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From Fragmented to Functional:Rebuilding the Endometriosis Care Model

Wed 25th June 2025, 04:00pm
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From Fragmented to Functional:Rebuilding the Endometriosis Care Model

📅 25th June 2025 | 🕓 4:00 – 7:00 PM GMT | 💻 Live Online Symposium 

Is Endometriosis Just a Hormonal Imbalance? Think Again.
What if endometriosis isn’t just about hormones—but a complex, systemic condition rooted in immune dysfunction, inflammation, and environmental stressors? This game-changing symposium will challenge outdated views and offer a powerful new perspective rooted in Systems Biology, Functional Medicine, and personalised nutrition.
Join leading clinical experts as they unpack the real drivers of endometriosis and reveal how integrative, root-cause strategies can help transform outcomes—from pain management to hormonal balance and long-term healing.

Join clinical experts and thought leaders as they reframe endometriosis through the lens of integrative healthcare, providing root-cause insights and practical strategies for optimal healing. 

Featured Experts & Talks 

SESSION 1: Rethinking Endometriosis: A Functional Medicine Perspective 

Dr Ghazala Aziz-Scott | Clinical Lead Doctor, Marion Gluck Clinic 

Dr Ghazala Aziz-Scott explores the evolving understanding of endometriosis as a whole-body disease involving immune dysregulation, gut imbalances, and systemic inflammation. This session will examine the limitations of conventional therapies and present an integrative, multimodal treatment strategy, offering a framework for truly personalised care. 

Key Learning Objectives:
– Understand the multifactorial root causes of endometriosis, including hormone imbalance, immune dysfunction, inflammation, and gut dysbiosis.
– Explore the limitations of conventional treatment and the benefits of a personalised, interdisciplinary approach.
– Provide practical clinical strategies for effective, root-cause-based support. 

SESSION 2: Gut Barrier & Immunity in Endometriosis 

Kat Smith | KBMO 

Impaired gut integrity directly impacts disease states. In this session, Kat Smith explores the critical role of gut health and immune function, highlighting how LPS-driven inflammation can drive endometriosis progression. With a focus on functional testing and immune modulation, Kat presents practical strategies for achieving meaningful structural and symptomatic change in endometriosis clients. 

Key Learning Objectives:
– Understand LPS (lipopolysaccharide) as a key driver of endometriosis development and symptoms
– Examine the nuances and benefits of functional testing in endometriosis care
– Evaluate immune system involvement and potential interventions
– Challenge restrictive eating patterns in the “endo-belly” scenario
– Consider long-term structural change and sustainable progress in endometriosis management 

SESSION 3:  Endometriosis clients in Perimenopause Lifestage: Considerations, Case Study Pearls and supplementation  

Lorna Driver-Davies | Wild Nutrition.  

Navigating the intersection of perimenopause and endometriosis presents a unique and often complex clinical picture for nutrition professionals. During the perimenopausal transition, systemic inflammation tends to rise, which can exacerbate the immune–endocrine dysregulation already present in clients with endometriosis.  

With oestrogen regulation and inflammatory pathways deeply intertwined, supporting both hormonal changes and a chronic inflammatory condition simultaneously can be a daunting clinical task. Traditional endometriosis protocols typically focus on women in their reproductive years, leaving a gap in guidance for those entering perimenopause.  Lorna Driver-Davies will explore this nuanced terrain, including real-life case studies to illuminate effective strategies for managing this dual presentation. 

Key Learning Objectives: 

  • Understand the physiological complexities when endometriosis co-exists with perimenopause. 
  • Identify the key risk factors and clinical considerations for clients experiencing both conditions concurrently. 
  • Explore effective nutritional and lifestyle interventions tailored to support immune and endocrine balance in this specific client group. 
  • Gain insights into targeted supplementation strategies, including the use of Food-Grown® Endo Support and Food-Grown® Perimenopause Complex, for managing inflammation, oestrogen metabolism, and hormone function. 
  • Learn from practitioner-led case studies that demonstrate real-world application of integrative protocols. 

 

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Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your skills and gain valuable knowledge in the field Endometriosis! 

Early bird tickets now available for £20/ $25/€25

Accredited by the NNA, ANA and GNC.

 

 

 

Speakers

Dr. Ghazala Aziz-Scott

Functional Medicine Doctor and Menopause Expert

Dr Ghazala Aziz-Scott studied Medicine at Cambridge University and graduated with a Masters in Neuroscience, Medical Ethics and Law. She transferred to Oxford University for her clinical training where she also completed her specialist GP training scheme gaining her membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP) in 1995. Well qualified in women’s health, she also holds the DRCOG (Diploma of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists) and DFFP (Diploma of the Faculty of Family Planning). She has been an experienced senior GP in a large NHS partnership in West London for over two decades but is now dedicating her career to Functional Medicine and bioidentical hormone balancing to provide an expertise in integrative women’s health.

Lorna Driver-Davies

Clinical Nutritional Therapist

Lorna Driver-Davies is a Clinical Nutritional Therapist focusing on nutritional therapy for women's health. With extensive experience over 14 years, she has supported thousands of women to optimise their hormones, menstrual cycle, vaginal and pelvic health. ​She has particular specialised clinical expertise, academic focus and passion for supporting clients diagnosed with Endometriosis and Adenomyosis.

She also has significant skills and experience working with perimenopause and menopause. ​

Her extensive background in women’s health nutrition allows her to effectively co-support complex gynaecological conditions that often require surgical or medical hormone treatments. This expertise enables her to offer a sophisticated and collaborative approach to gynaecological health and wellbeing.

​She is excited about working with women who are looking to take positive control over managing their wellbeing.