Nutritional therapy offers personalised nutrition and lifestyle guidance to support wellbeing goals, such as digestive comfort, energy, weight management and healthy habits. Consultations typically explore diet, symptoms, sleep, stress and daily routines.
Good nutritional therapy should be evidence-informed, safe, and complementary to medical care—especially if you have a long-term condition or take medication.
When it comes to choosing foods that are both nutritious and beneficial for overall health, Brassica vegetables should be at the top of your list. This family of vegetables, which includes broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, and cabbage, is renowned for…
The championship tournament was everything Coach Williams had worked toward all season. His team was finally peaking at the right time, executing plays they'd practiced for months, and showing the kind of teamwork that makes coaches proud. But as the…
Going on diet is something that so many people do on a regular basis. Before you embark on a miserable experience, read on… 1. Why do I want to lose weight? Do you want to lose weight because you don’t…
Vitamin D supplementation supports immunity, prevents asthma and influenza A recent Cochrane review showed that low blood levels of vitamin D (the ‘sunshine vitamin’) have been linked to an increased risk of asthma attacks in children and adults with asthma. Asthma…
Get motivated and lose weight in seven steps Hypnotherapist Emma Wright explains how losing weight starts with motivating yourself When it comes to weight loss, most people just focus on the diet itself, but I believe that can lead to…
Mounjaro (tirzepatide) has sparked massive interest in the UK as more people discover its powerful effects on appetite, cravings, hormones and long-term metabolism. Unlike traditional diets—which rely on willpower—Mounjaro works directly with the body’s biology, helping men and women lose…
"All disease begins in the gut." Hippocrates The gut microbiome is involved in extensive cross-talk, via chemical messengers between the immune system, endocrine system (your hormone system) and your brain (via the vagal nerve and is termed the…
See below for Sean Kulyk's response to an article by Jim Manson, in Natural Products magazine on the topic of 'the mantra there’s no such thing as bad food, just a bad diet'; 27th February 2018: https://www.naturalproductsglobal.com/opinion/busting-myth-no-thing-bad-food/ For years, the mantra…
Did you know that what you eat and stress reduction techniques may help you reduce your menopausal symptoms? The below 6 steps are a good start to see if your symptoms improve: 1. Follow a blood sugar balancing diet. This…
Gastrointestinal complaints are very common among endurance athletes and are one of the main causes of underperformance in endurance events. Runner Gastrointestinal tract (GIT) distress has two main factors: Diversion of blood flow from the GIT to the muscles: When exercising…
Many sufferers of PCOS find one of the most frustrating things about the disorder is their inability to lose weight. Symptoms of PCOS can include feeling hungry all the time no matter what you eat, and this makes it very…
In the evolving world of nutritional science, certain nutrients are beginning to stand out not just for their known benefits but for the possibilities they present when formulated in new and refined ways. One such advancement is tocopherol-free tocotrienols—a form…