Around 60,000 babies are born prematurely in the UK each year, and a preterm birth can be a confusing and stressful time. So, we’ve pulled together some natural tips to help give your very new arrival the best start in life.
Hearing loss is the second most common disability in the UK, with an estimated 11 million adults affected. Discover more about nutritonal support for better hearing.
If your child seems to go down with any bug going, read on to discover some of nature’s ways to support their immunity this winter.
If your child seems to go down with any bug going, read on to discover some of nature’s ways to support their immunity this winter.
It’s World Menopause Day and this year the focus is on raising awareness of the links between menopause and cardiovascular health. In this article, you’ll learn how your hormones shape your heart health, and what you can do to protect your heart through the menopause and beyond.
We’re celebrating the first-ever International Metabolic Health Day on October 10th, supporting research and awareness into metabolic health. Read on to discover what is meant by metabolic health and why it holds the key to understanding and managing chronic diseases, including cancer.
In this blog you’ll learn how to naturally support your body through IVF to maximise your chances of pregnancy.
Basal Cell Carcinoma, otherwise known as BCC, is the most common type of skin cancer, accounting for around 75% of all cancers affecting the skin. In this blog you’ll discover why BCC develops and how you can reduce your risk.
Hands up if you’ve ever heard losing weight is all about cutting calories. After all, it sounds logical, as well as simple. If you want to lose weight, simply reduce the amount of energy going in, and increase the energy you expend. Read on to discover that weight management is far more complicated than simply counting calories.
It’s World Alzheimer’s Month, and a sobering statistic is that one in fourteen people will develop Alzheimer’s by the time they are 65. This figures rises to one in six by age 80. Read on to learn how you can reduce your risk.
Age-related macular degeneration affects over 700,000 people in the UK, usually those over 50, but it can affect younger people, too. It’s the most common cause of sight issues.
Around one in seven couples in the UK today experience problems conceiving. In this blog you’ll learn why sometimes it can be hard to make babies. Plus, you’ll discover some natural solutions for supporting fertility in both men and women.
Throughout August, we’ve been posting on our socials about the amazing medicinal power of food. Greek physician Hippocrates, known as the father of medicine, wasn’t wrong when he said almost 2500 years ago: ‘let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food’.
Lupus affects over 50,000 people in the UK today, 90% of them women. In this article you’ll discover the close link between lupus and leaky gut.
Snoring is one of the most cited reasons for marital issues. Over 40% of adults in the UK are thought to suffer from snoring. So if you’ve ever woken yourself up with your snoring or driven your partner to despair, read on for some natural ways to help stop snoring.
Are you deficient in any nutrients? If you were, how would you know? Did you know that even if you eat a healthy diet, the odds are increasingly stacked against you obtaining enough nutrients from your food?
This month is Psoriasis Awareness Month. Read on to discover the link between skin and gut health, and how to naturally manage psoriasis to obtain lasting relief.
Do you suffer from frequent urinary tract infections? In this blog you’ll discover why urinary tract infections occur, and the link between your microbiome, your hormones and UTIs. Finally, you’ll learn how to break the vicious cycle.
Dealing with stress is so much easier said than done. Read on for some time-saving stress-busting tips for you to try right now.
Are you battling with fatigue, sluggish digestion, dry skin and hair, low libido, weight gain or constantly feeling cold? It could be your thyroid!
In this blog, you’ll learn why allergies happen. Then you’ll be introduced to some natural strategies to ease your symptoms.
It’s Alcohol Awareness Week, aiming to encourage people to think about their drinking. When the weather is good, it’s easy to slip into drinking regularly. But alcohol comes with a cost, both financial and to your physical and mental health, plus it’s often connected with relationship and family issues.
There’s a new gang of plant foods in town with incredible health-giving properties. They’re immune boosting, anti-viral, inflammation-fighting and even have anti-cancer properties. Enter the mighty mushrooms.
How often do you stop to consider your breathing? Although breathing is vital to keep you alive, new science is discovering breathing influences your brain function, too.
In this article, you’ll discover how you can harness the power of your breath for better brain health.
International Men’s Health Week aims to increase awareness of men’s health issues, and one of the most distressing of these is erectile dysfunction.
Most people with sleep apnoea snore, sometimes very loudly, and this can be a significant issue for partners.
If you or a loved one are affected by sleep apnoea, read on to discover some natural approaches to manage the condition.
World Digestive Health Day 2023 focusses on the theme of ‘a healthy gut from the start’. Its aim is to raise awareness of the importance of a healthy diet in lifelong digestive health.
At least 10% of people over forty in the UK are living with Type 2 diabetes, and the number is growing. It’s classed as a lifestyle disease, meaning in most cases it can be prevented or reversed.
Every five minutes someone suffers a stroke in the UK. A stroke can hit anyone at any age. In support of Stroke Awareness Month, read on to discover how you can reduce your risk, as well as natural approaches to improve recovery if you or a loved one suffer a stroke.
In this article, you’ll discover some natural ways to keep your blood pressure within a healthy range.
Your DNA contains around 20,000 genes. In this article, you’ll learn about how testing your unique genetic makeup can empower you to take control over your health.
In support of Allergy Awareness Week, you’ll discover the connection between IBS and food allergies, as well as some other causes of IBS.
It’s MS Awareness week, with this year’s theme concentrating on mental health and multiple sclerosis.
Have you ever wondered why coffee makes you feel so good – and whether this might have its downsides? Turns out, your morning brew has a complex relationship with your stress hormones.
ADHD is a behavioural condition often associated with children. But let’s not forget the estimated 1.9 million adults in the UK across both genders living with ADHD.
It’s tempting to think oral health is only important to preserve a white smile and avoid gum disease. But have you ever connected oral health with your overall health and wellbeing, and in particular, your brain health?
The World Cancer Research Fund estimates over 60% of all cases of bowel cancers can be directly attributed to diet and lifestyle factors.
Your kidneys are the unsung heroes when it comes to detoxification. To celebrate World Kidney Day, in this article you’ll learn how to keep your kidneys happy.
In this article, you’ll learn about the links between invisible electromagnetic fields, otherwise known as EMFs, and brain tumours. Read on to discover more.
There’s a real buzz about seed cycling. It’s all about balancing hormones using the natural nutrients found in seeds. Read on to discover how you can benefit from seed cycling.
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