The lowdown on iron - a delicate balance

If you’re feeling constantly exhausted, struggling to focus, or falling sick constantly? You might be low in iron. Iron deficiency is one of the top nutrient deficiencies worldwide, particularly in those who menstruate. But it is one that is easy to address, if you know what you’re working with.

So let’s break down why iron matters, how to get enough of it, and what to consider with supplementation.

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What you need to know about selenium

When it comes to minerals, selenium isn’t the trendiest or talked about as much. But when it comes to your thyroid health? It plays a starring role.

As a trace mineral, we only need tiny amounts of it to stay healthy. But despite this, it still supports some of the body’s most critical processes, including metabolism, immunity and even cognitive function. It’s involved in reducing inflammation and oxidative stress, which both drive chronic health issues.

So let’s take a look at why this antioxidant is your ally, how to get enough, and why a little goes a long way.

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Want to lower your thyroid antibodies? Here's how

If you have elevated thyroid antibodies, your number one goal is to lower them. But how can you actually make that happen?

While everyone has unique triggers for their autoimmune thyroid cascade, there are steps you can take to take back control. By supporting the immune system and reducing inflammation, you can encourage those antibodies to drop back down – ideally into a normal range.

Here are some areas I look to when supporting clients to lower their thyroid antibodies naturally.

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Why you need to spend more time in nature

Our modern lifestyle keeps us indoors more than ever. We’re tied to screens, schedules and artificial lighting, and heading outdoors is a luxury. But humans are designed to be in nature – even thrive in nature. Time spent outdoors isn’t just refreshing, but a fundamental part of wellbeing.

Here’s why prioritising time in nature is one of the best things you can do for both your body and mind.

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Balance your blood sugars naturally with these tips

Do you ever find yourself having energy highs after eating, only to crash a short time later? If so, your blood sugar level could be to blame.

While we often hear about blood sugars in the context of health concerns like insulin resistance and diabetes, blood sugar regulation can affect all of us. So understanding how to keep your levels steady can help you to feel healthier on a daily basis.

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Why a wholefood diet is your key to health

When it comes to diets, there truly is no one-size-fits-all option. This is particularly true for diets that you see in magazines or promoted on social media! But we can look at overall eating patterns that support our wellbeing. And when it comes to healthy eating, I will always start my clients on a wholefood-based diet approach.

But what is a wholefood diet, and how can you get started? Let’s take a look at why you might want to give this approach a try.

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How to make friends with fibre

If there is one dietary recommendation you hear from almost every health expert out there, it’s ‘eat more fibre-rich foods’. But do you know why fibre is so beneficial for your wellbeing?

If not, you’re not alone. When it comes to fibre, there is a lot of emerging research on its benefits, especially in terms of gut health. So if you’re feeling unsure about why fibre needs to be one of the cornerstones of your diet, let’s take a closer look at this macronutrient.

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The gut hair connection – what you need to know

Could the secret to healthy, luscious hair lie within your digestive system? We know that gut health is foundational for overall wellbeing, but it is also specifically useful for supporting your hair health.

Impaired digestive function can spell disaster for your locks. But by making small adjustments, you can get your gut working in your favour and work towards having the hair of your dreams!

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The link between chronic conditions and your hair

Chronic health conditions are becoming more and more common. But what you might not realise is that your chronic condition could be driving your hair-related struggles.

After all, hair is not just superficial – it’s a real and functional part of your system! But because it is a lower priority than other body systems, it’s often one of the first to suffer when the body is burdened.

So if you’ve been wondering why your hair has been more problematic since your health issues popped up? There are several key factors we need to think about.

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