Explore Traditional Chinese Medicine insights into normal-weight obesity and metabolic health with Dr Zhao at Campsie Library.
Friday 24 July 2026
10:00am - 12:00pm
Campsie Library and Knowledge Centre, 14-28 Amy St, Campsie 2194
Free
Discover the fascinating concept of Normal-Weight Obesity (NWO), often described as being "thin on the outside, fat on the inside." This seminar offers a unique blend of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles and contemporary Western health insights. Dr Zhao, Co-Director of the Australia-China Chinese Medicine Centre, will guide you through the connections between TCM theory and modern understandings of endocrine and metabolic health.
Ideal for parents interested in preventive health and healthy aging, this talk provides valuable knowledge for integrating traditional and modern approaches to wellbeing. Whether you are curious about metabolic health or seeking holistic health strategies, this seminar is tailored for you.
The seminar will take place on Friday, 24 July, from 10:00 to 12:00. It is hosted at the Campsie Library and Knowledge Centre, located at 14-28 Amy Street, Campsie. The event is free to attend, but booking is essential.
To secure your place, please call 9789 9405 or speak directly with the staff at Campsie Library. This session is conducted in Mandarin, making it accessible for Mandarin-speaking families interested in health topics.
The event is held at Campsie Library and Knowledge Centre, a community-friendly venue with accessible facilities including toilets and parking. The library is centrally located in Campsie, making it easy to reach by public transport or car.
Parents can enjoy a comfortable environment while learning about health topics relevant to their family’s wellbeing. The venue supports accessibility needs to ensure everyone can participate fully.
Please note the seminar is conducted in Mandarin, so it is best suited for Mandarin-speaking attendees. The topic focuses on the integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine with Western health concepts, especially around metabolic health and obesity.
This event is designed for adults and parents interested in health education and preventive care. Children are welcome but the content is primarily aimed at adults.
Booking is required due to limited seating, so early registration is recommended to avoid disappointment.
Attendance is free of charge. To book your spot, please call Campsie Library at 9789 9405 or visit the library in person. Early booking is encouraged as places are limited.
This is a valuable opportunity to gain expert insights into health and wellbeing without any cost, making it accessible for all families looking to learn more about metabolic health.
