Born in London 1934, he suffered the early childhood “teething syndrome” (tonsils and adenoids removed, asthma, excema, allergies, poor teeth, poor eye sight). At 9 years old, he was a “tinkerer”, fixing the push bikes for all the kids in the neighbourhood. Emigrating to Australia in 1949 he became an apprentice mechanic (1950-53). At 18, he was a keen weight lifter and competed at state level. He was in the army for 2 years (1954-55), and was the searchlight engineer on a coastal battery. He could turn his hand to anything mechanical and structural, designing and building many houses. 1964-68, he studied Osteopathy and completed a French Doctorate in 1978. Dr Bryyon Lambert owned and operated gyms, health food stores and clinics, both in the UK, Harley Street London (1989-91) and Sydney Australia (1966-99). Dr Bryyon Lambert was the principal of “The Windsor Collage of Applied Osteopathy – Australia” (1978-80) and the “British Collage of Osteopathy – Australia” (1981-89). Having a strong grounding in mechanics, engineering and anatomy and physiology, over the years, Bryyon also travelled the world, seeking the secrets of history and uncovering past health benefits in different cultures and practises. With his engineering expertise he can see the “overlooked” mechanical engineering in the human body. Along with his strong interest is diseases, disorders and ageing, he has analysed the mechanical engineering failures that result in these conditions.

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