Tue19Feb - LEWES - Vaccination Under The Spotlight!

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'VACCINATION IN QUESTION'
A presentation by TREVOR GUNN

Tuesday 19 February 2008, All Saints Centre, Friars Walk, Lewes, East Sussex, 7.45pm
Admission £5. Tickets are ONLY available at the door (no pre-booking).

Trevor Gunn, Graduate in Medical Biochemistry, Practising and Registered Homeopath, presents the real evidence surrounding vaccination, and how it effects the physical body and our mental faculties. Trevor, author of 'Mass Immunisation: A Point in Question', provides insight into the alternatives and a way out of the dilemmas faced by many in their vaccine decisions, while offering a holistic view of all modern medicine.

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VACCINATION UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT IN LEWES

Trevor Gunn, one of the key questioners of the safety and effectiveness of mass immunisation, will be giving a presentation for the Lewes-based Changing Times organisation in an event to be held at the Lewes All Saints Centre on 19th February 2008.

Asking the question, "is there more to the vaccine story than meets the eye?", Trevor Gunn - Graduate in Medical Biochemistry and a practising and registered homeopath - presents the current and historical evidence surrounding the controversial issue of vaccination. He will reveal how vaccines affect the physical body as well as their impact on our mental and emotional faculties. He will also explore the wider context of disease and immunity, sharing scientific evidence that points to a more holistic view of disease.

Trevor says: "This talk is designed to provide insight into the alternatives to looking at health and disease outside of fear and risk analysis, and a way out of the dilemmas faced by many in their vaccine decisions."

"Far more significant than an imperfect drug, severe side-effects or ineffective intervention, is the impact of a conventional medical approach to illness on our perception of what we are capable of as human beings. By investigating not only which ideas and approaches have dominated modern health care, but also why, we shall be investigating the psychological, philosophical and commercial pressures that have helped to shape modern medicine and continue to shape us as human beings."

'Vaccination in Question' takes place on 19th February 2008, All Saints Centre, Friars Walk, Lewes, at 7.45pm. Details can be found at www.changingtimes.org.uk. Tickets are £5 and are available only on the door.

TREVOR GUNN: Father of three (unimmunised!), Graduate in Medical Biochemistry, Practising and Registered Homeopath based in Brighton UK, Vice Principal of The Japanese College of Homeopathy London, author of 'Mass Immunisation - A point in question' and 'Comparing Natural Immunity with Vaccination', lectures on homeopathy, pathology and immunisation abroad and in the UK, in colleges, on National TV and radio.
HOW TO FIND THE ALL SAINTS CENTRE:

BY ROAD: From the A27 (from Brighton or Eastbourne): Turn off into Lewes at the Cuilfail roundabout (NOT the Kingston roundabout), and go through the tunnel. Turn LEFT when leaving the tunnel, go straight over a mini-roundabout and follow the one-way system, with Waitrose on your left. [ALL DIRECTIONS FOLLOW FROM HERE] Go straight across a set of traffic lights by Boots – you are now in Friar's Walk. We recommend you turn next left (at a mini-roundabout) and go next left again into the big car park there. Then walk back into Friars Walk (turning left at the mini roundabout from where you're walking) and go further along until you see the All Saints Centre (a big converted church) on a rise on your right. Keep walking until you see the entrance gateway. From the A26 (from Uckfield): Keep going on the road into Lewes and follow the instructions above once you've gone straight past the Cuilfail tunnel entrance on your left (do not enter the tunnel), going straight over a mini-roundabout and following the one-way system to Waitrose, etc.

From the A275 (from East Grinstead): Turn first LEFT into the Offham Road shortly after going past the ‘Chalk Pit' pub on your right, just outside of Lewes. Keep going on this road for half a mile or so until it becomes the one-way system after the police station on your left. The road soon curves sharp left – after this, get into the RIGHT HAND LANE as soon as you can and follow the lane around to the right, so that Waitrose is on your left. Then follow the instructions above.

BY TRAIN: Come out of Lewes station and turn RIGHT. Walk along until you come to a road junction (there's a telephone box on the corner). Turn RIGHT into Lansdowne Place (DON'T go down the slip-road to the station car park). You will see the entrance to the All Saints Centre on your LEFT after about one minute's walk.

[uselesseater]

Are you plannning to invite Norman Baker MP?

[marndin]

Andy informs him of our events, but he's normally too busy to attend.

Martin