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Dr Marilyn Glenville (PhD)
Registered Nutritionist
Thursday 25th September 13.00-14.00
Dr. Marilyn Glenville PhD is the UK’s leading nutritionist specialising in women’s health. She is the former President of the Food and Health Forum at the Royal Society of Medicine, a registered nutritionist, psychologist, author and popular broadcaster who obtained her doctorate from Cambridge University.
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For over thirty-five years Dr. Glenville has studied and practiced nutritional medicine specialising in the natural approach to female hormone problems.
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With a special interest in the female hormone cycle, Dr. Glenville works in her clinics with women
who suffer menstrual problems such as heavy periods, painful periods, PMS, fibroids, PCOS and endometriosis, and who wish to work on a nutritional approach to these problems.
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Dr. Glenville is a popular international speaker and the author of 17 internationally bestselling books. As a respected author on women’s healthcare, she gives regular talks on radio and frequently appears on television and in the press.
Talk: Your gut is talking - are you listening?
Anxiety, brain fog, low mood... your gut may be behind more than you think. Discover the powerful two-way connection between your gut and your brain in this eye-opening talk on the mind–gut connection. Learn how your microbiome influences stress, mood, and mental wellbeing—and what you can do to take back control. Join me for a fascinating and practical talk exploring this powerful mind–gut connection and discover how your microbiome—the balance of bacteria in your gut—can influence how you feel, think, and cope with daily stress. Whether you’re struggling with stress, feeling low or anxious, or simply curious about how to support your mental health naturally, this talk will offer valuable insights that may surprise you. You’ll leave with practical, evidence-based steps to help you feel more balanced, focused, and emotionally well—by taking care of your gut. Come and find out how small changes in your gut can lead to big changes in how you feel—every single day. Small gut shifts. Big mental health gains.
