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Menopause is not a disease

Recently I have been reading and hearing about how women can cope with peri-menopause and menopause as though this is some type of disease. Admittedly, there are a lot of women struggling through this transitional period of life, but symptoms can be mitigated.  It is unclear whether more women are experiencing a myriad of unpleasant … Read more

Omega-3 & why they are so important

Omega-3 oils are foundational building blocks that influence cell membrane structure, communication between cells, inflammation balance, brain function, and metabolic resilience. The difference between the Omega 3 and 6 oils are explained in a previous blog. There are numerous blogs relating to the function of Omega 3 oils which you can easily find by using … Read more

Fatty liver by any name

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is defined as a chronic liver disease characterized by excessive fat accumulation in the liver without another obvious cause (no excessive alcohol consumption, hepatotoxic medications, toxins, viral infections, genetic hepatic diseases), therefore it is an exclusion diagnosis. The term NAFLD literally refers to non-alcohol related hepatopathy and does not adequately correlate … Read more

Can you ‘catch’ a heart attack?

If you haven’t been to the dentist for a while, you might like to make an appointment after reading Kerry Bone’s post below: A new study suggests hidden bacterial biofilms can lurk silently inside arterial plaque for decades, shielded from the immune system until a viral illness or other trigger awakens them. Once activated, the … Read more

Ultra-Processed Food

What are Ultra-Processed Foods? Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have emerged as a critical, yet often overlooked, driver of chronic disease burden and compromised wellbeing. Defined as edible products formulated with substances of rare or no culinary use – alongside cosmetic additives such as stabilisers, colourants, flavour enhancers, emulsifiers, and sweeteners – UPFs are engineered to extend … Read more

Methylation, MTHFR and what it all means

I have written about the importance of methylation in my book as well as in my blogs. Homocysteine is a by-product of protein metabolism and is usually checked for elevated levels, particularly due to its link to cardiovascular disease. However, today I’d like to share an excellent blog by Carolyn Ledowsky of MTHFR Support explaining … Read more

What’s good for you is good for the planet

A few simple changes can have a huge beneficial effect on your health as well as the planet. This is a highly informative TEDx talk about how you can overcome health issues by making a few changes to your lifestyle and diet. Interestingly, the very changes that have been shown scientifically to improve serious health … Read more

Oral health and disease

When we think of any health issue, most people think of it in isolation. For example, we often hear the term “mental health” and think that this only affects our brain and mood. Likewise, with a thyroid condition or heart problem. However, all these conditions and many others are all intricately linked — and this … Read more

DNA testing – getting valuable data

I recently received DNA results from a patient and got so excited at finding answers which explained why he was experiencing certain health issues, some of which remained resistant to treatments. Interestingly, he was disappointed at the lack of a ‘magic pill’ despite confirmation that many lifestyle preferences contributed to his ill-health. With a few … Read more

Environmental Toxins and your Health

Everyday exposure to toxins are silently wreaking havoc on our well-being, causing a surge in chronic diseases and health complications, including declining fertility rates. In this video, Dr Mark Hyman speaks with Dr. Joseph Pizzorno about the hidden dangers of environmental toxins. Learn about practical detoxification pathways, foods that support detox, and effective methods like … Read more