‘Feel good’ hormones enhance our well-being on a daily basis. These neurotransmitters are found in our brain as well as through our body. Food does it; exercise does it; sex does it: substance abuse does it; singing does it; and giving and receiving massage does it too. Oxytocin and dopamine are chemicals our bodies produce…
Naturopaths have been using nutritional supplements and herbs to support patients with depression for centuries, so it was really interesting to hear that medical research is starting to catch up with us. Last week Melbourne and Queensland Universities announced that they have teamed up to study a super pill – with five natural supplements known…
GPs have huge time and stress problems. I have the time to listen. I’ll take the time to listen. Difficult accents, subtle symptoms, something ‘not quite right’ – I want to help you find answers that your GP may not have time to explore. I can help you put your finger on the “it” that…
As a patient advocate and complementary medicine practitioner, I work with a lot of doctors. When you think about it, they’re pretty amazing people.
It can be hard to have a real conversation with some medical professionals. If you’re dealing with a complex health issue, both you and your doctor can be under pressure in different ways.
One large muffins delivers the recommend amount of linseed considered effective for hot flushes and other issues.
Previous research on hypertension (high blood pressure) has suggested that people over 60 who have a reading of 140 over 90 should be on medications. The latest reviews of this research has overturned this and it is now only recommented for those with readings of over 150 over 90. References Hypertension Guidelines Can Be Eased,…
Slippery Elm Tea is good for Sore Throats, Gastrointestinal issues, Urinary tract, coughs etc.
This particular recipe has been given to me by a 91 yr young client of mine Joe. He reckons this makes it more palatable.
A great alternative to tea and coffee – all year round.
Jen’s POLYTREATS – the naturopathic answer to the ‘polypill’