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What does your body actually do with the fats you eat?

Another thank you to Dr Deanna Minich for this timely and very relevant information. When we talk about dietary fat, the conversation usually centers on the families of fats we eat: omega-3s, omega-6s, saturated fats, monounsaturated fats. But I think we are finally going beyond that…a new 2026 review in Food Science & Nutrition suggests … Read more

The Dysregulation Epidemic

In the modern clinical landscape, busyness has become a primary epidemic, and the nervous system is bearing the load. The combination of constant connectivity and technology has accelerated beyond the nervous system’s inherent capacity to adapt. The effects of stress on our body is often underestimated but its effects are wide reaching and unique to … Read more

Hair: A tool to measure your mineral and toxin levels

Hair has long been used and recognised as an excellent tool to measure accumulation of toxins as well mineral levels. As explained in a previous blog, accuracy depends on the laboratory. There are specific areas that can be assessed using a hair analysis (HTMA), explained here.  The following article by InterClinical Laboratories explains different terms … Read more

EMF – the differences between blocking, shielding & harmonizing

I often get asked about the best ways to protect yourself from EMF [electromagnetic frequencies]. The following article may help to differentiate the various options available: What is the difference between EMF shielding and EMF harmonisation? Some people refer to anything that mitigates the EMF charge in the air as “Blocking” or “Shielding” the EMF. … Read more

Why the type of testing matters

HTMA: Setting the Record Straight The following information is shared with approval from Ian Tracton. I highly recommend and regularly use InterClinical Laboratories for HTMA testing. What OligoScan says about hair analysis – and what the peer-reviewed evidence shows OligoScan and its sellers routinely characterise Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) as inferior, unreliable, or limited … Read more

There’s no substitute for quality

I share the following information after yet another onslaught on social media about “natural” or “food based” supplements making all sorts of claims from “pure” to “meeting your daily needs”. Most of these posts are cleverly worded to pique your interest and feel that you need to have that product – when you most likely … Read more

Neuroplasticity and a few things you may not have thought of

The following information is courtesy of Delia McCabe, PhD This information is highly relevant in our modern AI and techno-driven world, but never more so that in relation to our children. We are seeing laws to prevent under-16 year olds from being exposed to social media, but what about giving babies and toddlers the phone … Read more

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