We are very proud of this clip about Naturopathy and Moruya Natural Therapies and I am pleased to share it with you.
I hope it accurately reflects your experience in clinic and I encourage your comments and feedback, which you can post publicly at https://www.facebook.com/jacquiberrynaturopath/
Join your local natural health experts in an informative presentation on how to support clear, calm and alert thinking for all ages using natural health techniques.
The presentation will cover how to:
There will be plenty of time for questions, so please come along and take advantage of this free event!
For some women, ‘the change of life’ presents constant hormonal challenges like fatigue, hot flushes and mental health challenges.
Herbal medicine can help! Often resolving these symptoms and restoring great energy and that happy calm feeling.
Book an appointment for effective natural solutions today (02) 4474 2544
Top two tips for healthy hormones at menopause
What you can do –
Consume phytoestrogens rich foods such as linseeds and soy products.
How to do it –
1-2 tsp ground linseeds or LSA in breakfast or as an ingredient in bliss balls or prinkled on salads.
Use fermented soy products like miso soup for snacks.
Add tofu and tempeh into the meal plan on occasion.
How naturopaths can help –
Herbal medicine such as Black Cohosh and Hops have therapeutic strength phytoestrogens so support hormonal changes quickly.
2. Stress managment and supporting adrenal health
What you can do –
Studies show that women who exercise regularly have less hot flushes than those who don’t.
How to do it –
Choose a daily movement activity that brings you joy.
How naturopaths can help –
A class of herbal medicine called adaptogens can have a huge impact on energy and your coping capacity at times of stress and change.
Are you intrigued about making herbal concoctions and creams? Learn from experts; effective and simple remedies for everyday ailments, such as antiseptic creams and throat syrups that the whole family can use.
Are you frustrated and upset about diets that don’t work?
Confused about what is healthy food for healthy weight?
http://www.sbs.com.au/news/insight/tvepisode/fat-fighters
SBS recently aired this episode on Insight; ‘Fat fighters’. It aptly demonstrates that healthy weight is a controversial issue. We have the statistics to demonstrate that being overweight has health risks and weight loss is not easy. That no specific diet works better than another for short term weight loss, and is not the answer to long term healthy weight. We just need to eat healthy? What does that mean amongst all of today’s health messages and dieting hype?
The best evidence about achieving sustainable healthy weight comes from the American Heart Association. It states that people should set achievable, individual, specific goals and self-monitor their progress toward attaining these goals in a supportive environment.
What this means is that we need to:
Book Now to take control, be empowered, have a plan & support to achieve your goals.
Would you like further information about what the quality research says?
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What is your tipping point? At what point do the challenges to your health become significant enough for you to decide to care for yourself, make a positive change for health, and prioritise yourself?
This weekend is a gift of spring, an opportunity to nourish ourselves and infuse joy into a moment in time. Gather with Women in a calm, joyous and peaceful place to share skills about being the best women we can be, and return home filled with support, and a personal plan to be well and stay well.
Myself and seven women who are both local and from all over Australia will be sharing our expertise in health in our specific fields. Our aim is to give you the motivation and tools to make positive change that is personalised and relevant for you right now. It will be informative, fun and relaxed in a place of rare natural beauty – the perfect weekend away with women.
I will discuss the evidence based therapies for stress management and optimising energy levels: this includes food, lifestyle and interventions such as natural therapies, followed by a workshop to create a personal, manageable plan that you can take home and implement.
Once vitality is improved, we will look at how this can improve fertility and reproductive health. Importantly covering specific techniques to improve symptoms of common reproductive problems. The focus is on potent and effective lifestyle interventions that are relevant to you.
I hope to see you there.
