Feeling your body doesn’t work like it used to?
Hi, I’m Angela Henderson. As a nutritional therapist, I work with clients who are struggling with symptoms of getting older, such as digestive problems, worsening memory and cognitive function, aches and pains, low energy, and poor sleep. I see myself as a health detective, working with my clients to identify underlying imbalances or deficiencies that may be contributing to their symptoms, regardless of whether they have been given a formal diagnosis.
By using the latest nutrition science and careful analysis of your unique situation, I work with you to develop a personalized plan to address the underlying causes of your symptoms, so you can reclaim your vitality and enjoy life to the full again.
Let’s talk about the possibilities! Fill in the request form and I will contact you to arrange a free exploratory call.
High-Dose B1? Stay Balanced!
Increasing numbers of people with Parkinson's (or their spouses) are experimenting with high-dose vitamin B1 (thiamin) therapy. The research into the nutrient for neurological conditions, and in particular Parkinson's, has largely been brought to public attention thanks to the work by Daphne Bryan PhD. Research is showing that there is a direct link between a thiamin deficiency and low dopamine production. By enhancing energy production and reducing oxidative stress, thiamin seems to offer relief for certain symptoms in some (although not all) Parkinson's sufferers. Because Parkinson's arises in different people for different reasons, what works for one will not work [...]
So, you’re an “empty nester”: What now?
Key Ways to Find Purpose and Spiritual Growth as an Empty Nester: Self-Reflection: Reconnect with passions and explore new interests. Spiritual Practices: Deepen meditation, yoga, or prayer to nurture inner peace. Volunteer & Serve: Engage in community service or mentoring for fulfillment. Redefine Relationships: Shift from daily caregiving to a supportive, wise guide. Practice Detachment: Embrace life with peace, letting go of the need to control outcomes. Legacy Building: Focus on passing down values, wisdom, and life lessons. Live with Intention & Gratitude: Align actions with purpose and appreciate the present. A new chapter of fulfilment As children leave [...]
Hair loss drugs: What are the alternatives?
Losing your hair can be traumatic. It’s understandable when people turn to medications such as Finasteride, hoping to stop hair loss in its tracks. But is it worth the risk? While these drugs may be effective at halting further hair loss or even helping with regrowth in some cases, research has shown that they come with a slew of potential side effects that might make you think twice. What are the dangers, and are there any real, comparable (or even better) alternatives? Nutrition, a holistic approach to health, and a futuristic anti-aging biotechnology discovered by the Russian military in the [...]
Carrots, pilots and polar bears
"Eat your carrots—they'll help you see in the dark" is a refrain that many of us have grown up hearing at the dinner table, but was it a ruse to get us to eat an affordable, British-grown vegetable? In World War II, the British government appeared to believe in these vision-enhancing properties, as the British Royal Air Force circulated propaganda suggesting that their pilots had excellent night vision because they consumed large quantities of carrots. Dr Carrot, the “children’s best friend” and the “adviser of grown-ups” was co-opted to promote carrot eating to help people see during the blackouts. But [...]
What about the immune system?
Viruses are everywhere. There are an estimated 380 trillion viruses inhabiting our bodies (here's a very interesting article about the human virome). There is much talk about treating viral diseases, but generally in the mainstream media there is very little information on our own innate resources. Here is some information on how you can protect yourself. There are two aspects to not contracting symptoms of a virus. On the one hand it's about minimising exposure, but just as importantly, on the other hand it's about optimising our immune system. So how do you do that? IMMUNE SYSTEM 101 1) Get [...]
Insulin Resistance and Acne: Unravelling the Connection
"It's not just about looking good; it's about feeling good and being confident in my own skin. But acne messes with my head, and it's a constant struggle. Some days, I try to own it and embrace my imperfections, but other days, it's hard not to let it affect how I feel about myself. I just want people to see past the acne and see the real me, but I can't even do that myself sometimes. It's like a delicate balance between accepting myself and wanting to be seen for who I truly am." The mirror reflects more than just [...]
Hair loss drugs: What are the alternatives? • Nurtural says:
Hair loss drugs: What are the alternatives? • Nurtural says:
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