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This article looks at the effects of phytochemicals on gut health, based on a summary of scientific studies collated in 2022.

The Impact of Plant Phytochemicals on Gut Health

Jan 22

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Herbal tea with cumin, coriander and fennel

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Here are 5 simple, time-tested Ayurvedic tips to strengthen digestion naturally.

5 Tips for Stronger Digestion

Jan 22

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A woman holding a bouquet of wildflowers, representing the abundance of fragrance in nature.

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To avoid synthetic fragrances and protect your health, consider the following steps:

A Return to Purity: Navigating the Shift from Synthetic to Botanical

Jan 22

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By Jemima Rose, Healing Diets Coach graduate and Naturopathy Student Meanwhile the wild geese, high in the clean blue air, are heading home again. Whoever you are, no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination, calls to you like the wild geese, harsh and exciting over and over announcing your placein the […]

Autumn Foraging Delights

Sep 18

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A patch of Nettles ready for harvest.

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Urtica Dioica By Emma Johns, Master Herbalist Student My Growing Love for Nettles and Foraging I have been foraging now for the last three years or so, and I started with nettles. My respect for this considered ‘weed’ has grown each time, and I love experimenting with recipes shared by friends and online. I enjoy […]

Stinging Nettle: Forager’s Spring Friend

Sep 18

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Illustration representing a variety of gut microbes.

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Key information to jump start your exploration of the Gut Microbiome and it’s importance to our health.

Gut Health and You: Why Your Microbiome Matters

Sep 18

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Colorful fruits and vegetables representing the variety of fibre and phytonutrient rich produce need to support health and wellness.

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A nutrient-rich, plant-based diet can play an important role in managing both types of diabetes, improving insulin sensitivity, and even reducing the need for medication in some cases.

Living Foods and Diabetes

Sep 18

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Photograph of Apocynaceae; a lovely pink and purple flower found in UAE.

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By Erin Shaw, Quantum Botanicals Therapist Graduate Filled with a rhythm of undulating sand, the Arabian deserts in the Asian Southwest are beautiful, captivating and mysterious. They can appear empty, desolate and lonely as the crests and troughs of sand roll on until they reach the horizon, yet there are survivors here who have evolved […]

Something in the Sand

Sep 18

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A Family of Foragers in the British Forest.

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My path to becoming a Healing Diets Practitioner and studying Naturopathy began many years ago. At the age of eight I made the decision to become a vegetarian, driven by my deep love for the animal kingdom – to me, they were not just animals – they were friends.

From an early age, I felt a quiet yet powerful pull towards the natural world. Growing up, I often sought solace in the company of my pets and the calming presence of nature, especially during difficult times at school when I experienced bullying.

My Journey to Becoming a Healing Diets Practitioner and Naturopath

Apr 10

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