We understand that nutrition is individual. Not everyone has the same needs in terms of the nutrients that are key for them, the optimal amount to support their health, or how they prefer or need to take their supplements. In fact the way we want to take our supplements is changing with people often preferring to combine different supplements into one dose, often blending it into a juice or smoothie for taste and convenience.
It’s important to meet the nutritional needs of your children so they stay happy and healthy. Our handy top tips for gold star nutrition are perfect for making small changes into your child’s routine to help support their immunity for back to school
With the government now recommending Vitamin D supplements for everyone, we take a look at the link between SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) and the benefits of Vitamin D supplementation, to prepare for the onset of winter and changes of the seasons.
Children are at high risks of catching infections such as colds and flus due to their immature immune systems, and being in environments such as schools and nurseries where infections can be passed on easily from one child to another. The prescription of antibiotics to children in the UK is 700 prescriptions/1000 children per year.[i] It is suggested that 30% of antibiotic prescriptions are unnecessary as many of these infections are caused by viruses including common colds, bronchitis and sinus and ear infections, whereby an antibiotic (antibacterial) will be ineffective.[ii]
We understand that nutrition is individual. Not everyone has the same needs in terms of the nutrients that are key for them, the optimal amount to support their health, or how they prefer or need to take their supplements. In fact the way we want to take our supplements is changing with people often preferring to combine different supplements into one dose, often blending it into a juice or smoothie for taste and convenience.
It’s important to meet the nutritional needs of your children so they stay happy and healthy. Our handy top tips for gold star nutrition are perfect for making small changes into your child’s routine to help support their immunity for back to school
With the government now recommending Vitamin D supplements for everyone, we take a look at the link between SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) and the benefits of Vitamin D supplementation, to prepare for the onset of winter and changes of the seasons.
Children are at high risks of catching infections such as colds and flus due to their immature immune systems, and being in environments such as schools and nurseries where infections can be passed on easily from one child to another. The prescription of antibiotics to children in the UK is 700 prescriptions/1000 children per year.[i] It is suggested that 30% of antibiotic prescriptions are unnecessary as many of these infections are caused by viruses including common colds, bronchitis and sinus and ear infections, whereby an antibiotic (antibacterial) will be ineffective.[ii]
Menopause for a woman is a time she is transitioning into a new phase of her life. This is a time for liberation, change and celebration. However for many it can be a difficult transition that can be painfully drawn out due to a number of lifestyle and emotional factors. Nutritionally speaking, we can support that woman into the next phase of her life by supplying her with the nutrients her body needs to successfully make that transition. Read more...
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We live in a toxic world surrounded by harmful organisms and pollutants everyday. Read on to find out what these toxins are and what you can do to support your body.
Structure is everything, underpinning all aspects of function. In this free webinar, Chris Newbold and Marta Anhelush take an holistic, adaptive approach to our 'connective tissue' in particular, bones, joints, and skin, and the nutritional interventions that support it.
Take a trip through human development from birth to old age! How do we grow, develop and change? Jules Cattell outlines the different key challenges at each stage and how our changing bodies affect our health. What's the best way to support all age groups in our and others' families nutritionally?
Male hormones matter too, and link strongly to other aspects of physiology including nervous and energy systems. So how much can male health problems be explained by hormones? Alessandro Ferretti takes you through his top checklist of key health influences on male health, touching on energy, mental health, structure, and cardiovascular issues.
As our vital connecting organ between outside and inside, our skin intelligently adapts to our exposure to environmental challenges, including bacteria, sun and toxins, but also represents a window to inner health. In this webinar Jules Cattell takes a multi-system approach to skin health, and tackles key protocols in supporting skin ageing, eczema, psoriasis and acne. 2 hours
Pregnancy often comes with unwelcome side effects, rangingfrom nausea in the first trimester to constipationandheartburnlater on. Whilst these are often a result of hormonal changes, pre-existing problems such as poor digestive health or nutritional deficiencies, can play a role and exacerbate these symptoms. Some of these symptoms are to some extent unavoidable, however, with some nutritional help, we can minimise their impact on your daily life so that you can enjoy being pregnant even more.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal condition characterised by polycystic ovaries, hyperandrogenism, irregular periods and metabolic abnormalities, including insulin resistance, obesity, dyslipidemia and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. 1
