by Emma Sutherland | Dec 1, 2023 | hormone health, Immunity
How Common is a UTI? Urinary tract infections are 50 times more common in women than men and it’s estimated that 20% of women are affected by UTI’s at some time during their lives. Many of these women will also experience recurrent episodes of UTI...
by Natasha Dunn | Jul 17, 2023 | Fertility, Gut Health, hormone health
Gut health is a buzzword for a reason. Your gut is the largest neuron containing surface area inside your body and is constantly exposed to food and bacteria from the outside world. The gut is commonly known as “your second brain”. Consisting of a network of...
by Emma Sutherland | Jun 29, 2023 | Gut Health, hormone health, Liver health, Nutrition, Skin Health
Blackheads Blackheads are open comedones, where the pore of the skin is filled with sebum that has oxidized (like the way an apple turns brown after a while of cutting it). Usually black heads are caused by an overproduction of uncontrolled oil, improper cleansing,...
by Natasha Dunn | Jun 22, 2023 | Fertility, hormone health, Uncategorized
What is PMS? Most women suffer from some form of pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS) at some point in their cycle. But did you know that 8-20% of women seek medical help for these symptoms? You might hear people ask what PMS is or women discussing many different...
by Emma Sutherland | Jun 7, 2023 | hormone health, Male Health
It’s time for me to write about men’s stuff – I must apologise, as I tend to overlook the blokes in my business to help women! I am seeing more and more men in clinic with undiagnosed androgen deficiency, which affects about one in 200 men under 60 years of age....
by Emma Sutherland | Jun 1, 2023 | Emma Sutherland, hormone health
An endocrine disrupting chemical is a chemical found outside the body that mimics or alters the endocrine (hormone) system and causes health problems in a person, their offspring and even future generations. Endocrine disrupters exert their effect at levels far below...
