Thursday 15 August 2019 4:00pm to 7:30pm
Old Divinity Schools, St Johns Street, Cambridge
About
Come along to watch documentary film 'Food Matters,' followed by 4 experts discussing the question: to what extent does what we eat directly affect our health?
For this unmissable FREE event, we are screening documentary film 'Food Matters,' and following this up with a panel discussion around just how far what we eat can be linked to our long term health.
Some of the film's far-fetched claims have made it quite a controversial documentary. So we have gathered a panel of 4 experts in the health and nutrition field to discuss their thoughts and opinions on just how far we can link what we eat to our health.
At a time when people are focusing more and more on their health and well being, the opportunity to look at what we eat and how we live is more timely than ever. However, also on the rise are contradictory diet and exercise trends that change daily and have no real scientific evidence to support them. This event will dig deep beneath money making myths we are sold and look into the realities of what health should mean for us.
Join us after the film and the talk for drinks and networking.
This is a ticketed event. Tickets are FREE and can be purchased HERE.
Panel Speakers:
This is a public event, hosted by Cambridge Global Food Security IRC and supported by EIT Food, as part of the #AnnualFoodAgenda project.
Contact
Esme Booth