Dr Anna, a preventive medicine doctor specialising in gut health, presents an in-depth session on weight management and explores why so many short-term weight loss programmes stall after 12 weeks. She breaks this down into three key factors: metabolic adaptation, stress and hormonal dysregulation, and the tendency to overlook gut health and satiety signals. Throughout … Read more
In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Morley Robbins, founder of The Root Cause Protocol, to discuss why copper is such a critical, yet often misunderstood, nutrient in modern health. Morley shares what led him to develop the Root Cause Protocol, how copper plays a pivotal role in energy production, mineral balance and overall … Read more
In this one-hour webinar, Dr Chris Chlebowski draws on his deep knowledge of Materia Medica to help busy practitioners choose between several well-known herbal remedies when faced with conditions of the genitourinary tract. With clear, comparative guidance on when to reach for each remedy, even seasoned herbalists and homeopaths should come away with a fresh … Read more
This webinar takes a root-cause approach to women’s health, challenging the idea that hormonal symptoms should be treated in isolation. Rather than focusing solely on hormones such as oestrogen or progesterone, Izzy Seadon and Sonia O’Donnell explore how concerns like PMS, menopause symptoms, fatigue and skin issues are often driven by deeper imbalances in the … Read more
In this practitioner-focused session, Lucy Peel explores how to support clients across every stage of the journey, from preconception and pregnancy through to post-birth recovery and beyond. She discusses the essential nutrients that optimise maternal and foetal outcomes, helping you deliver evidence-informed, compassionate care. The session also covers postnatal support, including ways to encourage and … Read more
The second product training session in our BioMedica series. Lucy Peel continues to guide practitioners through the range, with practical detail on how key products work and where they fit into clinical practice. No description was supplied for this session. Share the products or topics covered and this can be expanded to match the others.
This product training session focuses on supporting clients through seasonal allergies using targeted solutions from the BioMedica range. Lucy Peel walks practitioners through how each product works and where it fits into a clinical approach. A practical, product-focused session for practitioners looking to refine their seasonal allergy support. Products covered
With more than 20 years of experience in integrative medicine, Dr Jason Miller specialises in the management of chronic disease and cancer, working at the intersection of Traditional Chinese Medicine and modern biomedical practice. In this session he presents a systems-based approach to longevity, focused on identifying and addressing the underlying biological processes that drive … Read more
Hosted by Your Health Basket in partnership with Natura Health Products, this in-depth session explores the foundations of longevity, healthy ageing and preventative wellness. Led by Dr Jason Miller, it works through the major health concerns that come with age, including cardiovascular health, inflammation, muscle loss, hormone balance, metabolic dysfunction, immune resilience and mitochondrial support. … Read more
In this session, Helen from New Roots Herbal is joined by Gabi, a Naturopath and Herbalist, to discuss how to best support the body through different hormonal stages such as perimenopause and the menopause. They explain why balancing hormones naturally is about more than taking a supplement, and how it often involves resolving a range … Read more
This New Roots Herbal webinar looks at the role toxic metals can play as a hidden contributor to chronic health conditions. Katarzyna Blochowiak explores how heavy metal burden can build quietly over time, the ways it can show up in clinical presentations, and the approaches practitioners can use to identify and support clients dealing with … Read more
This webinar explores how parasitic infections can drive hormone imbalances that mimic familiar conditions such as PMS and menopause. Parasites can interfere with hormone production, metabolism and immune function, often worsening symptoms while going undetected in routine testing. Helen Edwards explains why the hormonal shifts of perimenopause and menopause can increase vulnerability to parasites, and … Read more
Author – Phoebe Chan – BSc (Hons) Nutrition and Human Health Brain health is often discussed in the context of ageing and dementia, but cognitive performance is influenced by factors throughout life. While certain cognitive changes may occur with age, many aspects of brain function can remain strong. Older adults can continue to learn new … Read more
Helen Edwards, Nutritional Therapist, New Roots Herbal Clinicians and therapists across the UK and Europe are increasingly encountering clients with chronic, low-grade digestive complaints, such as bloating, erratic bowel movements, unexplained fatigue, nutrient depletion, skin reactions and persistent food intolerances. Intestinal parasites such as Giardia lamblia, Blastocystis hominis and even candidiasis are often identified as contributing to this … Read more
Author is Jason Miller – Natura. Enhancing longevity includes extending both lifespans, as well as “healthspan,” which, beyond number of years lived, equates to years lived in optimal health. Our wholistic approach to longevity is based on slowing the biological processes that drive aging, rather than waiting for the symptoms of disease to arise. We … Read more
By Lorna Driver-Davies, Head of Practitioner Education – Wild Nutrition Women’s health is often spoken about as though it follows a neat, linear path. In reality, it’s anything but. Across a woman’s lifetime, hormonal shifts influence energy, mood, digestion, sleep, cognitive function and resilience. These changes don’t happen in isolation, and they don’t always arrive … Read more
Author: Chris Chlebowski, D.C, N.D. The kidneys sit at the centre of the host response to infection. In day‑to‑day clinical practice, some of the most persistent and clinically relevant “stealth” drivers of kidney stress are ureaplasma, mycoplasma and other low‑grade sexually transmitted infections that linger in the genitourinary tract. These pathogens often operate below the … Read more
The liver plays an essential role in metabolic regulation, nutrient storage, hormone balance, and detoxification. In an age of increased environmental toxin exposure, medication use, and dietary imbalance, supporting optimal liver function is an essential focus. Rather than viewing “detoxification” as a short-term intervention, we should cultivate long-term hepatic resilience through targeted nutrition, supplementation, and … Read more
Author : Lorna Driver-Davies, Head of Practitioners, Wild Nutrition As practitioners, we understand that fertility is not a single event, but a culmination of several months of biological readiness. The two to three months leading up to conception are a critical window of opportunity—not only to establish hormonal equilibrium but, crucially, to optimise the health … Read more
Donald R. Yance (MH, CN, RH (AHG), SFO)CLINICIAN, RESEARCHER, MASTER HERBALIST, CERTIFIED NUTRITIONISTFounder – Natura Health products Introduction Menopause marks a profound, natural shift in hormonal balance, turning up the heat for women with: hot flashes, sleep disturbances, mood changes, fatigue, and brain fog. These experiences intensify when the body is under stress. The stress … Read more
Author – Written By Sonia O’Donell (Founder and Naturopath) Menopause is usually talked about as a problem to fix or a life stage to dread and we all know people who have really suffered, so it’s no wonder many women approach this stage with real concern. But what if it isn’t something we need to … Read more
Written By Sonia O’DonellFounder and Naturopath They say, “Travel is food for the soul” but let’s be honest, it’s not always easy on your gut.” Having adventures in new places can be one of the best ways to expand your horizons and reset your perspective, but its less fun if you’re feeling uncomfortable from bloating, … Read more
Author: Megan Jones (Adv.Dip.NutMed, BHsc.NutMed) As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, our immune systems face a unique set of seasonal challenges. Autumn is a time of transition, as the body prepares for the colder months when we’re naturally more susceptible to infections.1 In fact research shows that immune cell activity – … Read more
Travelling can place considerable strain on digestive and immune function. Altered meal timings, disrupted circadian rhythms, unfamiliar cuisines and exposure to new pathogens all create additional demands on the gastrointestinal system. A number of physiological stressors can contribute, including: Left unchecked, these factors may increase the likelihood of symptoms such as bloating, irregular bowel movements, … Read more
