Respirer!
In French this verb means breath. Or more accurately “take a breath”. A worthy consideration.
Continue Reading →In French this verb means breath. Or more accurately “take a breath”. A worthy consideration.
Continue Reading →Thank you so much to all my lovely patients who took the time to develop and send me some absolutely delicious recipes. Since I have returned from France, I have been busily cooking away, trying and testing all entries received. With great delight!
Continue Reading →Anxiety, panic, difficulty sleeping, feeling of worthlessness, little motivation… these are sadly common symptoms described by stressed and tired patients.
Continue Reading →In a recent study evaluating the link between obesity, diabetes and vitamin D, lower serum 25(OH)D levels were found in pre-diabetic and diabetic groups regardless of their weight, suggesting that a vitamin D deficiency may be linked more closely with carbohydrate metabolism than with obesity.
Continue Reading →The fastest acting and most effective treatment for type II diabetes is a carbohydrate-restricted diet.
Continue Reading →Fresh batches of my nutritious and delicious seed mix have just arrived. As many of you know, the mix is made up of sesame, linseed, pumpkin and sunflower seeds.
Continue Reading →This was the takehome message from a recent conference I attended, and we all know it is true. Every morsel you put into your mouth affects your health, either positively or negatively.
Continue Reading →Yes, I know when it’s cold and dark outside, and the doona is warm and bed is snug, it can be a challenge to jump out of bed, into your trakkies and hit the gym, pool or your regular running route.
Continue Reading →As mentioned earlier, there will be an enticing prize of a free consultation with me for the most nutritious and interesting recipe for a baked vegetable dish. All recipes need to be submitted by 30th September (that gives you all plenty of inspired cooking and development time!) and the winner will be announced in my next newsletter.
Continue Reading →According to the World Health Organisation cancer rates could increase by 50% to 15 million new cases by the year 2020.
Particular nutritional and herbal constituents possess the ability to improve outcomes in oncology. Curcumin, green tea, Reishi, and Shitake mushrooms and selenium all have shown promising results in cancer support.