Tag Archive for: medical herbalist

Using Weeds As Medicines
I had a lovely day down at Rye Harbour Discovery Centre last Saturday giving a talk to the Friends of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. It was well attended with over forty attendees. Lots of interesting discussions about how to use common garden…

The DUTCH Complete Test
What is a DUTCH test and when is it useful?
DUTCH test stands for Dried Urine Complete Hormone Test. This is an incredibly useful test which may help patients to find out the root causes of their hormone imbalances. The test measures 35…

Using local herbs for health – Dandelion
Dandelion – A very old medicine
Spring is very gently starting to appear; green leaves are cautiously emerging. Traditionally after a long winter with little fresh vegetables or fruit the poor country folk of England would pick young…

Milk Thistle – will it really help your liver and support a detox?
Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) is a famous herbal remedy with a reputation for improving liver function, but is that reputation justified? Many people are kicking off January by going on detox diets which often involve taking milk thistle…

Delicious vegan sweet potato and cauliflower lentil dish
This delicious and simple recipe (discovered on the BBC Good Food website and amended) is good enough to serve to guests at a dinner party and works equally well as healthy mid week dinner. Or you could make it and store portions in the fridge…

Vitamin C – should I be taking supplements?
The current UK recommended daily intake of vitamin C is 40mg, but is this enough? Should we be taking supplements, or will they do more harm than good?
Recommended daily allowances (RDAs) are generally set to prevent vitamin deficiency diseases. …

Rosemary
Key uses:
Lifts the spirits
Improves the circulation
Supports memory and improves concentration
Improves digestion
Rosemary has a long history of medicinal use and is one of my favourite herbs this time of year. Rosemary is great for lifting…

Five simple suggestions for children’s tummy bugs
Chamomile tea is antispasmodic to the gut meaning it helps to ease tummy cramps; it has an anti-inflammatory action within the digestive system meaning it helps to calm down soreness and irritation there. It is also relaxing so will help…
Tag Archive for: medical herbalist

The Integrative Gut Health Programme (12 weeks)
The Integrative Gut Health Programme
12 weeks of personalised herbal, nutritional and lifestyle support to improve your digestion and gut health
This three month programme is designed to eliminate or significantly reduce your digestive symptoms. …

Nutrition and Supplements to Slow Down Ageing
Nutrition to Slow Down Ageing: Boost Your Energy, Brain Function, and Healthspan
A three hour online course with Ellie Holly | In collaboration with City Lit
We’re living longer than ever—but are we staying healthy as we age? This three-hour…

