Speaking & Teaching
Speaking
I speak to practitioner audiences on evolutionary medicine and its application to clinical practice — the proximate–ultimate distinction, the LEMH framework, and what evolutionary reasoning changes about how a case is formulated.
Formats
Conference keynote, CPD session, in-house practitioner training, panel, podcast. Talks run from 45 minutes to a half day and are adapted to the audience. Delivered in person or online.
Audiences
Nutritional therapists, health coaches, functional and lifestyle medicine practitioners, osteopaths and chiropractors, medical audiences with an interest in evolutionary medicine, and academic departments.
Enquiries
For speaking enquiries, including audience, format, date and location, email lee@leeglanville.com.
Talks
Proximate medicine in ultimate clothing
How to tell whether an intervention addresses root cause or reproduces the same causal depth in a different form. A discernment framework for practitioners trained in functional and lifestyle medicine.
Why APOE4 is not a risk allele
Conditional phenotypic expression, the evolutionary case for genotype-stratified nutrition, and what the cross-cultural evidence does and does not establish.
Three hominins and a category error
Chimpanzee self-medication, Neanderthal dentistry, and modern APOE4 care — the same clinical structure, forty thousand years apart.
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