Birmingham Hosts Global Camel Milk Thought Leader for Cultural Health Forum
The event, set for Tuesday, 17 June 2025, at the Muslim Student House & Community Centre, will explore the intersection of traditional Bedouin knowledge, community wellness, and scientific insight. Open to the public and free of charge, the session will serve as a platform for dialogue among residents, researchers, and changemakers seeking holistic approaches to health.
Christina Adams, whose work has spanned continents from the U.S. to the Middle East, is best known for Camel Crazy, a critically acclaimed book tracing her personal and scientific journey into camel milk’s potential benefits—particularly in managing autism spectrum disorders. Her appearance in Birmingham marks a symbolic return to the city that helped seed global awareness of camel milk through the efforts of local initiative Hump Group.
“Christina’s work has transformed lives across the globe,” said Mudassar, founder of Hump Group. “This event is a celebration of how a grassroots idea from Birmingham evolved into a global health dialogue.”
Key Features of the Event:-
Keynote by Christina Adams, sharing insights from her global research and experiences
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Interactive Q&A session with the author
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Signed copies of Camel Crazy available for purchase
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Tasting of plain camel milk and camel milk tea, courtesy of Hump Group
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Target audience: health professionals, parents, community leaders, academics, and wellness advocates
Event Details:
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Date: Tuesday, 17 June 2025
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Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
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Venue: Muslim Student House & Community Centre, 517 Moseley Road, Birmingham, B12 9BX (entrance via Edward Road rear car park)
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Admission: FREE, with limited seating
About Hump Group
Established in 2015 in Birmingham, Hump Group is a community-driven initiative committed to promoting camel milk, Bedouin heritage, and culturally rooted health alternatives. Through partnerships, public outreach, and global research, it champions small-origin ideas with large-scale impact.
About Christina Adams
Christina Adams is a journalist and internationally recognized author of Camel Crazy and A Real Boy. A frequent media commentator, her work has appeared in The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, WebMD, Aramco World, and more. She speaks globally on health, autism, nutrition, and traditional medicine practices, and has worked with Bedouin communities, scientists, and families worldwide.
