3rd Edition of Diabetes and Endocrinology World Conference 2027

Scientific Committee

Charles Barton  , 3rd Edition of the Diabetes and Endocrinology World Conference, Singapore

Charles Barton

Charles Barton

  • Designation: Director, Naturopath and Chief Health Coach, Steps to Success
  • Country: Singapore

Biography

Charles Barton is an educator and naturopath with about thirty years' experience. He has educated people on five continents.  He has a degree from Nottingham University and a naturopathic diploma.  He has had clients from Alaska, Africa, Ireland, USA, Asia and Europe. He ran a clinic in Singapore for nearly a year helping type 2 diabetics.  He focuses strongly on the importance of the transition once type 2 diabetes is in remission. The focus is on a healthy and lengthened health span. The catchphrase he shares is “Lifelong Transformation, one healthy habit at a time.”  He is also inspiring to people motivated to improve their health … much of it because of his personal focus on an active lifestyle ranging from meditation to enjoying exercise & tasty nutrition.

Abstract

This is perhaps the most important health changing knowledge in existence on the planet today.

Here, in this workshop, you will learn the complete simple system and can use it with anyone who needs it until the end of time. Our aim, in an hour, is to turn you into a Health Super person with magical powers!

Type 2 diabetes and many related metabolic syndrome health problems are becoming more widespread worldwide.

Most patients are given medication and general advice on eating properly.  Their health problems commonly continue to worsen.

This sharing, provided in a lively way by Charles, shows how simply type 2 diabetes can be put into remission using natural methods; no dieting, even fasting, and exercise are not necessary and that is good, as people need good nutrition, don’t they?  We also promote a system where extreme willpower is not needed. It has been promoted for millions of people, and now this method is acknowledged by the American Diabetes Association and the European Association for the Study of Diabetes. It is being adopted by the National Health Service in England because of the relatively large-scale success it has already provided.