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Berberine and silymarin form a powerful herbal duo that not only supports cholesterol balance but also targets the underlying drivers of meta...

Berberine is the cornerstone of managing metabolic dysfunction and treating the underlying pathology of dyslipidaemia, type 2 diabetes, metab...

Hypochlorhydria is a deficiency of stomach acid, specifically hydrogen chloride (HCl), a component of the gastric juice required for the chem...

The 'Elimination Diet plan' has been designed to help you provide a tailored gut-friendly plan for your patients. ...

Diarrhoea, dysmenorrhoea, sinus congestion and arrythmias may all have a common cause, histamine intolerance. Histamine intolerance can de...

When you think ‘gut healing’, what is your go-to formula? Habitually, practitioners often think of probiotics or glutamine as first-line t...

The liver and intestines are closely linked through the venous system and portal circulation - this is known as the ‘gut-liver axis’. Bran...

Explore key nutritional medicine interventions for the prevention and management of adverse mental health outcomes after trauma....

Dosing, optimal serum levels & common barriers to raising them. There has been an explosion of research into...

As Natural Health Practitioners, assessment and support for the gastrointestinal system and/or the detoxification pathways are foundationa...

Debilitating and unexplained fatigue can have many causes. It is a symptom that frequently presents itself in clinic and can sometimes pe...

Mitochondrial dysfunction can arise from impaired mitochondrial function and biogenesis which is influenced by genetics, chronic stress, g...

Our 'Dietary and Lifestyle Habits to Promote Resilience' Flyer features insights and tips on eating for brain health, nourishing your gut,...

Stress is a driver of many health conditions, and as natural medicine practitioners we are seeing this in our clinics. Chronic stress driv...

Depression is now the leading cause of ill health and disability worldwide with around 300 million people affected by the condition. And i...