The Symposium provides dietitians, dietetic students and researchers an opportunity to showcase their research, highlight the ongoing development of dietetic practice, and be published in the BDA Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics (JHND). Find out how to submit your abstract plus breakfast session with Yakult - From Gut to Glow: the role of probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics in skin health details below.
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Cost
- BDA Member £70.00
- BDA Student Member £60.00
- Dietetic Student £70.00
- BDA Dietetic Support Workforce Member £65.00
- Non Member £99.00
Add on the breakfast session with Yakult - From Gut to Glow: the role of probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics in skin health
From infancy to old age, skin undergoes numerous changes. Skin conditions that are often more likely to occur at specific life stages, e.g. atopic dermatitis in children, acne in adolescents and adults, psoriasis in older adults, as well as skin ageing, are driven by inflammation. Over the last decade there has been an increased focus on the gut-skin axis and how microbial-related therapies could be utilised to prevent inflammatory skin conditions. Probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics are immune system modulators via their effects on the gut microbiome, and therefore have the potential to improve functional indicators of skin health and delay skin ageing. Yakult Science for Health will present results from their collaborative research with King’s College London; a scoping review addressing how oral probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics can improve and optimise skin health throughout the entire life course.
From infancy to old age, skin undergoes numerous changes. Skin conditions that are often more likely to occur at specific life stages, e.g. atopic dermatitis in children, acne in adolescents and adults, psoriasis in older adults, as well as skin ageing, are driven by inflammation. Over the last decade there has been an increased focus on the gut-skin axis and how microbial-related therapies could be utilised to prevent inflammatory skin conditions. Probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics are immune system modulators via their effects on the gut microbiome, and therefore have the potential to improve functional indicators of skin health and delay skin ageing. Yakult Science for Health will present results from their collaborative research with King’s College London; a scoping review addressing how oral probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics can improve and optimise skin health throughout the entire life course.
Speakers
Dr Emily Prpa – Emily is an award-winning registered nutritionist and the Science Manager at Yakult UK and Ireland, with a PhD in Nutritional Sciences from King’s College London. Her research has been presented internationally and helped inform UK Food Policy. She is considered one of the leading experts in her field and is frequently featured in the media, including the BBC and Sky News.
Dr Holly Neill - Holly is the Science Officer at Yakult UK and Ireland where she communicates the latest research on the gut microbiota, probiotics, and health. Before moving to industry, she worked as a postdoctoral researcher and has published her research in high impact journals alongside presenting at both national and international conferences.
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