Vortrag mit der Bestseller-Autorin von „Schlau mit Darm“ Prof. Dr. Michaela Axt-Gadermann
Montag, 27.04.20 ab 19 Uhr

Michaela Axt-Gadermann informiert in ihrem Vortrag „Glück und Gesundheit wohnen im Darm“ über den Einfluss unseres Mikrobioms auf Körper und Geist. In der anschließenden Fragerunde gibt sie nicht nur Tipps, wie wir uns ernähren sollten, um gesund und glücklich zu sein, sondern geht auch auf ihre Gesundheitsfragen ein.
Glück und Gesundheit wohnen im Darm!
Unser Verdauungstrakt hat in den vergangenen Jahren einen erstaunlichen Karrieresprung gemacht, der ihn von einem unterschätzten Organ zum neuen Superstar des menschlichen Körpers beförderte. Zu verdanken hat er den Aufstieg vor allem den 100 Billionen Darmbakterien, die ihn bewohnen und ganz Erstaunliches leisten. Dieses einmalige Ökosystem kann uns vor Depressionen und Allergien schützen, Ängste lindern, das Risiko für Herz-Kreislauferkrankungen senken, unsere Nervenzellen gesund halten, die Abwehrkräfte stärken, die Figur verbessern und sogar attraktiver machen.

Programm zum Themen-Tag am 27.04.20:
Das KÖRPERWELTEN Museum hat am Themen-Tag Darmgesundheit von 10-19 Uhr geöffnet.

11-17 Uhr
Im Besucherzentrum des Museums bietet die DAK Krankenkasse neben Aufklärung zur gesunden Ernährung, einen Genussparcours und ein Smoothie-Bike kostenfrei zum Ausprobieren an.
16.30-18.30 Uhr
Museumsführungen für Vorteils-Ticket Inhaber
19 Uhr
Vortrag Prof. Dr. Axt-Gadermann

Clearly the human body can be dissected, by contrast the life force is non-dissectable.

Susan Gurnee has expertly captured life force essence and its vibrational components. These paintings have been categorized as “Resonance Art”. She carries on a tradition used by medicine men and shamans to evoke change.

Using highly developed artistic skills, Susan Gurnee’s painting reveal multi-layered glazed images. With between twelve to twenty layers she produces luminous representations of the physical systems of the body. When Resonance Artist Susan Gurnee paints, she expands beyond the boundaries of realism to capture vibrational energetics of the system dynamics of the human form. Trained as a scientific illustrator, the luminosity of her “Body Vital” series is radiant and vibrates with a frequency felt by many. Laboratory testing reveals that her paintings register at a higher amplitude in hertz than the tested control canvases.

New York Times’ art critic, Ken Johnson featured her painting series during Art Week in NYC and likened her work to Kandinsky. Susan Gurnee’s Resonance Art can be seen in numerous museums and in private and public collections in the United States and Europe.

Further information at www.susangurnee.com

Central, easily accessible and attractive.

At the basement of the tallest building in Germany and Berlin's landmark, the TV-Tower, you will find one of the most visited, scientific exhibitions in Berlin on 1,600 square meters. The BODY WORLDS Museum not only provides visitors deep insights into the anatomy of the human body, but also present the perfect setting for events that focus on topics such as medicine, care, health, fitness and well-being.

Directly connected to the museum we can offer a 400 square meters conference area, consisting of a light-flooded and spacious reception area and a presentation room for 50 people. The rooms are separable and can accommodate up to 200 people in total. The room ensemble is individually playable and is suitable for presentations, events, product launches, lectures, conferences, corporate incentives, but also seminars or courses. The equipment includes flexible, high-quality conference furniture and modern presentation equipment. A professional event team takes care of the complete organization of staff, catering, technical support and additional program.

The centrally located location is just a three-minute walk from the S-Bahn and subway junction Alexanderplatz. Attractions like the Red Town Hall, Hackescher Markt, Gendarmenmarkt and the Nicolaiviertel are within walking distance.

For further information and detailed conditions please contact us at events@memu.berlin or by phone: 030 847 125 526.

Experience an exciting journey under the skin – accompanied by a medical student. Anatomical group tours for only 59 € plus entrance fee. For more information and requests please contact memu@memu.berlin.

These fascinating specimens turn animal anatomy literally inside out, by revealing the previously hidden interioer – without skin, fur or hair.
Special highlights of this new collection include man's best friend, a plastinated dog, showing how similar anatomical structures are to those of humans.
The plastinated Lion »Icke«, originally born at the Berlin Zoo, impresses with extraordinary muscles. Weighing 200 kg, the animal has strong hind limbs that can propel incredible leaps of nearly 12 metres.

2for1: Monday = Student Day On Mondays, 2 students pay the price of 1 ticket (7 €/person): 12€ Please show your student IDs at the box office.