Women’s health and empowerment took centre stage in Lagos as One Wellness Clinic and PCOS Conquerors teamed up to host a transformative wellness experience titled E.A.T. at the Table, blending fine dining with meaningful conversations on healing, fertility, and holistic living.

According to a statement by the organisers on Thursday, the event also doubled as the pre-launch of E.A.T: Emotional Appetite Therapy a forthcoming book by award-winning author and women’s health advocate Seyi Amao, founder of PCOS Conquerors.

Held under the inspiring theme “Come Hungry, Leave Whole,” the evening fused science, storytelling, and faith, with support from ProSkin Aesthetic Clinic, Adam Scents, Sissy Remi, Tsemaye Binitie, BB Artistry, and Orange Mic, which handled the book’s production and printing.

The gathering opened with a wellness reflection by Dr. Elizabeth Falabi, Medical Director of Feet2Fit Integrative Health & Wellness, followed by a thought-provoking panel moderated by Sophia Emifoniye, CEO of Brunch Avenue.

Panelists included Dr. Jean Nassar, One Wellness representative Pamela Bazi, and ProSkin’s Hala El Hachem, who discussed fertility, nutrition, and the importance of holistic health.

Joke Adu, an executive at Standard Chartered Bank, connected financial resilience to women’s wellbeing, while Pastor Moses Ida-Michaels of EcclesiaHills concluded the evening with a prayer of blessing, describing the event as “the beginning of a movement.”

In its statement, One Wellness Clinic said its involvement formed part of its corporate social responsibility drive.
“For us at One Wellness, supporting women with PCOS is not just medical it’s personal,” the clinic stated. “Partnering with E.A.T. at the Table during PCOS Awareness Month allowed us to spotlight real issues women face, while reminding them that care, hope, and community are always within reach.”

Guests also enjoyed an experiential fragrance-blending session by Adam Scents, where they crafted