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Insomnia

Introduction Insomnia is a sleep disorder frequently characterized by having difficulty in initiating and maintaining sleep, having trouble returning to sleep after multiple awakenings during the night, and failing to sleep again after early morning awakenings (1) (2). This insufficient sleep...

Insomnia

Introduction Insomnia is a sleep disorder frequently characterized by having difficulty in initiating and maintaining sleep, having trouble returning to sleep after multiple awakenings during the night, and failing to sleep again after early morning awakenings (1) (2). This insufficient sleep...

Why Sleep is Your Metabolic Superpower

Why Sleep is Your Metabolic Superpower We tend to think of sleep as rest - the way we replenish energy.  In truth, your sleeping hours are a highly productive repair shift, especially for your metabolism.  Each night, your body resets blood sugar, clears metabolic waste,...

Dr Kirstie Lawton

Dr Kirstie Lawton Background & Bio Details Dr Kirstie Lawton PhD is a highly qualified and experienced CNHC registered nutritional therapy practitioner and a BANT and AfN registered nutritionist. She has a PhD and a BSc Hons in Nutrition from Queen Margaret University, a...

Parkinson's Disease

Contents: What is Parkinson’s disease? What causes Parkinson’s disease? Conventional Treatment Nutrition and Parkinson’s disease; what works So, what does nutrition have to do with Parkinson’s? Key Nutrition Factors Optimise your diet, reduce your toxic...

Depression

Contents: About Depression What is Depression? Are You Depressed? What Causes Depression? Nutrition and Depression: What Works? Increase your omega-3 fats Increase your intake of B vitamins Boost your serotonin with amino acids Balance your blood sugar Up your intake...

Bipolar

Bipolar disorder is characterised by episodes of deep depression followed by mania. The set of symptoms and their severity varies considerably from person to person, and in many cases, the person may not have any symptoms for long periods of time. No one knows the cause(s) of bipolar disorder...