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Breastfed Babies, Eczema & Elimination Diets: A Re-Look

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You’re desperately trying to help your little baby. You’ve bought and tried all the creams, joined the Facebook support groups, and are now cutting out food group after food group… quietly wondering if maybe it’s something in your breastmilk? It can be incredibly upsetting to see our little ones in discomfort — scratching, unsettled, and…

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Childhood Eczema – Oh baby, baby.

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Eczema (also known as atopic dermatitis) is a pruritic (aka itchy), inflammatory skin condition. It often begins in infancy and is one of the most common skin presentations seen in children. In young ones, we understand that eczema—particularly when chronic or poorly controlled—may interfere with normal growth and development, reduce quality of life, and impact…

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Fertility Health Is Not Just Women’s Business

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Fertility health is a shared journey—and there’s so much men can do to play an active, empowered role. While the focus often lands on women’s health, the truth is that a man’s health contributes to 50% of the equation. More specifically, supporting sperm health isn’t just possible—it can make a profound difference in conception outcomes.…

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A Guide to Supporting your Nervous System: Get more out of life

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Meetings, deadlines, overflowing inbox, phone notifications, pick-ups/drop offs, work commitments, social commitments, house chores… oh, have I had any water today? If your nervous system is feeling taxed, you are not alone. Let this be your sign to take a deep belly breath in through your nose and let it all out. The impact of…

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Start Your Low-Tox Movement Without the Overwhelm

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It’s no secret that our health is strongly influenced by our environment. While we can’t completely avoid toxins, our bodies are incredibly wise and have remarkable detoxification abilities (thank you, liver!). By easing the burden on our systems and proactively embracing a low-tox lifestyle, we can genuinely enhance our overall health and vitality. If you’ve…

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Your Best Night Yet: Optimising Sleep Health

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Tossing and turning, watching the clock, mind racing—frustration mounting. Many of us have experienced nights like this. You may have done everything right: no caffeine past midday, minimal alcohol, all light sources eliminated from your bedroom, and a consistent sleep/wake routine. So, what’s the deal? The key to setting yourself up for a good night’s…

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For the Skin You’re In: Holistic Eczema Care

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Conventional treatments, such as topical steroids and antibiotics, are often used to temporarily “put out the fire.” However, due to the chronic nature of eczema, many people seek longer-term relief for themselves or their loved ones.

From a naturopathic perspective, we look beyond the surface to address the root causes. Here are some key considerations..

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Feeling Fertile? The Story Your Body Tells

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Tuning into your menstrual cycle offers valuable insights into your body’s unique communication methods. Whether you’re planning for conception, exploring natural contraception, or simply curious about your health, understanding these signs can enhance your body literacy.

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Autism (ASD): A Holistic View

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As a species, we are neurodiverse, meaning multiple neurocognitive styles are represented. There is a wide range of ways that people perceive, interact, and respond to the world, and there is no ‘correct’ or ‘incorrect’ way to do so.

ASD is a wide spectrum, multifactorial by nature, and when it comes to a wellness plan, there is no one-size-fits-all.

And it is in these exact scenarios that natural medicine has much to offer – holistic, integrative and client-centred.

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Lymphatic Love

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Ways to care for your lymphatic system include; staying hydrated with clean filtered water, moving your body with exercise you enjoy, taking up a breath-work practise, ditching restrictive clothing and underwear (goodbye underwire bra!) and learning a lymphatic brush or massage sequence (this practice generally takes 2-5 mins daily and can be hugely impactful!).

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