as a food doctor since 1987, including three years for the British National Health Service. In 1997 she founded the British Association for Nutritional Therapy---now a major professional organization.

Linda's philosophy is to show how the original old-school naturopathy is proven by modern scientific knowledge. By combining the two, we can get the best of both worlds.

Linda has appeared on radio and TV in the UK and has been invited to speak at meetings of British and European Members of Parliament. In 2000 she gave evidence on behalf of the Nutritional Therapy Council, at the House of Lords consultation process on Complementary and Alternative Medicine in the UK.

Past positions she has held include Nutrition Editor of the Journal of Alternative & Complementary Medicine (Green Library), Founder and Director of the Society for the Promotion of Nutritional Therapy, and editor of its journal 'Nutritional Therapy Today'.

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 on weight loss, health and naturopathic nutrition, including her acclaimed 'Textbook of Modern Naturopathy'. She now devotes her time to creating online educational courses.

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