Past Live Events

December 16th 2021

The Galen Foundation Presents Dr. Pradip Jamnadas – Addiction: Why We Can’t Fast or Keep a Diet

The Galen Foundation presents Dr. Jamnadas’s lecture “Addiction: Why we can’t fast or keep a diet.” Understanding the link between addiction, the food we eat, and our health.

The Galen Foundation Mission

To fill the knowledge gap between science and the public on health maintenance. A complete mind-body-soul approach supported by todays science and yesterdays wisdom. View recent lectures here:

The Galen Foundation Goals

  • Established to propagate health information to the public.
  • Return illness and disease to health and healing through lifestyle and mind style changes.
  • Enhance health and well being through knowledge and awareness.
  • Foster a more stress free life through stress management strategies encompassing the newest as well as oldest methods.
  • Propagate information on proven safe and effective medical therapies
  • Enhance psychoanalytical awareness to foster a sense of peace and balance with holistic living.
  • Education in the strategic value of exercise and fitness for mental and physical well being.
  • Propagate information for preventative medicine
  • Enhance awareness of the importance of food nutrition and diet to mental and physical well being.

About the Founder

Pradip Jamnadas, MD MBBS, FACC, FSCAI, FCCP, FACC

The founder and chairman of The Galen Foundation is a medical graduate of the University College of London, England with post-graduate training at Yale University in Cardiology. He has a successful specialty practice in Orlando, Florida since 1990 and performs interventional procedures and is a consultant cardiologist with a large diversified inpatient and outpatient practice. He has been recognized in Orlando Magazine as Top Doctor in Cardiology for multiple years over the past two decades. He is also a clinical assistant professor of medicine at The Florida State University. He is a renowned lecturer and teacher, with a passion for high tech interventions when called for, yet places greater emphasis on prevention measures.